Pomegranate Ortigia Sicilia

Pomegranate by Ortigia Sicilia is a perfume for women and men, belongs to the Aromatic Fruity fragrance group. Perfumer: Lorenzo Villoresi. Main Accords: Woody, Fruity, Fresh-Spicy, Sour Notes, Bitter.
Pomegranate EDP available at a price – 3 EUR/ml.
Pomegranate is a fougere, fruity fragrance for men and women from the Italian perfume house Ortigia Sicilia. The captivating Pomegranate fragrance by Ortigia Sicilia has a remarkable ability to unfold differently upon contact with the warmth of human skin, adapting to each wearer, making it ideal for both men and women. The captivating composition of Pomegranate by Ortigia Sicilia features subtle, sweet-tart accords of exotic pomegranate—a symbol of the Roman monarchs who ruled Sicily—Maximilian I and Catherine of Aragon. Characteristics: sensual, enveloping, fresh, and pure. Recommended as a wellness product.
Ortigia Sicilia Melograno Perfume is full of the unique aromatic and chypre tones of an unusual Pomegranate perfume, a fragrance of magically elegant Pomegranate, Rose and Oakmoss for men and women.
Ortigia Melograno is a crisp perfume that encapsulates the vibrancy of Sicilian life with all its dramatic contrasts between the exotic and the European. Ortigia Melograno perfume begins with bright and effervescent Bergamot that sinks into a deeply Bitter Orange. The heart houses that fruity and tangy key note of Melograno Pomegranate and a deeply aromatic highlight of Rose. The base gives it a Chypre texture that enhances the powdery and vintage feeling of the fragrance with an overdose of Oakmoss, Labdanum and PatchouliOrtigia Sicilia Melograno Perfume is an enveloping casket of rare beauty that celebrates the delicate and elegant Pomegranate. Ortigia Sicilia Melograno perfume is a celebration of Pomegranate and it’s unusual fruity, aromatic tones. Ortigia Melograno perfume is a celebration of this exotic fruit, with its dry and dusty scent was the personal symbol of Roman Maximillian I and Catherine of Aragon, both rulers of Sicily.
Ortigia Sicilia Melograno (Pomegranate) is a vibrant and exotic fragrance inspired by the rich cultural and historical tapestry of Sicily. At the heart of this perfume is the pomegranate, or melograno, an ancient and symbolic fruit whose dry, slightly sweet, and dusty scent forms the foundation of this captivating fragrance. The perfume embodies the contrasts of Sicilian life — vibrant yet refined, bold yet delicate.
The key ingredient in this fragrance is pomegranate, which brings a distinctive sharpness to the scent, reminiscent of the tangy, slightly bitter aroma of the fruit’s seeds. This is not a sugary, fruity perfume; instead, it is a complex and mature fragrance with both freshness and depth. The top notes are crisp and invigorating, with a hint of citrus that brightens the overall scent. As it develops, the perfume reveals its heart: a dry, almost earthy quality, where the tartness of pomegranate is balanced by herbal, green nuances. The base notes feature a subtle warmth, often incorporating musky and woody accords that lend longevity and sophistication to the fragrance.
Historically, the pomegranate has been a symbol of power, wealth, and fertility across many cultures. In Sicily, it holds a special place due to its association with prominent rulers. The fruit was the personal symbol of Maximilian I, the Holy Roman Emperor, and Catherine of Aragon, both of whom were rulers of Sicily at different times in history. The pomegranate’s hard outer shell and jewel-like seeds inside were seen as metaphors for strength and prosperity, making it a fitting emblem for royalty. Additionally, the pomegranate is deeply tied to Mediterranean culture, symbolizing life, fertility, and renewal.
Ortigia Sicilia’s Melograno Eau de Parfum captures the essence of this powerful fruit, reflecting Sicily’s history, landscape, and vibrant spirit. It’s a fragrance that feels timeless yet contemporary, perfect for those seeking a bold and sophisticated scent that stands out. Whether worn day or night, Melograno offers a sensory journey to the heart of Sicily, where history and nature intertwine

