It seems to have marked the end. Everything seemed to have happened quickly. We beat our chests, everyone condemned, a chapter was quickly closed, because Saturday was coming. Yet fear and amazement are describing the unexpected, a precious bottle falls into a thousand pieces, releases its aroma and speaks in silence. Yet we knew it. Death is not the last word. The stone has rolled away, and with it it overturns my life every day, it now greases my skin with sand so that I can dirty that linen with my inaccuracies. The now useless ointment frames an empty place. Rich. This is the wonder, this is the day.

— The new fragrance from Filippo Sorcinelli's delire de voyage collection is presented today just before the Easter events. Philip emphasizes these moments by interpreting by smell some passages from the Gospel of Mark, and in particular the moment of amazement and fear of the women when they realize that the stone of the Sepulcher has rolled away. In an ideal image to describe this moment, the bottle of very expensive aromatic oils based on aloe and myrrh, which they had prepared to anoint the body of Jesus, is dropped to the ground when they saw not only the rolled stone away, but all the white linen sheets that wrapped the body. Hence the announcement of a young man dressed in dazzling white...

Top notes: VANILLA, SANDALWOOD, PATCHOULI, AMBER, MUSC

Heart notes: CEDAR WOOD, PEACH NOTE, ROSE, MYRRH

Base notes: ALOE VERA, BERGAMOT, ORANGE, JASMINE