Subtle yet imposing, Aria di Capri fragrance is reminiscent of unique and stunning sea breeze, blue skies, hot sun and fresh flowers of the Mediterranean.
Coming form the fabulous island of Capri, Carthusia fragrances are stunningly different and our latest addition to our Italian collection. That’s why we say Carthusia is the perfume of Capri.
Carthusia have put into practice their centuries-old knowledge in order to develop a culture of perfume unique in the world. Over the years, it has refined its mastery over the olfactory senses, perfecting and structuring its discernment of essences, to create a fabulous range. All stages of production are carried out by hand which guarantees accurate application of the natural methods involved and the exquisite care of traditional craftsmanship.
Carthusia Fragrances at Abrahams Store
We love Capri ! For me the most perfect place in the world is Axel Munthe’s villa, “San Michele”. Not only are the interiors perfect but so too is the panoramic view out across the Bay of Naples. Munthe’s taste translated into the most spectacular collection of ancient artefacts and his design flair ensured they are displayed in an intimate setting; no rooms too large for objects to be ‘lost’ or small to be to ‘in your face’. I also love Terra Mia, ‘My Country’, one of the range of eleven Carthusia fragrances from Capri, available at Abrahams Store.
Learn more about Carthusia Fragrances here. (Learn more about Villa San Michele here.)
Why not watch our short video filmed at the Villa San Michele ….
Carthusia fragrances are recommended as follows;
- Ammare – Unisex
- Gelsomini di Capri – For Women
- Aria di Capri – For Women
- Ligea la Sirena – For Women
- Uomo – For Men
- Corallium – Unisex
- Fiori di Capri – Unisex
- Io Capri – Unisex
- Mediterraneo – Unisex
- Terra Mia – Unisex
- Tuberosa – For Women
- Via Camerelle – Unizex
However these fragrances are versatile, so you decide !
Not taken with Carthusia, the perfume of Capri ? Fancy something else fragrant and Italian ? Why not try out our Ortigia range, here.
