Lalique L'Amour eau de parfum spray 100ml

Lalique L'Amour women's perfume

The inspiration for L'Amour came from the Land of the Rising Sun. A Japanese Prince, closely related to the Emperor, Asaka Yasuhiko came to France in 1920 to discover the art of the West. Enchanted by the works of Rene Lalique. he entrusted the artist with the task of making four huge stained glass windows intended for the doors of the salon in his palace in Tokyo (This residence today is the Tokyo Metropolitan Teien Art Museum).

A masterpiece of style and technical mastery. The main motif of this stained glass window is a woman in majesty, surrounded by a nimbus, adorned with radiant wings that dress her in feathers. Garlands of flowers slip from her hands and wrap around the stained glass, creating a decorative frame. A flower woman in a fluffy disguise of feathers, a flower woman - the siren of Antiquity, a majestic beauty, a reflection of the love René Lalique had for women and flowers. L'Amour.