The name Nasomatto, translated as "crazy nose," aptly describes the essence of the brand. Gualtieri doesn't view his work as a controlled process, but rather as a journey into the unknown. "I start with an activity, but at a certain point, things develop a dynamic of their own," he says, describing his philosophy. For him, losing control, allowing the unexpected, and giving fragrance its own language is a creative act. Fragrances shouldn't be mere compositions that follow a predetermined meaning. They should live, inspire, and evoke emotions that go beyond the obvious.

Nasomatto therefore sees itself not only as a perfume brand, but also as an artistic project. Each fragrance is an experiment, born of intuition and instinct. The perfumes bear names like Absinth , Black Afgano , and Blamage , which are as provocative as they are mysterious. Gualtieri refuses to reveal the full fragrance notes. Instead, he describes his creations according to their effect. "Absinth" is intended to evoke hysteria and disrespectful behavior, while "Blamage" celebrates the beauty of mistakes. This approach puts the wearer at the center.

A special feature of Nasomatto are its bottles. Square glass bottles with solid caps made of unusual materials such as wood, cork, or ceramic form the unmistakable trademark. They are minimalist, yet artistic and symbolic. Each cap was inspired by the message of the respective perfume. For example, "Black Afgano" has a cap made of smoked oak, while "Blamage" is sealed with an irregular, white-lacquered hazelnut wood. This makes each bottle a small work of art in itself, embodying the brand's philosophy in tactile form. Nasomatto's popularity grew rapidly, not least due to the provocative charisma of Black Afgano , which gained international attention as one of the brand's first fragrances. Its taboo-free nature, its connection to hashish, and its intense, almost hypnotic effect made it an icon of niche perfumery.

Absinth tells the story of a delicate madness. An initial giggle, a carefree lightness, then a descent into feverish hysteria. This is how Gualtieri describes the effect of his fragrance. It's about experiencing a journey. The fragrance is meant to make you irreverent, carefree, and free. It's a tribute to the forbidden pleasures of a writer, to the delirium of creativity, when thoughts race and life is experienced in all its intensity. Absinth reminds us that existence only truly makes sense when you laugh, enjoy, and let yourself go. The olfactory composition is mysterious and deliberately ambiguous. Instead of presenting a list of notes, Nasomatto trusts the wearer to discover for themselves what lies hidden within this fragrance. Greenish accords reminiscent of wormwood meet earthy depths and a subtle, almost resinous spice. The result is hypnotic yet elusive. The fragrance's effect is intense and long-lasting, as is typical of Nasomatto's Extrait de Parfums. Just a few drops are enough to unleash an aura of nonconformity and eccentricity.

The design of the bottle is also particularly distinctive. The minimalist glass cube features an olive wood cap, specially crafted in Italy. This detail underscores the connection to nature, but also to the warmth of Mediterranean traditions. The packaging itself is playful, and its tongue-in-cheek design invites you to take things not too seriously. It is a visual counterpart to the fragrance's message: an invitation to embark on the adventure and give space to your own madness.

The name "Baraonda" translates roughly as "noise," "confusion," or "tumult." Yet behind this chaos lies an unexpected harmony. This fragrance unfolds like a boisterous soul-to-soul conversation, accompanied by glasses full of high-proof spirits. It combines the essence of a fine single malt whiskey with fiery, fruity, and woody notes reminiscent of the aroma of old barrels. The result is a composition that is both intoxicating and comforting. Baraonda is an olfactory poem without restraint, a whirl of sensory impressions in which everything and nothing is reconnected.

The effect of Baraonda is immediate. A single whiff is enough to create a warm, almost intoxicating atmosphere. The fragrance is both sensual and weightless, intense but never overwhelming. It acts like a ghost in a bottle, evoking memories and stimulating fantasies. Some sense the aroma of ripe fruit, others the crackle of burning wood or the softness of sweet alcohol. But no matter how you describe it, Baraonda defies any clear category. The composition is so dense and rich that it remains present for many hours, unfolding again and again. The design of the bottle also follows the philosophy of the fragrance. The minimalist glass shape features a striking cap made of Portuguese and Italian cork. The packaging is inspired by Russian associations, from the typical red of Moscow to the atmosphere of long nights filled with conversation, discussion, and laughter.

