Babel Creso for women and men

The fragrance features Jasmine. Babel in the Akkadian language (Bab-ili) means "Gate of God". The capital of the Babylonian Empire at the height of its splendor, in the sixth century BC it was surrounded by a double wall, pierced by the Ishtar Gate. It was the same period in which Croesus established his kingdom. The door was covered with blue glazed bricks and was adorned with over one hundred and twenty statues of lions with open jaws. Above the gate were the Hanging Gardens, sparkling in an endless variety of colours, shapes and fragrances. In art, the Neo-Babylonian period replaced Assyrian designs and introduced a search for elegance in an oriental style. The scent-laden dream that is Babel is inspired by the Hanging Gardens of Babylon. If the rose is the queen of flowers, jasmine is its king. Exalted for his magic and erotic fragrance, since the dawn of time, is the backdrop to the enchanted love affairs of men and gods. In the Mediterranean regions, the time of Sumer, Assyria and Babel, the star-shaped flower was the emblem of the goddess of love. In the legendary Babel, the Gate of the Gods, the night jasmine plastered the hanging gardens and the smell permeated the air of the night and dreams of love. Revered for its aphrodisiac qualities, known as the Love plant, it was said that the five petals represent the white and scented fingers of Aphrodite, while the shape of the petals reminded the tip of Cupid's arrows. The tip of the arrow of Cupid takes the form of a jasmine petal. The Babel olfactory evolution reveals an elegant character, regal and aphrodisiac. The fragrance features jasmine.