Description
“Language creates worlds. It moves, touches, changes and captivates in stories and history. Its god is Ptah, the ancient Egyptian god, the father of the gods and the source of all life. Like the spiritual creation of a novel that takes us into strange spheres, the power of words has remained. And to this day our language is the beginning of all our being and all what we become.
Ptah pays homage to the imagination that through the power word breaks all barriers – and is dedicated to those subtle aesthetes who passionately indulge in the temptations of independent thought. Our lively imagination cools the citrusy freshness of bergamot which, in a duet with the herbwoody fruitiness of ginger accompanied by herbaceous sage, forms the top note. This leads to a smoky-powdery heart: Orris and incense, accompanied by dark green luminous geranium, which breathes delicate echoes of rose. The contrast between creamy vanilla spiced up by Tonka and masculine leather creates an ambivalence that is skillfully enhanced by the salty-grassy smokiness of vetiver.” – a note from the brand.
Ptah was launched in 2018. The nose behind this fragrance is Alexandra Carlin.
Metot – :
I don’t know what it is but this one gives me associations with Pure Havane by TM. If you look at the notes, there are no comparisons except from the vanilla. There must be some sort of tobacco leaf and patchouli in this. Otherwise it is an combination off notes. Such like the elemi and tonka. Longevity by PH is a lot better IMHO but if you are talking about quality ingredients, you’ll better off with Ptah. Sillage is about average.