Caput Mundi is a woody fragrance with a floral aroma from the niche brand Tiziana Teranzi. The fragrance opens with a sweet, soft floral accord, and the Bulgarian rose is combined with a tea rose and a lily of the valley, in royal counterpoint to the rare iris, supported by the power of cabreuva wood from Brazil. The head of the fragrance rests on the hard heart of a rare black Indian oud and sandalwood, elegantly complemented by patchouli. These woods have power and emphasis thanks to the acrobatic hints of orris (one of the most expensive ingredients in perfumery) and Sicilian red saffron. The royal heart is rooted in a foundation befitting such a miracle. Here one can clearly see the compelling and aphrodisiac pull of gray amber, surrounded by the enduring power of Cuban cedar and cashmere wood. The seal of such a long-lasting fragrance is rare agarwood from Vietnam and oudh from Cambodia.