Pana Dora Emanuele EDP

Description

Emanuele is Pana Dora's opulent floral tribute to Milan's Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II, translating grand architecture into a rich, sunlit floral fragrance. Launched in 2024 by perfumer Ibrahim Al-Zoubi, Fragrantica classifies it as Floral Woody Musk. It opens with a lush bouquet of peony, tuberose, and rose, then shifts into a creamy, slightly resinous base of incense and vetiver, giving it a refined, powdery, niche-style elegance.

Scent Character

• Floral: 55%
• Smoky & Resinous: 9%
• Woody: 10%
• Fresh: 8%
• Sweet: 9%

Translation: an unmistakably floral fragrance (peony, tuberose, and rose dominate) with just enough incense-woody warmth in the base to keep it grounded. There's no agarwood in the formula.

Fragrance Pyramid

Top: Peony, Tuberose, Nutmeg, Turkish Rose, Bulgarian Rose, Narcissus, Bergamot, Polygonum

Heart: Vanilla, Petalia, Lily-of-the-Valley

Base: Cashmeran, Almond, Incense, Papyrus, Haitian Vetiver

Performance

• Longevity: Strong, roughly 7-9 hours on skin
• Sillage: Moderate-to-strong
• Projection: 2-3 ft in the first hour, settling to arm's-length

Best Occasions & Season

• Spring and fall
• Day or night: versatile floral wear
• Unisex. Fragrantica lists it for both men and women
• Skip for: those who find opulent white florals overpowering in small spaces

Concentration & Provenance

Concentration: Eau de Parfum
Perfumer: Ibrahim Al-Zoubi
House: Pana Dora (Emmaboda, Sweden)
Launched: 2024

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FAQ

Is Emanuele for men or women?
Unisex. Fragrantica lists it for both women and men.

What's the longevity like?
Strong: expect 7-9 hours with moderate-to-strong sillage.

Is this a heavy, old-fashioned floral?
Not quite. The peony-tuberose-rose bouquet is opulent, but the creamy incense-vetiver base keeps it feeling modern and refined rather than dated.

What inspired the name?
Emanuele is named for Milan's Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II, translating its grand, sunlit architecture into scent.