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Coatlicue by Azteque

Men Women 2020

Brand
Azteque
Perfumer
Jacopo Luccato

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Coatlicue by Azteque is a woody-spicy fragrance from the woody-spicy family, created for men and women. Launched in 2020, the nose behind this composition is Jacopo Luccato. The top notes are cumin, ash, and tobacco; the heart notes include myrrh, grapes, violet, and hay; and the base notes are incense, cedar, and patchouli. According to the brand, Coatlicue is the…

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Main accord woody Year 2020 Gender Men · Women Perfumer Jacopo Luccato

Coatlicue by Azteque is a woody-spicy fragrance from the woody-spicy family, created for men and women. Launched in 2020, the nose behind this composition is Jacopo Luccato. The top notes are cumin, ash, and tobacco; the heart notes include myrrh, grapes, violet, and hay; and the base notes are incense, cedar, and patchouli. According to the brand, Coatlicue is the goddess with skirts of snakes, considered the deity of the earth and mother of all things in Aztec mythology, being the source of all life on earth and the one who brings the dead back to their bodies. The fragrance is available in a 60 ml presentation.

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