Jars Tourron Pitcher

Guerlain's most beloved and iconic fragrance takes place of pride on countless vanity tables around the world. Now it can go everywhere you go. The first oriental fragrance, Shalimar's blend of Jasmine, Rose, Heliotrope, and Iris, mixed with mystery and love; its name means temple of love and its inspiration was the Taj Mahal, built as a symbol of devotion. That sense of luxury is echoed in this portable jewel-like flacon.

This feminine décor reminds us of the embroideries that can be found in some of the military outfits of the Napoleon era. Gold interlay design adorns each piece of the collection.

Josie Natori once again brings Eastern art to Western life with Geisha. A profusion of Geisha Red contrasting against Natori Black evokes a feeling of rich mystery. The his and her Geisha and Samurai Euros feature hints of pearly shoulders and necks, contrasted with jet-black chignons and red kimono accents. Embroidery on the Euros is of fine silky yarn on a dramatically contrasting ground of Khaki cotton. Further evoking Eastern art in the form of a samurai sword, ...

A daring juxtaposition. Tartvibrant rhubarb cuts through the soft lilac, rose and sunloving heliotrope.