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Disruptive perfumer since creation, his handmade perfumes are expressive and intense, since each of them begins with an inspiration. The vibrant relationship between aromas and colors of his synesthesia, allows an amazing perception of the environment.


He produces individually or in small batches in his studio in Viña del Mar, Chile, with natural ingredients collected from different corners of the world, added to precious and exclusive endemic ingredients from the south of the world.

His creations have reached souls all over the world, from Tokyo to Barhein, from Milan to Marseille, from Seattle to Bergen.

For the ancient Greeks, Aion is the god of eternity who does not need to devour anything to be eternal, he is a child and an old man, the generous and satisfied god who makes sense in himself, the god who does not contemplate goals or plans, it invites us to an action that makes sense in itself.

Regio's origins are lost between archeology and mythology: it was, probably from the end of the 3rd millennium BC, inhabited by pelagic populations from Ashkenazios, Ausonians, Enotrios and, finally, by the Italos, a city called Erythrà ('The Red One') by the Calcides. It was an important and flourishing polis of Magna Grecia surrounded by numerous districts that had fortifications in front of the island of Sicily, it was later a Roman municipium and seat of the Corrector of Lucania and Brucia, as well as being a hub of commercial, maritime and land networks throughout the entire classical age. Via Regilia (or Via Annea) left from Regium, a road built in the 2nd century BC. that reached Capua, and from there to Rome. From its port called 'Rhegina Column', to the north of the city, boats left for Sicily, and from its ancient Greek port, to the south of the city, for the entire Mediterranean.

Many times the call to Peace requires finding alternative, diverse and divergent paths. Breaking schemes does not mean destroying everything, it is rather flooding everything with our best intentions.

On Good Friday in 1958, thousands gathered in Trafalgar Square in London to protest against nuclear weapons. They were responding to a series of test explosions carried out by the United Kingdom, the third nation to join the nuclear club after the United States and the USSR. Over the next four days, the bravest marched to Aldermaston, a small town 50 miles west of London, where British nuclear weapons were designed and stored. On the posters and banners of the protesters, a new symbol was making its first appearance. Gerald Holtom, designer and pacifist, had developed it from the letters 'N' and 'D' of the traffic light alphabet, the code used by sailors.

The incense arrived in Japan in the sixth century in the aromatic luggage of Buddhist monks, although the legend collected in the Nihonshoki presents a different story that goes through the discovery of a piece of oud wood collected on the shores of the islands in times of Empress Suiko, 6th century, and that when launched into the flames began to give off a very pleasant smell which led the locals to offer it as a gift to the Empress.

Kimura Shigenari, one of the most legendary samurai in history. Before each battle, Kimura was following a very important ritual: burning incense inside his mask. He knew that he could lose his life in any battle and that his head would be taken as a trophy. Therefore, he hoped that whoever decapitated him would take away a part of his body with the right scent. He fought his last battle in 1615, while defending Osaka Castle.