TOP:

Lemon, Lavender, Grapefruit, Bergamot

HEART:

Rose, Ylang-Ylang

BASE:

Patchouli, White Musk

Regio Casamorati is a memorable voyage carried across fresh sea breezes, with an oriental spicy character. Both woody and floral in spirit, this irresistible perfume is a blooming bouquet of exquisite spices and rare, precious wood, offering a unique take on traditional florals. Fresh lemon flowers and Calabrian bergamot travel to a distinctive heart of cloves, Damascus rose and geranium bourbon. In Regio Casamorati warm base notes of white musk and vanilla beans from Zanzibar reveal their complex character as time goes by. An inspiring vintage scent that celebrates the ancient art of Italian perfumery.

In 1888, Claudio Casomarati founded the C. Casamorati Perfume Factory in Bologna, a perfume house that enjoyed great success all over the world for its magnificent fragrances and bath soaps. During those years of production, Casamorati received numerous awards and precious rewards from major national and international exhibitions. Queen Margherita of Savoy loved Casamorati essences to such an extent that she gave the founder her gold pin as a sign of gratitude. Around the mid-twentieth century due to a financial crisis, Casamorati was forced to close the factory. These perfumes disappeared from the market until Sergio Momo, founder of Xerjoff, decided to bring Casamorati back to the glories of the beginning of the century.  The Casamorati perfume collection combines the highest luxury and quality materials paying homage to Italianness, art and nature.

We currently deliver to:

Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Holland, Hungary, Ireland & Northern Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Monaco, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain*, Sweden

For all orders the following delivery charges apply.

Estimated Delivery Times

For deliveries to Ireland & Northern Ireland we use DPD. For international deliveries we use FedEx.

* excluding Canary Islands, Ceuta & Melilla