The Image Bvlgari Man Terrae Essence is designed for the modern man who feels a deep, instinctive connection to the earth. It embodies raw strength, grounded confidence, and a sophisticated, uninhibited masculinity. This fragrance is for the individual who values authenticity and finds power in the fertile, life-giving elements of nature.
The Emotion Evoking the warmth of a sun-drenched Italian landscape, this scent captures the essence of Tuscan soil. It is perfect for those who seek a sense of stability and calm. Whether worn during the day or for an evening gathering, it provides a magnetic, comforting, and deeply refined atmosphere that resonates with timeless elegance.
The Reveal The journey begins with a vibrant, luminous burst of citrus, featuring zesty citron and bergamot. As it evolves, the heart reveals a powerful, smoky blend of Haitian and Javanese vetiver, softened by the powdery elegance of orris. The base settles into a majestic, long-lasting trail of earthy notes and warm, resinous styrax.
Scent Family: Woody - Earthy
Top notes: Citron, Bergamot Heart notes: Vetiver, Iris Base notes: Earthy notes, Styrax
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