Beneath the sultry sunsets of a distant island, where the turquoise sea caressed the golden shores, there existed a fragrance that mirrored the allure of paradise itself—Shalimar. As if distilled from the very essence of exotic blooms and whispered legends, this perfume beckoned with the promise of an enchanting journey.

With each spritz, Shalimar unfurled a tapestry of sensuality, weaving together notes of citrus, vanilla, and opulent florals. It was as if the fragrance had captured the essence of a tropical evening, where the air was laced with the intoxicating scent of blooming jasmine and the sweet embrace of vanilla orchids.

The aroma, reminiscent of an ancient love story, unfolded like the pages of a faded manuscript. In its wake, there lingered the warmth of amber and the mysterious touch of incense—a fragrant echo of tales whispered in the moonlit gardens of the East.

Shalimar was not merely a perfume; it was a vessel that transported the wearer to realms where time stood still. It was an olfactory invitation to embrace the exotic, to dance under starlit skies, and to surrender to the timeless allure of a fragrance that echoed the romance of faraway lands. In a world painted with the hues of Shalimar, every moment became a chapter in a scented saga, where the wearer was both protagonist and muse.

Gardens of Love — the true love story of the Indian Shah for his concubine, which became a legend, is embodied in a mysterious, enveloping, forbidden and ardent exotic aroma. Main notes: bergamot, iris, opopanax, vanilla.

Year of manufacture 1986
Top notes Bergamot, Lemon, Cedar, Mandarin, Citrus
Middle notes Patchouli, Jasmine, Vetiver, Rose, Iris
Base notes: Leather, Musk, Incense, Sandalwood, Vanilla, Opopanax, Civet
Brand Guerlain

Gender For women

Fragrance SHALIMAR