Rosewood, Sandalwood, Cedarwood

This fragrance will always remind Erez of a chance encounter he had in Wenceslas Square, Prague, where he listened to an elderly violinist playing Bach. The girl he met there that day loved the history and culture of Czechia so much that she infected Erez with her passion. Ultimately, her enthusiasm became a stumbling block in their relationship, however, as she would never have found the will to leave the country she loved so deeply. Although Erez made a conscious decision to break off the romance at its very beginning, his "Ghost from Prague" continued to pursue him long afterwards. To immortalise the emotions he felt at that time, Erez composed an exquisite fragrance embodying the contrast between passion and intellect – Rosewood, Sandalwood, Cedarwood. Its elevated notes of rosewood harmoniously interweave with more viscous accords of sandalwood and cedar. This refined composition with barely perceptible tart notes will allow one to savour memories of the past.