FvsS: Composition No. 1

FvsS: Composition No. 1 by Joya is a Floral Fruity fragrance for women and men. The nose behind this fragrance is Rayda Vega. Top notes are Quince, Mandarin Orange and Orange; middle notes are Camelia, Jasmine, Tuberose, Heliotrope and Rose; base notes are Tonka Bean, Musk and Sandalwood. Joya team has produced sensual fragrances in hand cast porcelain bottles, with perfume wands dipped in 22 karat gold. In addition to the exquisite parfums, the collection also includes travel size parfums and indulgent, artisanal soaps with porcelain trays. Composition No. 1, a luscious perfume oil housed in slipcast white porcelain bottle with 22k gold dipped wand. Top Note: sparkling citrus, including Italian mandarin, Brazilian orange, and fresh quince. Middle Note: rich florals featuring heliotrope petals, tuberose, jasmin, camellia and Damask rose. Dry Down: creamy sandalwood, pale musk and a hint of tonka bean. “Joya has always valued the element of surprise—and incorporated this admiration into its range of products,” said Bouchardy. “It's only fitting that we would offer something as unexpected and, in many ways, anachronistic as a dyad of mysterious perfume oils with ‘magic wands.’ For the packaging, we were inspired by the classics: Arpege and even Helmut Lang. For the fragrances, we were inspired by our own personal experiences and desires. Rayda Vega is the ‘nose’ behind them. We decided to use perfume oil because it has a sensuous and lasting quality. It interacts with a person's chemistry and persists and transforms throughout the day and night".Sarah Cihat designed the vessels for the collection and worked closely with Bouchardy to create one-of-a-kind pieces for the parfums. “Each piece is cast by hand and finished in New York. It's a rather arduous process, but every bottle truly is a work of art,” says Cihat. “Since they are all handmade— cast, cleaned and fired—naturally, no two are exactly the same. And there are imperfections. But this is what we love so much about this project and product—that, while so many things are mass-produced and uniform, something as personal as perfume is housed in a vessel that has been crafted by people. The gold-dipped wand is especially decadent too.” The design was inspired by the past: cut glass and round perfume bottles. Combining these elements with a love for asymmetry found in nature results in a sheer uniqueness of form. The bottle is small and precious like a soft stone in your hand. There is this inherent warmth. It feels natural to hold.”