PURPLE SUEDE - GOLDFIELD & BANKS

Purple Sweden is the attractive newcomer to the Goldfield & Banks botanical series.

An olfactory imagination expressing the smell of the aromatic fields of lavender burned by the sun, where the flowers are cracked by the ferocious heat of the sun. Combined with the smell of rusty stools, this sensual scent reveals a characteristic rich and dry wake. A contemporary and unexpected interpretation of lavender and leather. 

Concentration: Fragrance
All our perfumes have a concentration of +/- 20% essences and are tested in conditions of extreme humidity.

BOTANY AND SPECIES
Lavender Tasmania
Pink pepper Reunion Island
Fleurs d'Hysope France
Wooden leather
Patchouli Indonesia
Oak foam
Civette
Amber
Oud

OLFACTORY DESCRIPTION
Sensual
Leather
Aromatic
One of a kind

Perfume: Ilias Ermenidis

About the Purple Sweden fragrance:
Purple Sweden is a scent of precious wood, spices, luxurious leather and pure Australian lavender - an ode to the immaculate quality of Tasmanian lavender.

The vial:
In an effort to showcase Australia's leading-edge expertise in botanical research and development, Goldfield & Banks wrapped this creation in a package as sumptuous as the perfume it contains. Each French glass bottle is covered with a lacquer containing 24-carat gold, in tribute to the romance of the Australian gold rush and the seduction of the native flora, nuts, woods and seeds that inspire each of the perfumes of the house.

Purple Sweden is packed in a luxurious Goldfield & Banks suede pouch.

Learn more about Purple Sweden:

Tasmanian lavender - a French affair.

Introduced at the beginning of the 20th century, Tasmanian lavender is a cultivar of the species Lavandula angustifolia, very fragrant, which blossomed in the pristine environment of its new Australian terroir. Cultivated for centuries in France, this species is a gray-green shrub known for its mass of soft purple floral spears that give off an intensely fragrant, exceptionally sweet and pure fragrance.

Purple Sweden is cruel and vegan.