Omnia
In 2003, the house of Bulgari released Omnia, a composition belonging to the woody family. Its heart tier brings together bamboo, with green and fresh accents, woods with a creamy softness, and lotus, at once powdery, fresh and aquatic. The woody facet passes from one note to another, from bamboo to woods, and the lotus lends it an impression of water and powder.
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Omnia was released by Bulgari in 2003. Its name takes up a Latin word meaning “all things,” the neuter plural of omnis, “all.” This release places the house name alongside the perfume name, in a composition classified among the woody fragrances.
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The heart
The heart tier brings together bamboo, woods and lotus. Bamboo evokes greenness and freshness, with a discreet woody base. The woods bring softness and creaminess. Lotus, a water flower, is characterized by an aquatic freshness crossed by a touch of powder.
A woody family
Classified among the woody fragrances, the composition finds this facet in the woods with their soft, creamy nuances, and in the bamboo, whose greenness retains a woody edge. The woody notes are built around dry or creamy materials drawn from trunks, roots and bark; the lotus adds its aquatic and powdery freshness.
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