Flap of Wings

• Casual
• Relaxed
• Evening

Battito d’Ali is built on a sensation of lightness, with a fine, almost transparent texture. From the opening, the fragrance settles in with a powdery and slightly sweet softness, very delicate. The effect is muted, almost silent, like a light veil laid on the skin. Then, the perfume gains in tenderness. The notes become rounder, slightly vanilla and musky, giving a more enveloping texture while remaining airy. Nothing stands out, everything remains nuanced. Over time, Battito d’Ali melts into a soft and clean base, very close to the skin. The signature is intimate, soothing, almost comforting, with a discreet elegance.

Profumum Roma is an Italian perfumery house founded in 1996 in Rome by four siblings: Giuseppe, Luciano, Maria, and Felice Durante. Their story began long before, in a village in Molise, where their grandfather Celestino returned from the war with little to his name. The village’s knife-grinders became the most important perfumers in the Eternal City. When the perfumery market shifted towards globalization and standardization, the four siblings no longer recognized themselves in it. They felt manipulated, no longer free in their own work. In 1996, they created Profumum Roma. It was a direct response to standardization: fragrances formulated with approximately 43% concentration, built around 8 to 10 essential raw materials, one of which is clearly predominant, so that each fragrance expresses an emotion rather than a generic accord. These are perfumes that evolve on the skin for hours, leaving a distinct impression as much as they accompany the wearer. What one wears with a Profumum Roma is a fragment of this journey: from the mountain village to the streets of Rome. An artisanal house, in the most natural sense of the term.