Spiritica Rosanostra Extrait

Description

Spiritica Rosanostra Extrait is a dark rose built around omertà, the code of silence, where beauty and violence share the same secret. Bitter orange and a blood accord open the scene, before three roses (Black Taif, Damask and Centifolia) bloom heavy and shadowed, laced with the smoke of burnt paper. Frankincense settles over the top like incense at a wake, and damp earth closes the drydown. It was created by Miguel Matos and Daniele Muratori Caputo and is one of Spiritica's newest releases.

Scent Character

• Rose & Floral
• Bitter Citrus
• Smoky & Resinous
• Earthy

Translation: A serious, dramatic rose: sharp bitter orange, then dark petals and paper smoke, ending in incense and earth.

Fragrance Pyramid

• Top: Bitter Orange, Blood Accord
• Heart: Black Taif Rose, Damask Rose, Centifolia Rose, Paper, Smoke
• Base: Frankincense, Earthy Notes

Performance

This is a recent release, so reviewer data on staying power is still limited. As an extrait de parfum with a resinous, earthy base, expect a substantial, long-lasting wear, and adjust the number of sprays to taste.

Best Occasions & Season

Best in spring and fall, when its cool, smoky rose feels natural. It works for daytime and evenings, and suits anyone who wants a serious, non-sweet rose rather than a soft floral.

Concentration & Provenance

Extrait de parfum, unisex, from Spiritica, an Italian niche house founded in 2024 by Daniele Muratori Caputo and devoted to the occult and paranormal through scent. Presented in a 1.7 oz / 50 ml format.

Try Before You Commit

Rose lovers, test how the smoke and earth wear on your skin first: 1 mL sample $7.99 or 5 mL sample $34.99. The 50 ml bottle is $325.00.

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FAQ

Is Rosanostra a sweet, romantic rose?
No. It is dark, smoky and serious, with bitter orange, incense and earth balancing the roses.

What is the paper note?
A burnt-paper smoke accent that adds a dry, ashy edge to the rose heart.

Is it unisex?
Yes.

Who created it?
Miguel Matos and Daniele Muratori Caputo, for Spiritica.