God of Fire is inspired from the legend of Xiuhtecuhtli, God of fire, day and light in the Aztec mythology. Creator of all life, he is the mother and father of all Gods. He is the personification of light in the darkness, warmth in coldness and life in death. As a patron of kings and warriors, he is shown carrying a turquoise serpent around him and wearing a crown and ornaments made of a Turquoise blue stones. InspirationSymbol of power and wiseness, God of Fire is an exquisite fragrance where fresh and exotic notes hide an outstanding warm character. His incredible strength, leads him to rule the volcanos, his Oud heart burns intensely like a shamanic experience, leaving you regenerated and full of confidence. Olfactive Notes FulguranceMango, Lemon, Pink Berries, Ginger MétamorphoseBlue Coumarin, Jasmine, Dry Woods QuintessenceOud, Nagarmotha, Musk, AmberShop Online Stephane Humbert Lucas God Of Fire Eau De Parfum Spray 50ml at best price. Product features: - FRAGRANCE: Ladies Fragrance, Man Fragrance- MAN: Man Fragrance- Fragrance Type: Eau de Perfume, Signature Perfumes- Smell Profile: Oriental, Woody- FORMAT: Spray.
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