Giambellino

Giambellino by V Canto, a perfume for men and women

Giambellino was the affectionate nickname of the celebrated painter Giovanni Bellini, a tireless artist of the Italian Renaissance, capable of uniting in his art the roots of the past with the avant-garde styles of the future, blending different artistic currents while continually renewing himself, never betraying his own tradition and personality.

This creation, inspired by him, expresses the emblem of the fusion between past and future, in an artistic design capable of transcending trends and time, granting the pleasure of uniqueness to whoever dares to wear it.

With a strong and elegant color, with a decisive and captivating personality, the Giambellino creation embodies the spirit of the artist who accepts no compromise and is aimed at those who know how to be the architects of their own destiny.

The creation opens with a citrusy, sparkling bouquet, where the fragrant reverberations of Calabrian Bergamot gently resonate mixed with Sicilian Mandarin, followed by the cheerful burst of Brazilian Orange embraced by precious, succulent Amalfi Lemon. This acrobatic, exultant-toned head rests on a soft cushion, made of persuasive and hypnotic flowers, with aromatic scents thanks to the resonance of Bulgarian Lavender, Alpine Mint, and Caribbean Nutmeg, wrapped in the sensual mystery of Indian Jasmine Sambac and Portuguese Narcissus, sweetened in turn by the delicate persistence of Lily of the Valley and the freshness of violet leaves from the Royal Gardens of the Serenissima (Venice). The base of this creation is strong and elegant at the same time, grounding its roots in the sweet notes of Madagascar Vanilla and Singapore Patchouli, embraced by the aromatic power of Kentucky tobacco leaves sweetened by toasted sugar, then releasing the aphrodisiac effect guided by the magical drop of grey amber and musk.

Giambellino is the essence of someone who knows how to live the future in every instant of their present, leaving behind an indelible trail of memory.