A Fragrance Journey Into the Jungle: The New Eau de Parfum “Vétiver Fauve” by Guerlain

With the unisex fragrance "Vétiver Fauve", Guerlain presents a new, tropically inspired interpretation of the classic vetiver, inspired by Rudyard Kipling's Jungle Book.

The fragrance evokes a primal world where nature still reigns: the awakening of the jungle in the early morning, untamable, a tangle of sounds, colors and beguiling scents ...
A wake-up call for the senses, where the sound of the night continues in the perfume. The notes and sensations composed by the perfumer respond to the richness of sounds and images carried by the writer's words.

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To capture the atmosphere of a foray through damp foliage and tropical fruits, the fragrance opens with a lively interplay of green accords, fresh pineapple and sweet fig. As it progresses, the fig accord gains depth and combines with the warm, woody facet of vetiver. In the base, creamy tonka bean and smoky cypriol merge into a warm duo that lends depth to the composition and finishes with a soft, spicy signature.

The composition was created by Delphine Jelk, perfumer and creative director at Guerlain.

If Vétiver Fauve were an opus, it would be Rudyard Kipling's Jungle Book.

Delphine Jelk.

"Vétiver Fauve" complements the L'Art & La Matière collection, which also includes compositions such as "Cherry Oud", "Santal Pao Rosa" and "Patchouli Paris". The flacons in the line are based on the historic "Flacon Carré" from 1870 and are produced by the renowned glass manufacturer Pochet du Courval.

The new fragrance is available in flacon sizes of 50, 100 and 200 ml.