Tanagra

Silky iris, musky cashmere and delicate spring flowers made irresistible with a subtle hint of rose and delicious crisp pear.

From Maison Violet
A hymn to beauty and femininity, inspired by the statuettes of Ancient Greece. Tanagra is an opulent yet tender fragrance, with delicate and graceful notes of peony, iris and freesia. If beauty has the advantage of being memorable, Tanagra has the elegance of being unforgettable. 

Tanagra was originally published in 1922. On its original bottle, imagined by Lucien Gaillard, the stopper was shaped like a tanagra statue.

Perfumer
Nathalie Lorson

Notes
tangerine, pear, freesia, peony, iris, jasmine, cedar, vetiver, musk

FYI
20% of the profits of Tanagra are donated to the association Solidarité Femmes as part of Maison Violet's commitment to supporting women's rights. Created in Paris and produced in Switzerland.