Reliqvia

Reliqvia is not just a perfume that creates a scent – it creates a place. Cold stone, dark wood, incense, and the atmosphere of an old, abandoned church. Something sacred is in the air, but at the same time, everything seems morbid, fleeting, and a bit uncanny. The fragrance has that typical Sorcinelli DNA: artistic, dark, and uncompromising. Nothing about it seems pleasing or forced. Reliqvia feels more like a fragment of a memory – like the smell of a place that should have been forgotten long ago. For me, it is one of those fragrances where you do not just think: 'That smells good.' You rather think: 'What the hell am I smelling right now?' And that is exactly why I love it. Sacred. Morbid. Beautifully disturbing.

It smells like a damp wooden church permeated with incense, already dusty, and a separate scent of spicy cloves. It is simply an incredible fragrance for me personally.

A beautiful Italian wooden church. I immediately smell a wooden church in a forest, combined with incense, clove, and a beautiful citrus note, which disappears bit by bit.