Néroli Hasbaya
Citrusy
Edible
Notesalmonddamask rosemuskneroliorange blossomperu balmpistachiorosesandalwood
Tags
#fresh
#sweet
Style
unisex
An addictive, gourmand interpretation of orange blossom.
In Néroli Hasbaya, perfumer Céline Perdriel invites us on an olfactory journey to the heart of Lebanon.
The fragrance opens with the fresh, luminous notes of neroli, wrapped in the subtly sweet hints of pistachio and almond. As it unfolds, orange blossom reveals its full depth and sensuality.
In the base, the creamy richness of sandalwood and the smooth warmth of Peruvian balsam enhance the lasting trail of this precious accord.
A warm, powerful signature.
All about this fragrance
Vibe check
This is the scent of close conversation and soft light, when the air still carries warmth and the room feels intimate rather than loud. Its creamy nutty sweetness reads polished and inviting, with enough brightness to keep it from feeling heavy.
How to wear
Best worn in cool to mild weather, where its neroli lift and creamy base can unfold without becoming cloying. One to three sprays are usually enough for an extrait of this density; it sits close at first, then blooms into a warm, persistent trail.
Who it’s for
For wearers who like orange blossom with texture: creamy, nutty, slightly edible and more sensual than sheer. It will appeal to those drawn to gourmand florals, refined sweetness and fragrances that feel both luminous and enveloping.
Release year
2024
The nose
Céline Perdriel
Collaborators
Véronique Le Bihan, Atelier Materi’s founder and artistic director, shaped the concept around a Lebanese dessert reference and a gourmand reading of orange blossom, guiding the perfume’s pistachio-and-almond direction alongside the perfumer.
Atelier Materi’s story
Atelier Materi builds each fragrance around a single raw material, then reworks it with a restrained, contemporary hand. The house favors honest luxury, artisanal know-how and a minimalist style that lets the material stay at the center.
Néroli Hasbaya’s concept
Néroli Hasbaya was conceived as a gourmand journey to Lebanon, with orange blossom and neroli reframed through pistachio, almond and the memory of mouhalabieh, a Lebanese dessert scented with orange blossom and crushed nuts. The result is a warm, luminous extrait with a distinctly edible edge.
Extra info
The name references Hasbaya, a town in Lebanon, reinforcing the fragrance’s cultural inspiration. It is an extrait de parfum at a high concentration, and the composition is often described as a pistachio-and-almond take on orange blossom.
Also featured in
Neroli & Orange Blossom Gifts
Notesalmonddamask rosemuskneroliorange blossomperu balmpistachiorosesandalwood
Tags
#fresh
#sweet
Style
unisex
An addictive, gourmand interpretation of orange blossom.
In Néroli Hasbaya, perfumer Céline Perdriel invites us on an olfactory journey to the heart of Lebanon.
The fragrance opens with the fresh, luminous notes of neroli, wrapped in the subtly sweet hints of pistachio and almond. As it unfolds, orange blossom reveals its full depth and sensuality.
In the base, the creamy richness of sandalwood and the smooth warmth of Peruvian balsam enhance the lasting trail of this precious accord.
A warm, powerful signature.
All about this fragrance
Vibe check
This is the scent of close conversation and soft light, when the air still carries warmth and the room feels intimate rather than loud. Its creamy nutty sweetness reads polished and inviting, with enough brightness to keep it from feeling heavy.
How to wear
Best worn in cool to mild weather, where its neroli lift and creamy base can unfold without becoming cloying. One to three sprays are usually enough for an extrait of this density; it sits close at first, then blooms into a warm, persistent trail.
Who it’s for
For wearers who like orange blossom with texture: creamy, nutty, slightly edible and more sensual than sheer. It will appeal to those drawn to gourmand florals, refined sweetness and fragrances that feel both luminous and enveloping.
Release year
2024
The nose
Céline Perdriel
Collaborators
Véronique Le Bihan, Atelier Materi’s founder and artistic director, shaped the concept around a Lebanese dessert reference and a gourmand reading of orange blossom, guiding the perfume’s pistachio-and-almond direction alongside the perfumer.
Atelier Materi’s story
Atelier Materi builds each fragrance around a single raw material, then reworks it with a restrained, contemporary hand. The house favors honest luxury, artisanal know-how and a minimalist style that lets the material stay at the center.
Néroli Hasbaya’s concept
Néroli Hasbaya was conceived as a gourmand journey to Lebanon, with orange blossom and neroli reframed through pistachio, almond and the memory of mouhalabieh, a Lebanese dessert scented with orange blossom and crushed nuts. The result is a warm, luminous extrait with a distinctly edible edge.
Extra info
The name references Hasbaya, a town in Lebanon, reinforcing the fragrance’s cultural inspiration. It is an extrait de parfum at a high concentration, and the composition is often described as a pistachio-and-almond take on orange blossom.
Also featured in
Neroli & Orange Blossom Gifts