Bronzo Omnia Profumi 2014

I have only experienced something like this from Serge Lutens, where a fragrance hits like a rocket.
Cinnamon and cloves are hurled out with force, accompanied by an orchestrion, like the ones I know from old carousels. A mechanical "music machine," to whose grand melody figures move.....
And what the clove and cinnamon cannot achieve (namely soft, warm undertones) is reserved for dark vanilla, a bit of woody amber, and a delicate bloom.
I feel transported to an old fairground from the past, where the aforementioned carousel brings joy to children and adults alike.
Where it smells of cinnamon cake and waffles.
Where young and old compete at "Hit the Lukas."
And where "quirky" stalls with mirror mazes, fortune tellers, and mysterious
"magicians" await you, while jugglers and other performers show what they can do.
Yet everywhere, the orchestrion of olfactory distraction can be heard (or rather smelled) and only falls silent when the last amusement guest has left the fair.
Then peace returns, so that one could almost hear a pin drop.
This tranquility is accompanied by fine scent veils that remind one of a distant fairground......