Enygma

Enygma by Onyrico is a Oriental Spicy fragrance for women and men. Enygma was launched in 2015. The nose behind this fragrance is Luca Maffei. Top notes are Nutmeg, Saffron, Bergamot and Cardamom; middle notes are Tobacco, Damask Rose and Gardenia; base notes are Guaiac Wood, Vetiver, Amber and Sandalwood. The seventh fragrance of the first collection could only be dedicated to Leonardo da Vinci, “A man without letters” as he himself put it, and yet someone who was to become one of the great geniuses of humanity. If Leonardo was a unparalleled genius, it was due, in part, to his careful observation of nature, which was the master of his childhood. Stretching out on lawns studying the flight of birds, the shape of a leaf and its veins, the spreading of circles in water by throwing a small stone, he was unstoppable in his thirst for knowledge, and irresistible in his ability to discover the dynamics of reality. Inspired by the desire to celebrate this mysterious yet reserved character, who possessed a generous and passionate heart, Enygma was born, an misterious fragrance, exciting, unusual and unconventional. The pyramid of fragrance here is deliberately described from the bottom to then climb upwards, opening up the view of the mind and allowing it to interpret the secret codes, bewitched and enchanted by the magical feelings which are aroused. The woody notes reproduce the hazy depths of the Mona Lisa, a work of philosophy as much as it is a wonderful painting: here, between a splendid vetiver, whose thin tangled roots become strong as steel, (hence why it is known as an engineer plant,) and the guaiac wood (the plant of life and universal panacea) the Oriental comes to life, with a breath of Sandalwood, sweeping away for a moment the sense of unease that accompanied Leonardo throughout his life. Here a bright Gardenia comes to life in the heart, cloaked in ermine in the lap of Leonardo’s lady, bringing balance, in a passionate red damask rose. These robes, by contrast lit up by a smoky touch of Tobacco, take on the largo until reaching the musical score, that we can see on the humble table of the Last Supper. Brushing the Divine Head, from here rise the golden notes of Saffron and Nutmeg, trembling with love towards the infinite horizon, illuminated by a cool and seductive Bergamot