Tiziana Terenzi - Sea Star Collection - Poggia
Poggia - or: always a hand`s width of scented water under your keel.
Poggia is the word for the leeward side in the Italian seaman language - it means the side of a sailing ship facing away from the wind. The perfume Poggia spreads the subtle sensuality of a warm summer wind ...
The fragrance
This summer wind brings all sorts of seductive notes along: After a refreshing citrus breeze with aromas of Calabrian bergamot, Sorrento lemon, Syracuse blood orange and peaches from Romagna, a fruity heart with notes of ylang ylang, rosemary, Turkish rose, green apple and passion fruit unfolds... while waves of musk, amber and Madagascar vanilla hit the bow in the dry-down.
The Sea Star Collection
The Sea Star Collection is a gift from Tiziana Terenzi to her brother Paolo on his 50th birthday. Paolo is a passionate sailor. Whenever his time permits, he sails out to sea in his sailing boat called Telea.
The Terenzi siblings are children of the Mediterranean. Grown up in Cattolica located on the Adriatic coast of Italy, they have a special relationship with the sea and its unique magic. They grew up in a world where they were surrounded by the colors, the scents and the sound of the sea.
With the enchanting symbol of the sea star, the Sea Star Collection embodies their shared passion for the manifold wonders of the sea: the poetry of the sea, whose deep blue silence can turn into roaring bluster in a short time, ... and whose rushing waves have inspired the dreams of sailors and seamen for ages.
My ship is my treasure
My God is my freedom
my law, strength and wind
My only home, the sea
José de Espronceda (1808 – 1842)
The bottle
The Sea Star bottle is a true "eye-catcher": A golden creature from the vastness of the sea lies on the bottle, embracing it while guarding its precious contents. The sea star, made from the traditional goldsmith's art using granulation technology, is not only a visual, but also a sensory highlight. Tip: slowly stroke the fine knobs and golden pearls of the sea star with your fingertips! It's said to be a pleasure similar to tingling salt water on the skin...
