Hundred Silent Ways by Nishane, is a perfume inspired by a phrase in a poem by Rumi, a 13th century poet, "I closed my mouth and spoke to you in hundreds of silent ways", Hundred Silent Ways communicates love without words through a series of small flourishes of fruit and flowers, as tender as the skin of a loved one.

Hundred Silent Ways has a very sensual opening, a rococo explosion of sweet syrupy peaches, tangerine and tuberose petals so sweet you want to eat it. Bathed in a cloud as sweet and fluffy as marshmallows, the fruits and flowers slowly become more abstract and blurry, but thanks to a touch of fresh, dusty iris, it never loses its brilliance. When the perfume opens, it gradually reaches an almost woody but tasty base, thanks to the sandalwood in the base, which absorbs all the rich and buttery excesses of the gardenia and sweet fruit. It is the rare fruity floral scent that seduces you without even a word, you will be completely won over by the inviting goodness of Hundred Silent Ways.

Top Notes: Tuberose, Mandarin, Peach

Heart Notes: Jasmine, Gardenia, Iris

Base Notes: Vanilla, Sandalwood, Vetiver