Black Afgano is like a ritual. One breath is enough to immerse yourself in another world. Initially, a dark, almost meditative heaviness spreads. Resinous and tobacco-like notes blend into a chord that is both soothing and intoxicating. Gradually, a subtle sweetness unfolds, reminiscent of burnt woods and earthy depths. This development leads the wearer into a state hovering between dream and reality. Black Afgano is not a light fragrance, but an intense, almost physical experience. It demands courage but rewards with an incomparable sense of inner peace.

The effect of Black Afgano is so powerful that it has long since become a cult object. It evokes images of mysterious nights, of clouds of smoke that expand the mind. It evokes a feeling that many describe as spiritual. For Gualtieri, this is precisely the core of his philosophy: fragrances should not only be pleasant, but should evoke emotions and reactions that go deep under the skin. As an extrait de parfum, Black Afgano possesses exceptional concentration and intensity. The design of the bottle also bears the typical Nasomatto signature. The simple glass cube is crowned by a striking cap made of smoked oak. This dark wood enhances the mysterious aura of the fragrance and acts as a symbol of night and depth.

The idea for Blamage came about when Gualtieri consciously gave himself over to a rash, almost absurd creative process. Instead of precise planning, he let intuition and chance take over. The result was a fragrance that pushes the boundaries of what is permissible and challenges the nose. "This fragrance is an unwise and unsuccessful creation, the result of poor judgment and a lack of care," is how the brand describes it self-ironically. But therein lies its genius: Blamage is proof that creative energy can also be found in mistakes, and that a perceived error can open up new paths. Olfactory-wise, Blamage is difficult to grasp. It oscillates between woods, floral notes, and an almost leathery depth that is both familiar and unsettling. The fragrance constantly evolves on the skin, sometimes warm and comforting, sometimes sharp and provocative. It is as if sending the wearer on a journey full of contradictions. Blamage is unpredictable, but that is precisely why it is fascinating.

The fragrance's impact is powerfully emotional. Wearing Blamage is a conscious decision to make a statement: perfection is an illusion. True greatness lies in imperfection. It's a perfume for free spirits who have the courage to reveal their flaws and transform them into art. The bottle also reflects this concept. The clear glass bears a striking cap made of white lacquered hazelnut wood, the shape and size of which are deliberately irregular. Each cap is unique, just as every flaw is unique.

The fragrance demonstrates that there is great power in emotional openness. The composition is complex yet subtle. Precious white blossoms, symbolizing purity and innocence, are perceived, combined with hard woods and spicy undertones that represent strength and perseverance. These opposites merge into a harmonious unity that is both delicate and powerful. On the skin, China White unfolds slowly and steadily, as if giving the wearer time to embrace the journey. Those who wear China White sense an aura that is both vulnerable and sublime. It is a fragrance for people who do not hide their own sensitivity, but rather embrace it as part of their identity. It inspires self-confidence in moments of uncertainty and provides strength when one feels weak.

The design of the bottle also deserves special attention. As with all Nasomatto fragrances, the glass cube is minimalist and modern, but the cap carries a special message. It is made of a ceramic material with a crackle glaze. The fine cracks are reminiscent of the surface of old porcelain, which, despite its fragility, has survived for centuries. This detail symbolizes the central idea of ​​the fragrance: fragility can be a form of strength, beauty can exist precisely through its imperfection.

The fragrance pays homage to the archaic notion of masculinity, yet without getting lost in clichés. Instead, it highlights the energy that arises when passion and charisma merge. Nasomatto describes Duro as a creation that intensifies the masculine and brings out strength in all its expressions. The fragrance embodies both the raw power and the subtle elegance of a man who stands true to himself.

