MAUNA - Mendittorosa

In Sanskrit Mauna means silence.

The Silence they refer to with the Sanskrit word "Mauna" is not silence as the absence of noise, but the Force, free of time and space, uncontaminated and sacred vibration, behind everything, before everything. After all. They wanted Sanskrit as a Language and Sandalwood as a Material to give our homage to one of the oldest Traditions; the ayurvedic smelling is the closest thing we can do to this type of Silence, isn't it? When you smell, you feel, you don't think. You catch the smell. In that there is Silence. Honesty. Union. You are in the smell; you are the aroma. The smell is on you.

Mauna is silence. Through Mauna you must listen to your nose as the lighthouse and the entrance to your deepest interior. Steps to find. You will pursue it gently and effortlessly, and it will grow in your midst like the budding lotus in the jar. Maybe you access previous stages, where you felt it. Forgotten in daily life, but not in the depths of your mind. A well to revisit again and again.

Mauna also comes to remind us that the body is a temple: go within. And find the Vibration of Silence. That's what life is about.

THE ART OF MAUNA
The floating lotus. Waiting to open. Connected to water and air. With a descending root in the depth of the unconscious pool, it represents the spirit of Mauna. Tuscan artist Alessandro Reggioli has interpreted Stefania's sentiment into a budding and almost ready lotus, sculpted in Raku-style ceramic, located as it is on its hand-painted leaf that unfolds when the jar is removed from its wooden box. birch.

NOTES
Piper Nigrum, Madagascar ginger, frankincense, benzoin resin, Santalum Album India, tonka bean absolute, sacred musk, velvet and Styrax exudate.