Casamorati 1888 – The Legacy of Italian Art Nouveau Perfumery

Casamorati is one of Italy's oldest perfume houses. Founded in Bologna in 1888 by Claudio Casamorati, it quickly became famous for its refined essences, appreciated all the way to Queen Margherita of Savoy. After closing in the mid-20th century, the house was revived by Sergio Momo, founder of Xerjoff, who preserved the house's Art Nouveau DNA while infusing it with contemporary luxury.

Casamorati 1888 is a collection created and distributed by Xerjoff. Sergio Momo, founder of Xerjoff, acquired the rights to the historic Bolognese house and relaunched it with the same exacting standards for raw materials and craftsmanship. Both houses share the same luxury standards but have distinct olfactory identities: Xerjoff is more contemporary, Casamorati 1888 is firmly rooted in Art Nouveau heritage.

Casamorati 1888 covers a very broad spectrum. Hesperidic and aromatic perfumes (Mefisto, Regio) are the most classically Italian signatures. Florals (Bouquet Ideale) and oriental and gourmand (Italica, Lira) complete the collection. Fougères and woodys add depth and elegance to the whole.

The Casamorati 1888 collection offers clearly feminine creations (Bouquet Ideale, Minha Liberdade), masculine compositions (Mefisto, Regio) and unisex fragrances. The house's Art Nouveau heritage allows it to embrace all nuances of femininity and masculinity with timeless elegance.

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