From the very first contact, deep, spicy wood notes unfold, accompanied by a warm, balsamic intensity. Resinous elements and a leathery nuance give the fragrance a dark, almost animalic depth, contrasted by a hint of sweet spice. Everything in Duro screams strength, presence, and unadulterated expression. Yet behind this power lies a sophisticated balance that never lets the fragrance seem clumsy. It is monumental, yet elegant at the same time. Duro enhances sensuality in intimate moments and accompanies you through everyday life with an unwavering presence. It is both seducer and protector, both warrior and gentleman. The design of the bottle also reflects this concept. The simple glass cube bears a cap made of wenge wood, one of the most resilient and hardest tropical woods in the world. The dark, dense wood represents robustness, longevity, and strength. In combination with the clear shape of the bottle, an image of determination is created that perfectly matches the message of the fragrance.

Fantomas is an olfactory mystery. It is described as "a fleeting hint of a transgression carried out with ease and refined precision." The fragrance is neither loud nor intrusive. Instead, it operates in secret, creeping up on the senses and leaving a signature that is indelibly imprinted. It is both subtle and powerful, like the echo of an event that can never be fully explained. Perceivable, however, are clear, cool accords reminiscent of metallic freshness, combined with a dark, mysterious depth bordering on smoke and spicy woods. On the skin, Fantomas develops a kind of illusion, sometimes sharp and angular, sometimes soft and almost velvety. Wearing this fragrance attracts attention in a way that is difficult to grasp. It is not an obvious presence, but a mysterious pull. Fantomas lends the wearer the charm of a skilled perpetrator, whose trail reveals more than they wish to reveal. It is suitable for all situations in which you want to make an impression without being the center of attention.

The bottle design also continues the story. The minimalist glass cube bears a walnut cap, encased in a thin, mirrored metal casing. This detail reinforces the illusion of deception: wood represents naturalness, metal precision and coolness. Together, they create an image that reflects the fragrance's dual nature—human and aloof, familiar and alien at the same time. The packaging was inspired by the traces of a crime scene and invites you to become an investigator, draw your own conclusions, and explore the mystery.

The fragrance is a manifesto of femininity. It explores how intense and captivating a woman's charisma can be when she is self-aware. Gualtieri describes Narcotic V. as a composition that olfactorily captures "the overwhelming power of female seduction." He speaks of a magic potion that beguiles the senses, clouds the mind, and clings to the wearer like an addictive mystery. The character of the perfume is floral, intoxicating, and wild. The exotic Monguba flower, which originates from Brazil, is noticeable and its luscious aroma enhances the sensuality of this fragrance. This is complemented by lush white blossoms that symbolize both purity and seduction. Narcotic V. is floral, but not innocent. It is an explosion of feminine energy that ranges from delicate seduction to intoxicating ecstasy.

This fragrance is not a quiet everyday perfume, but a statement. It demands attention, draws glances, and amplifies the wearer's presence. At the same time, it remains playful, charming, and unpredictable. It is a perfume for women who are unafraid of their own power and are willing to wear it with pride. The design of the bottle also underscores the fragrance's message. Nasomatto's simple glass cube is crowned here by a striking zebrano wood cap. The exotic wood, with its wild grain, symbolizes the untamed energy and unpredictable beauty of female seduction. Each cap is unique, reflecting the uniqueness of every woman who wears Narcotic V. Like all Nasomatto packaging, this one is crafted in Italy and executed with the utmost precision.

The fragrance was born out of a search for a place of escape in nature. Nudiflorum represents the need to shed layers and penetrate to the core of one's being. It is the longing for primality, for a direct and unadulterated encounter with one's own body and the world. On the skin, Nudiflorum initially unfolds like a gentle embrace. Floral nuances, sensual and delicate, merge with earthy and resinous tones. The result is a warm, natural intensity that seems almost animalistic, yet simultaneously accompanied by a fragile lightness. At times it evokes the scent of bare skin in sunlight, at others the fresh coolness of a forest after rain. This interplay makes Nudiflorum a fascinating, constantly surprising experience. The effect of the fragrance is immediately intimate. It creates an atmosphere of closeness and trust, as if inviting one to reveal a hidden side of oneself.

