Indigo
In 2014, the house of Nest presented Indigo, claiming as inspiration the works of Mary Delany, an eighteenth-century British artist. Offered as an Eau de Parfum, the composition brings together tea, fig, bergamot, wood and cashmere wood in the heart tier. It moves from a green, fruity freshness to a woody, creamy and warm sweetness.
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Indigo was released in 2014 by Nest, as an Eau de Parfum. Laura Slatkin collaborated with master perfumers to create the collection to which it belongs. The house claims as inspiration the works of Mary Delany, an eighteenth-century British artist.
In terms of presentation, the collection's packaging is adorned with botanical motifs. Indigo comes in four sizes: 2 ml, 5 ml, 10 ml and 50 ml.
Olfactory pyramid
- Heart notesThe heart of the perfume
Composition
A heart of tea and fig
In the heart tier, tea brings a green, infused freshness. Fig adds its sweet, milky-tinged greenness, while bergamot contributes a fresh, sweet fruitiness. Wood offers a creamy softness, while cashmere wood, the common name for a synthetic woody material, diffuses warmth and sweetness.
A floral family
The floral family was chosen for Indigo. Florals are built around petal accords; tea, whose infusion sometimes yields floral nuances, and bergamot, fresh and fruity, frequently accompany this type of accord, which woody notes come to ground with a warm sweetness.
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