Wazamba, an African-sounding name
Wazamba thus seems to plunge us with a simple breath in a distant country, in an almost magical place where the real and the unreal are one.
Wazamba, an African-sounding name < / h2>
At first glance, the name of the perfume Wazamba reminds us of a remote elsewhere located in the African regions. For good reason, the word Wazamba comes from an eponymous musical instrument used in West African rituals. This forms a sort of percussion with a heavy and deep sound. Much more than an ordinary musical instrument, it accompanies African initiation ceremonies. Thus, it is loaded with symbols and it is precisely its mystical facet that we find in the Wazamba perfume. This one is both mysterious and daring. It is as if charged with a very strong spiritual symbolism. Thus, he reconnects with the primary meaning of perfume. In this case, originally, the word perfume comes from the Latin “per fumum” which means “by the smoke”. So, perfume was used in many sacred rituals, serving as an invisible link between men and gods. However, it is a little of this ancestral belief that we find in the Wazamba fragrance.
The mysterious scents of Parfum d’Empire
Wazamba is a juice that does not take long to reveal the intensity of its mysteries. In addition, it opens with striking and aromatic notes of incense. This ingredient is the mainstay of this fragrance. In addition, he too, like the Wazamba, is charged with a certain spirituality. Since ancient times, incense has been used as an offering to the gods. Legend has it that the latter fed on its scent, considering it to be one of the purest earthly materials. The incense is here accompanied by aldehydes for a particularly luminous and fresh impetus. Then, darker notes echoing the muffled and low sounds of Wazamba appear. In addition, this juice contains opoponax and myrrh for a particularly resinous finish. At this moment, the cypress affirms the tenacity of the whole, diffusing its green and earthy notes. Sandalwood, meanwhile, wraps it all up in creamier flavors. Its scent nevertheless differs somewhat from Africa and more particularly evokes India. Indeed, sandalwood is known to promote meditation and relaxation. The whole is further enhanced with notes of liquorice and a fruity warmth emanating from an accord of apple and fir balsam. The cistus labdanum, meanwhile, harmonizes the whole and frames the whole with elegance. This perfume is absolutely bewitching, worthy of the greatest sacred rituals! Africa and more particularly evokes India. Indeed, sandalwood is known to promote meditation and relaxation. The whole is further enhanced with notes of liquorice and a fruity warmth emanating from an accord of apple and fir balsam. The cistus labdanum, meanwhile, harmonizes the whole and frames the whole with elegance. This perfume is absolutely bewitching, worthy of the greatest sacred rituals! Africa and more particularly evokes India. Indeed, sandalwood is known to promote meditation and relaxation. The whole is further enhanced with notes of liquorice and a fruity warmth emanating from an accord of apple and fir balsam. The cistus labdanum, meanwhile, harmonizes the whole and frames the whole with elegance. This perfume is absolutely bewitching, worthy of the greatest sacred rituals!
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