Fragrance Passion
ENCORE DU TEMPS - MEO FUSCIUNI
ENCORE DU TEMPS - MEO FUSCIUNI
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A timeless trilogy
Time again is a dedication to love, it's a flower fallen in a cup of tea.
It was a trip to Laos that made me understand the timeless love between two beings, that gave birth to my desire to tell you about this trip, to a place where time is a state of mind, where everything is lost in a smile, like a slow black and white movie, like certain moments in life.
This tea seemed to never end, while the little Osmanthus flower floated among the swirls of the cup. It was just love and we wished we had more time to live this moment of our lives, sitting on the terrace of a historic colonial house in Luang Prabang. From there, the view is lost on the river.
A soft and delicate beginning, loving from its first olfactory steps, a sweet note of Bergamote and Mandarin opens the way to the heart, a white canvas dotted with Green Tea, on which the Osmanthus rests: warm, voluptuous and fruitful, the same canvas on which the poetry of the Champaca flower rests, in its Asian scents I feel my beloved Asia and the walks through the forests, next to which the great Magnolia is a dedication. In the background, the sweetness of the Benjoin of Laos, the care of the Santal Wood and the memories of the Maté, tell a delicate ending.
The Osmanthus grows today in our garden, giving us a fragrant and delicate flowering in autumn. On autumn evenings, during my walks, its fruity scent brings me back to Laos, Indochina. It reminds me of the feeling I have every day for the woman I love. I would like more time, and more, and more...
" What ? I wish the time
would stop now".
A dedication of love, a few petals dropped into a cup of tea, a transparent light, a hope, a moment of joy and emotion that each of us would like to keep alive, forever.
The composition is as follows: Bergamote, Mandarin, Osmanthus, Tea, Maté, Champaca, Magnolia, Santal wood and Benjoin.
[Encore du temps was conceived, created and arranged, listening to the album Impetus, by Sebastian Plano, in each of these phases]
