Portrait
Leonardo Lucheze
Perfumer at the fragrance house Takasago, credited by Goldfield & Banks for Pacific Rock Swell, a woody aquatic extrait de parfum that extends the story of Pacific Rock Moss.
Career and creations
Leonardo Lucheze is a perfumer at Takasago, the Japanese fragrance company, as Goldfield & Banks specifies in the credit for Pacific Rock Swell.
Launched for the house's tenth anniversary, this extrait de parfum opens a new chapter in its Pacific collection. It builds on the freshness of Pacific Rock Moss, the house's very first fragrance, for a richer, more textured and more intense expression of the ocean. Marine bursts and crisp citrus, bergamot and cardamom, meet sun-warmed woods and a cool mineral clarity. At the heart, seaweed brings a darker depth, surrounded by clary sage, geranium, mimosa, fir balsam and labdanum; the base brings together ylang-ylang, patchouli, sandalwood and ambergris. The house describes it as the moment before the break, when the tide gathers power and the ocean begins to rise.
His training and other creations do not appear in the official sources consulted by Volute.
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