Tuberose

Tuberose is one of the most dramatic, intoxicating, and polarizing flowers in all of perfumery. This white tropical flower releases its most intense fragrance at night, filling the air with a rich, creamy, almost narcotic sweetness that is impossible to ignore.

The scent of tuberose is buttery and opulent, with facets of jasmine, gardenia, and even a slight rubber-like quality that adds to its heady character. What makes tuberose so fascinating is its sheer intensity and complexity.

It is a flower that demands attention — there is nothing shy or subtle about it. In perfumery, tuberose provides a bold, sculptural quality that can anchor an entire composition.

It pairs beautifully with other white florals for an opulent bouquet, with coconut and vanilla for a creamy tropical richness, with sandalwood for smooth warmth, with green notes for a more realistic garden effect, and with musk for an intimate sensuality. You will find tuberose in many iconic feminine fragrances and increasingly in bold unisex compositions.