Agua by durleybeachbum
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Description
By Agatha Ruiz de la Prada.
This is a citrus fragrance for women which was a gift from a friend. Top notes are lime, mandarin orange and bergamot; middle notes are coriander, jasmine, lily-of-the-valley and narcissus; base notes are amber, patchouli, cedar and white musk. And I LOVED it!
Sadly long finished, but my brother sawed off the metal top for me and it is now a little vase.
See it more or less unfiddled Here

Comments (11)
Wonderful image, Andrea love the postwork
Beautiful photo.
Love the composition and post work Andrea!
Good..great recyclingdescription
How clever to make a vase.
Great post worked photo Andrea, and a great idea to use the bottle as a vase, because it really would be wrong to throw away such a pretty vessel. hugs Jane xx
I bet it was gorgeous! This version of the shot pleases me more. It's got light and life and excitement. The less fiddled version is lovely, but this one sings!
I agree with Tara, you did the maker one better on the packaging.
Superb capture Andrea. God bless.
yeah, the original packaging is strangely plain...I don't know what they were thinking, although it has to jump out at you on a perfume display, because it's very different from the other boxes and bottles. And your postwork is quietly jumping with detail and energy; but quietly so, in deference to the original motif. (Sensitive adaptation.) And the layout lets the bottle hide, almost in reticence. A fine addition to this series which you know I love...a very different take on a perfume bottle...
It sounds like it had everything but the kitchen sink; I'd dearly love to sniff it, it sounds lovely!