Nobile 1942 Pontevecchio W Extrait de Parfum is a woody fragrance for women. In the magical atmosphere of magnificent Florence during the de' Medici era, a fragrance with an evocative name emerges: Pontevecchio Woman Extrait de Parfum. The Florentine Iris, the undisputed star of the fragrance, manifests in una its delightfully feminine expression. The story intertwines with Caterina de' Medici, who skillfully wore perfumes on her gloves and body to mask the odors of other people, common at that tempo. This practice was devised by Renato Bianco, also known as René le Florentin, her personal and trusted perfumer who followed her to France after her marriage. Bianco not only created various fragrances for her but also invented innovative ways to wear perfume, including the famous "scented pomegranate