Montale perfumes remind us that each fragrance is not just a composition, but an encrypted message of time. There is always a scent in the…
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The tops of the poplars are hidden in a milky fog, the wheels creak on the wet pebbles, and inside the postal carriage a fine-wool…
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The scent of the historic carriage was a frank mix of sawmill, stable and perfume shop. Opening the door, the passenger inhaled polished wood, damp…
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Great architectural styles were rarely locked in stone: the marble vestments of cathedrals and the gilding of palaces invariably moved – literally – onto wheels.…
Continue readingCarriage fashion: how carriage shapes and styles changed from Baroque to Art Nouveau
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A carriage is more than just a vehicle of antiquity; it is a moving capsule of culture, where the resonance of wood, the rustle of…
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In an era when the carriage was the main mode of transportation for the nobility, even a short trip was a carefully planned process. For…
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The very essence of Parfums de Marly Oajan evokes a journey through time, where gilded carriages rolled through cobbled streets, carrying nobility adorned in the…
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The scent of sandalwood and leather once defined an age of horse-drawn grandeur, where polished wood and supple hides enveloped passengers in an olfactory embrace…
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The 18th century was a period of unparalleled refinement and sophistication, where both carriage craftsmanship and perfumery reached new heights. As noblemen and aristocrats journeyed…
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Throughout history, travel was not just about reaching a destination—it was an experience, a statement of status, and often, an act of indulgence. For the…
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