Robert Piguet Baghari

Baghari fragrance is an exotic elixir. This warm and enticing perfume combines a bouquet of rose and jasmine with powdery notes of amber and natural vanilla. An initial burst of aldehyde notes adds dynamism to the fragrance, gradually unveiling a tender heart of rose where jasmine rounds off the scent. A blend of slightly candied notes of amber, vanilla, and musk unfolds in the backdrop. More stringent woody notes are intended to balance the sweetness of the fragrance, leaving behind a soft, powdery trail.

Released in 2006 by French perfumer Aurelien Guichard, Baghari is a reissue of a classic 1950 perfume by Francis Fabron, named in memory of the Indian city of Baghari. Slightly differing from its predecessor, the new Baghari combines modern radiance with neoclassical softness.

Despite its soft, floral-powdery scent, Baghari has depth, volume, and the ability to unfold over time. Gradually revealing itself from note to note, the perfume demonstrates its entire charm and beauty.