The simple glass cube is capped with padouk wood, a reddish-shimmering tropical wood that symbolizes warmth, passion, and authenticity. Each piece of wood has an individual grain, enhancing the unique character of the fragrance. The packaging is made in Italy and, as with all Nasomatto creations, is a deliberately chosen symbol of the message conveyed by the fragrance.

This fragrance is an ode to classic masculinity, not in the sense of brute strength, but rather in the garb of elegance and sensitivity. It evokes images of a gentleman in a perfectly tailored suit, sitting in a leather armchair in an exclusive club, a burlwood pipe in hand, and a silk scarf casually tucked into his jacket. Pardon is not a fragrance for everyday wear, but for moments when style and personality are paramount. The composition unfolds like a finely tuned symphony. Precious woods, a hint of dark chocolate, and velvety spices lend the fragrance depth and character. Floral nuances provide lightness and elegance, while balsamic undertones ground the scent. This interplay makes Pardon a unique blend of masculine warmth and subtle sensuality. The effect of Pardon is subtle yet penetrating. It captivates not with volume, but with subtle sophistication. It is a fragrance that exudes authority without being intrusive.

The design of the bottle is as meaningful as the fragrance itself. The clear glass cube bears a striking cap made of burl wood, a material prized for its exceptional grain and rarity. Each cap is unique, reinforcing the exclusive character of Pardon.

The fragrance begins with an idea that is as poetic as it is radical: "The meaning of life lies in sensual pleasure." With this, Sadonaso elevates the pursuit of pleasure to a philosophy of life. Every new impression becomes part of a kaleidoscope that warms the soul and resonates long afterward. Sadonaso is like a whisper in the darkness, a promise that there is always more to discover if only we dare to let go of the reins. Olfactorily, Sadonaso is elusive yet unforgettable. It hovers between addictive sensuality and mysterious depth. At times it seems animalistic, at times velvety, at times smoky. It is simultaneously provocative and comforting, dark and radiant. Those who wear Sadonaso feel the weight of an undiscovered desire that is difficult to put into words. The fragrance invites you to transcend boundaries, drop masks, and surrender to the play of sensuality. It is a perfume for people who have the courage to acknowledge their inner desires.

The clear glass cube features a beechwood cap with a multi-layered, transparent-black finish. The lacquer creates a mysterious sheen that visually captures the depth and darkness of the fragrance.

Nasomatto describes this fragrance as the embodiment of the fascination with superheroes: idols one admires but can never fully reach. Silver Musk condenses the feeling of an unattainable love that, like a drop of mercury, continually slips away whenever one tries to grasp it. It is a perfume that speaks of longing, the attraction of higher ideals, and the magic that lies in the unattainable. The olfactory composition of Silver Musk is deliberately reduced yet infinitely complex. It consists almost exclusively of musk notes, presented in a wide variety of nuances. Sometimes they appear powdery and soft, sometimes clear and metallic, sometimes warm and close to the skin. This complexity makes the fragrance a composition that constantly changes and develops individually on each skin. Silver Musk is like a chameleon that is never fully tangible, which is precisely why it unfolds its fascination.

Those who wear Silver Musk surround themselves with an invisible aura that doesn't make a loud statement, but rather operates quietly, making it irresistible. It's a fragrance for people who don't reveal everything, but rather conceal their appeal in hints and subtleties. The clear glass cube bears a walnut wood cap, whose natural grain symbolizes warmth and grounding. Combined with the puristic glass, a tension is created between naturalness and elegance, between closeness and aloofness. As with all Nasomatto creations, the packaging is made in Italy and embodies the highest level of craftsmanship.