Daymon

Some animals understand humans better precisely because they don't use their words. MENDITTOROSA Daymon is dedicated to this silent connection: love given freely, without language, contracts, or the need for explanation.

Angelica root and Tunisian neroli open the extrait green, bitter, and radiant. Angelica carries an earthy aromaticity, while neroli lets a cooler light pass through it.

Indian jasmine and Italian iris form a floral heart that is neither carefree nor ornamental. Iris provides a quiet powdery seriousness, and jasmine the warmth of a living body.

Stefania Squeglia developed Daymon in collaboration with Luca Maffei as part of Mendittorosa's commitment to animal protection. The house supports Leaping Bunny and the Italian organization LAV, including their sanctuary for abused animals in Tuscany.

Tonka, Habanolide, New Caledonian sandalwood, Siamese benzoin, resinous materials, and ambroxan later leave a warm, quiet trail. The initial bitterness softens, but the angelica root continues to keep the perfume grounded.

Each bottle is crowned with a handmade ceramic Daymon by Alessandro Reggioli. The fragrant core remains angelica between iris, sandalwood, and a silent animal closeness — a guide who doesn't speak but still finds you.