Jean Patou · 1954
Sira des Indes
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The Story
Sira des Indes is a rare and exotic floral oriental from Jean Patou, created in 1954 by Jean Kerléo. It opens with a burst of aldehydes and citrus, then blooms into a rich heart of jasmine, rose, and ylang-ylang. The base is a warm, spicy blend of sandalwood, amber, and vanilla. This is a fragrance for the woman who loves vintage glamour and opulence.
Note Breakdown
Heart Notes
Base Notes
Fragrance composition evolves over time, from the initial sparkling top notes to the deep, long-lasting base.
Encyclopedia Insights
Is Sira des Indes still in production?+
No, Sira des Indes was discontinued decades ago and is extremely rare. It is highly sought after by vintage perfume collectors.
What does Sira des Indes smell like?+
It is a rich, opulent floral oriental with aldehydes, jasmine, rose, ylang-ylang, and a warm base of sandalwood, amber, and vanilla. It has a vintage, glamorous character.
How does the EDT perform?+
Despite being an EDT, Sira des Indes has excellent longevity (8+ hours) and moderate to strong sillage. The concentration is typical of the era, often richer than modern EDTs.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Sira des Indes still in production?+
No, Sira des Indes was discontinued decades ago and is extremely rare. It is highly sought after by vintage perfume collectors.
What does Sira des Indes smell like?+
It is a rich, opulent floral oriental with aldehydes, jasmine, rose, ylang-ylang, and a warm base of sandalwood, amber, and vanilla. It has a vintage, glamorous character.
How does the EDT perform?+
Despite being an EDT, Sira des Indes has excellent longevity (8+ hours) and moderate to strong sillage. The concentration is typical of the era, often richer than modern EDTs.
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