Valmont Storie Veneziane Blu Cobalto I Perfume

The chocolate fragrance Blu Cobalto I is included in the brand's inaugural perfume collection, dedicated to the culture and nature of Venice. This perfume extract invites you on a stroll around the vicinity of the Campo San Moise church, an interesting example of Baroque architecture. A mix of cocoa, patchouli, and opoponax is packed into a sleek bottle adorned with a miniature sculpture in the form of a Venetian mask.

The first perfume collection, Storie Veneziane, is dedicated to Venice. This is echoed in the bottle featuring a Venetian mask created by local artist Leonardo Chimin, and in the name of each of the five fragrances. The perfume extract Blu Cobalto I, blended with notes of cocoa, patchouli, and opoponax, is named after the pigment used to color Murano glass. This is also reflected in the color of the leather bottle.

Campo San Moise, an embodiment of Venetian opulence and theatricality in pure Baroque style. A delicate cobalt-blue leather glove, casually thrown onto a stone, catches her attention. She picks it up and inhales the seductive scent that lingers memorably.