Tzora

Berlin-based designer Anat Fritz enlisted the help of master perfumer Geza Schoen to design the second fragrance in her collection. Tzora takes its name from the Israeli kibbutz Anat frequents in the summertime. Known to be the biblical home of Samson and Delilah, Tzora boasts a landscape saturated with lemon, olive and pomegranate trees. The scents of the earth, plants and sky combine to create a distinctive, multi-faceted fragrance.

Tzora begins its journey with a slightly sweet blast of sun-ripened orange. The citric effervescence immediately ushers in a nose-tingling pinch of pepper. The mineral notes of warm earth and moss ground Tzora and in so doing, nudge the fragrance into the chypre style. The shadow of tall cypress trees offers an evergreen filter to the blend. Subtle traces of vetiver carry Tzora into its rugged yet comforting dry-down.

Tzora celebrates the union of man with earth. Equally at home in the boardroom, mountain hike or fine restaurant, Tzora bears the hallmarks of a modern classic in the making.

Cassis, clary, bergamot, Peruvian pepper, magnolia, osmanthus, jasmine, cedarwood, vetiver, patchouly, musk, moss