Aphrodite, known as Venus in Roman mythology, is the goddess of love, beauty, and desire. She symbolizes desire, charm, the most passionate emotions in life, and the complexity of human emotions. Often depicted as eternally youthful and incomparably beautiful, she possesses an irresistible allure to both gods and mortals. Renowned for her stunning beauty, she governs love, relationships, and the ability to nurture all things. Aphrodite's role blends kindness and passion with contrasting desires and hatred, showcasing the dual power of love.
Aphrodite is one of the primordial deities in Greek mythology, born from the foam of the sea, symbolizing the birth of beauty and the intensity and fickleness of love. She represents both the perfect appearance and the powerful creative and destructive forces that desire brings. Her influence extends to marriage, fertility, and the state of interpersonal relationships. She embodies not only the epitome of beauty but also the fervor of love, the spark of creativity, and the complexity and profundity of human emotions. Her presence reminds us that love has a gentle side and a fiery passion and contradiction that can consume everything. Aphrodite symbolizes the intertwining of tenderness and strength, the ever-burning "flame of passion." However, the most important message she brings to humanity is self-love.
Aphrodite's story is filled with contradictions and passion—though she is the wife of Hephaestus, the god of fire, her heart belongs to Ares, the god of war. The delicate triangle between these three deities showcases the intersection of love and war. Hephaestus symbolizes the resilience and refinement of crafting and creation, while Ares brings passion and primal power, and Aphrodite blends all this into a beautiful flame full of allure and strength.
In mythology, Aphrodite often intervenes in the lives of gods and mortals, becoming a key figure in many stories. Her image demonstrates the intense and powerful transformative force that love and beauty can bring, a force that can bring sweet passion and joy, but be cautious of attracting too much chaos and conflict.
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Aphrodite's symbolic plants include the rose and myrtle, representing the earth's abundant fertility while also hinting at romantic desire and intense emotions. The Rose de Mai, grown between the deserts and forests of Morocco, symbolizes the eternal power of love and beauty. Its delicate and sweet fragrance provides comfort to the soul and healing to emotions, easing anxiety and awakening inner love. Myrtle, abundant in the Mediterranean, possesses a fresh herbal and slightly salty ocean scent. Evergreen, it was considered a sacred tree for purification and protection in ancient times, helping to balance emotions and strengthen physical and mental health. These two plants perfectly blend, symbolizing Aphrodite's dual power as a goddess of love and healing, awakening the flame of passion while bringing gentle protection and rebirth.
THE PASSION FLAME Eau de Toilette Spray
Scent: Feminine / Medium / Passion, Relationship
"The Beauty of Fireworks" captures the spirit of the goddess of love and beauty, Aphrodite. Inspired by the classic Chypre fragrance of her birthplace, Cyprus, this scent opens with the sparkling aroma of myrtle, fresh sweet bergamot, and a hint of playful cinnamon, like a mischievous seaside breeze. The heart of the fragrance is a rich romantic bouquet of blooming roses, jasmine, and ylang-ylang—sensual yet seductive. As the night deepens, the base notes of oak moss, patchouli, and white musk leave a lingering impression on the skin, natural and elegant like the earth, with traces of mysterious allure. "The Beauty of Fireworks" is made for unforgettable dates—whether they are soulful encounters or electrifying sparks. Accept this invitation, embrace your desires, and let your inner flame shine.
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