Organic disobedience from Crazy Nose Alessandro Gualtieri. Micodelerio is a fantasy of mushrooms in their natural environment: clustered among the wet soil and decaying leaves of the forest floor. Earthy/sweet beetroot plays against moss and a ticklish saltiness, before woody patchouli asserts itself. The strangeness resolves into a petrichor-drenched amber.
All about this fragrance
Vibe check
For close conversation where immaculate polish would feel misplaced. Its damp-earth texture and earthy sweetness suggest soil still clinging to boots, while patchouli and amber lend enough weight to make that rawness feel deliberate rather than casual.
How to wear
Cool, damp weather is a natural setting for its forest-floor accords and woody amber depth. Start with one spray on the torso and assess before adding more; the powerful character calls for restraint at close quarters. In warmer conditions, keep the application light to avoid crowding the earthy sweetness.
Who it’s for
For wearers drawn to soil, mushroom and mineral effects rather than familiar floral or citrus structures. It particularly suits a taste for assertive woody perfumes, unusual sweetness and compositions that retain some roughness instead of smoothing every edge.
Release year
2026
The nose
Alessandro Gualtieri is the creator behind Nasomatto and Orto Parisi, known for forceful textures, unconventional accords and compositions that resist tidy classification. Works such as Black Afgano, Duro and Baraonda reflect his interest in making scent a visceral experience rather than a literal illustration. Micodelirio brings that approach to an earthy, fungal landscape, balancing organic strangeness with woody depth.
Nasomatto’s story
Nasomatto is Gualtieri’s independent platform for experimentation beyond conventional commercial briefs. Its name means “crazy nose,” and its perfumes explore obsessions, instinct and unexpected sensory associations. The house generally withholds conventional note pyramids, leaving wearers room to interpret each composition without a prescribed reading.
Micodelirio’s concept
Micodelirio takes a flourishing ecosystem of “organic disobedience” as its starting point. Mushrooms, damp soil and decomposing leaves become an image of growth unconstrained by neat boundaries. Rather than reconstructing a picturesque woodland, the concept embraces the forest floor’s unruly vitality and the tension between instinct and imposed order.
Extra info
The distinctive cap is described by Nasomatto as a pinecone, with variations in shape and texture reflecting nature’s irregularity. The Brut Couture edition was limited to 100 pieces and included an additional signed cap and a foulard. The house presents Micodelirio through a conceptual statement rather than an official note pyramid.
Organic disobedience from Crazy Nose Alessandro Gualtieri. Micodelerio is a fantasy of mushrooms in their natural environment: clustered among the wet soil and decaying leaves of the forest floor. Earthy/sweet beetroot plays against moss and a ticklish saltiness, before woody patchouli asserts itself. The strangeness resolves into a petrichor-drenched amber.
All about this fragrance
Vibe check
For close conversation where immaculate polish would feel misplaced. Its damp-earth texture and earthy sweetness suggest soil still clinging to boots, while patchouli and amber lend enough weight to make that rawness feel deliberate rather than casual.
How to wear
Cool, damp weather is a natural setting for its forest-floor accords and woody amber depth. Start with one spray on the torso and assess before adding more; the powerful character calls for restraint at close quarters. In warmer conditions, keep the application light to avoid crowding the earthy sweetness.
Who it’s for
For wearers drawn to soil, mushroom and mineral effects rather than familiar floral or citrus structures. It particularly suits a taste for assertive woody perfumes, unusual sweetness and compositions that retain some roughness instead of smoothing every edge.
Release year
2026
The nose
Alessandro Gualtieri is the creator behind Nasomatto and Orto Parisi, known for forceful textures, unconventional accords and compositions that resist tidy classification. Works such as Black Afgano, Duro and Baraonda reflect his interest in making scent a visceral experience rather than a literal illustration. Micodelirio brings that approach to an earthy, fungal landscape, balancing organic strangeness with woody depth.
Nasomatto’s story
Nasomatto is Gualtieri’s independent platform for experimentation beyond conventional commercial briefs. Its name means “crazy nose,” and its perfumes explore obsessions, instinct and unexpected sensory associations. The house generally withholds conventional note pyramids, leaving wearers room to interpret each composition without a prescribed reading.
Micodelirio’s concept
Micodelirio takes a flourishing ecosystem of “organic disobedience” as its starting point. Mushrooms, damp soil and decomposing leaves become an image of growth unconstrained by neat boundaries. Rather than reconstructing a picturesque woodland, the concept embraces the forest floor’s unruly vitality and the tension between instinct and imposed order.
Extra info
The distinctive cap is described by Nasomatto as a pinecone, with variations in shape and texture reflecting nature’s irregularity. The Brut Couture edition was limited to 100 pieces and included an additional signed cap and a foulard. The house presents Micodelirio through a conceptual statement rather than an official note pyramid.
