Barénia Pleine Fleur

THE CREATION Barénia Pleine Fleur sees Hermès perfumer Christine Nagel revisiting the iconic Hermès chypre to create a floral, sensual eau de parfum like the touch of a petal—the signature of a woman who radiates fulfillment. The name celebrates the tactile quality of flowers and of the House's heritage leathers, all of which are "pleine fleur" ("full grain" in English)—a guarantee of excellence. THE OLFACTORY NOTES Barénia Pleine Fleur eau de parfum combines the structure of a chypre with a bewitching white lily and the radiant scent of orange blossom. This luminous, floral accord is supplemented with notes of patchouli and miracle berry, creating a deep, gentle intensity. A composition of striking elegance. THE OBJECT The bottle of this new Hermès chypre faithfully reflects Philippe Mouquet's design, asserting its femininity. Graduated shades of pink and orange evoke the floral sensuality of Barénia Pleine Fleur, and the gentle elliptical curves contrast with the pyramid studs on the metal plate. THE HERMÈS DETAIL At the heart of the jewel-like Barénia Pleine Fleur bottle is one final stud, shaped into the base of the glass.