IL GIARDINO DELL'ANIMA - 30 ml

Since Albert Fouquet discovered Ravello on Italy's Amalfi Coast, he sought a few days of true relaxation every year, staying at the Hotel Villa Cimbrone, which rose majestically atop the cliffs, offering spectacular views of the Mediterranean Sea.

Ravello is a source of creative inspiration for lovers of music, art, history, and botanical culture. There, in the gardens of the historic Villa Rufolo, Albert Fouquet could spend hours upon hours admiring the floral beauty crafted by Lord Francis Neville, an old friend of his father, and Luigi Cicalese, his trusted gardener. Richard Wagner, enchanted by the flowers of these unparalleled gardens, found inspiration to create his opera Parsifal.

A few years after Wagner's passing, in these very gardens, Fouquet had the privilege of attending an open-air concert. He was invited by Maestro Guido Rossi, a passionate cultural promoter and patron known for his exquisite taste and love for the arts, who shared his enthusiasm for Wagner’s opera.