The Kato Mili district, with its characteristic windmills, is a testament to the resilience and strength of the Mykonians throughout the centuries.
Apparently, this perfume is an olfactory metaphor for a wind that blows away and regenerates.
It carries the salty notes of sun-dried windows by the sea.
The aura of Orthodox icons painted on precious woods blends with the floral scents of roses and geraniums that adorn the entrance of every Mykonian home.
It is a vigorous, woody breeze that your senses cannot ignore.
Top notes: Yuzu, orange blossom
Heart notes: Damask rose, geranium, Arabian jasmine
Base notes: White musk, patchouli, agarwood, precious woods
