Launched by Cartier in 2020, Pasha de Cartier Parfum gives the 1992 Pasha fougère a denser version, turned toward sandalwood and amber. Mathilde Laurent places sandalwood and patchouli at the top, cistus in the middle, benzoin and tonka bean in the base. The bottle keeps the gadroons and blue cabochon of the watch. Varanis Ridari sees it as a Pasha apart.
The gadrooned glass cylinder of the Pasha line, topped with a blue cabochon, now refillable, in a red and blue box.
The bottle of Pasha de Cartier Parfum takes up the house’s codes: gadroons, which according to Cartier express the fragrance’s architectural dimension, and a blue cabochon atop the cap, which the press kit likens to the sapphire dear to Cartier.
The press kit adds a cap collar that recalls the Trinity ring. In 2020, Prime Beauté described a glass cylinder lit by honey-colored juice, presented in a red and blue cardboard box, two of the house’s colors.
Cartier has since redesigned the bottle to make it refillable, with a 200 ml refill. For the 100 ml size, the house announces 19% less glass and 65% less plastic, and more than 10% recycled glass.