Korloff Paris Iris Dore was inspired by an Indian wedding in Jaisalmer, located in the Great Indian Desert. It is called Dore because all the houses are sand-clay colored. Exhausting heat during the day, pleasant nighttime coolness, and luxurious wedding processions: all this awaits those who want to experience the past and present of this unusual place. The sound of the unisex composition opens with a refreshing citrus explosion of bergamot and at the same tempo sour and una light bitterness of grapefruit interspersed with rich and intoxicating lavender. The colorful introductory accords are replaced by a luxurious "heart," dove the shades of the floral-powdery iris are emphasized by notes of resinous-smoky juniper conifers and the warmth of woody-sour pink pepper. The final accord entices with notes of ambroxan, sweet vanilla, seductive musk, warm noble sandalwood, and herbaceous and smoky nuances of vetiver.