The eau de parfum spray Penhaligon’s Vaara was commission by the Indian royal Maharaja Gai Singh II. He wanted a personal fragrance, which expresses his connection to his native land. The star perfumer Bertrand Duchaufour explored India and visited exotic gardens, popular markets and mighty palaces.
Inspiration flowed into creating the perfume and created an aromatic masterpiece.A fragrance, which revives the sensesThe eau de parfum spray Penhaligon’s Vaara is based on essences of carrot seeds, coriander, quince and safran. With white musk, honey, tonka as well as sandal and cedar wood, a fragrance was created, which reflects the modern and traditional Indian lifestyle. The aromatic fragrance radiates a majestic effect.
With freesia, magnolia, iris, peony and rose oil, the bitter effect is weakened. Let yourself be inspired by a royal creation, which will give you a stylish elegance!