Filippo Sorcinelli's perfume Haec Dies, the new fragrance from Filippo Sorcinelli's Delire de Voyage collection, is being presented today, just before the Easter events.

Filippo emphasizes these moments by interpreting some passages from the Gospel of Mark through scent, particularly the moment of astonishment and fear of the women when they realized that the stone of the Sepulchre had been rolled away.

In an ideal image to describe this moment, the bottle of extremely expensive aromatic oils based on aloe and myrrh, which they had prepared to anoint Jesus' body, is dropped to the ground at the moment they saw not only the stone rolled away, but all the white linen cloths that enveloped the body.

Hence the announcement of a young man dressed in dazzling white…

The bottle, along with the four "wings" that open "ritually," are covered in sand and dust, precisely to recall the footsteps, the road, and the place.

But the element that captures attention is the stopper, which reproduces the stylistic features of the rolled-away tombstone, just as they were built in ancient times.

The artwork is entirely covered by a white linen veil, on which the name of the fragrance is reproduced: HÆEC DIES.

The exterior of the packaging is also covered with the same linen.

Note: Vanilla, Sandalwood, Patchouli, Amber, Musk, Cedarwood, Peach Note, Rose, Myrrh, Aloe Vera, Bergamot, Orange, Jasmine, Aromatic, Woody