“Stories of how personalities like Talitha and Paul Getty, Paul Bowles, Mick Jagger, Veruschka and Yves Saint Laurent all resided in Marrakech during the 60s and 70s have always inspired me. I'm intrigued by how they used this place for influences and escapes of all kinds: clothes, colours, music, interior and drugs. So, the fragrance of Kasbah is an appreciation to the international party scene during this era. ” -Johan Bergelin
Woody, welcoming, drenched in the soothing orange tones of a desert sunset, Kasbah is a hazy journey to the outer reaches of culture and consciousness. Opening with a sweet, zesty burst of citrus and honey, the shifting sands soon uncover dusty, warm geranium and delicately spiced amber. As the sun sets, casting an ever-more-auburn glow over clay walls, we smell the smooth, soothing combination of leather, tonka, and soft woods. It's a trip- in more ways than one.
