Aramaic

Fragrance description

Enveloping and woody, Aramaik is reminiscent of archaic rituals and leads to a spiritual dimension that regenerates body and soul. The fragrance consists of three different types of myrrh, an aromatic gum resin used in ancient Egypt both as incense and for embalming, and the precious Nardo oil, a balsamic ointment that has always been known to lubricate the body before burial and to rub.

Aramaik begins with citrus notes of bergamot and bitter orange, develops into floral hints of nard and geranium and concludes in an intense finish with a complex aromatic architecture in which woody notes of agarwood, patchouli and guaiac as well as sweet vanilla, amber and myrrh stand out.

The T2 cap is handmade using techniques patented by Locherber, reminiscent of the capital of a Roman temple, to emphasize the influence of the culture of ancient Rome and create a piece of Made in Italy design to enhance the space that surrounds us to further improve.

The fabric label reproduces some letters of Aramaic, the ancient Arabic language spoken by Jesus.

The characteristics of this fragrance allow this elegant diffuser to be used in any environment.

Scent pyramid

Top notes: bergamot, bitter orange
Heart notes: Nardo, geranium
Base notes: amber, myrrh, guaico wood, benzoin, patchouli, agarwood

You receive the room fragrance as a 100 ml spray, 250 ml, 500 ml, 1000 ml or 2500 ml diffuser with an attractive wooden cap and fine fragrance sticks. You can also buy the practical 500 ml refill container from us, with which you can refill the intense and spicy room scent from Locherber inexpensively.

Packaging & Design

The hand-painted glass bottle containing the wonderful fragrance essence was lovingly shaped and created by hand. The room fragrance diffuser is also finished with a piece of wood that serves as a cap and holder for the fragrance sticks. Each piece of wood is an absolutely rare unique piece, made from the highest quality wood in the world.

Sergio Berlocher is the original founder of Locherber, although he focused more on developing skin care products that failed to gain traction in the global market. His son brought the necessary creativity and inspiration to the company to make fundamental changes. The product design was put in the hands of artisans who were supposed to give the high-quality Locherber creams that certain touch and the products immediately caught the eye of customers. But Locherber's success story was far from over, as the range was also expanded to include wonderfully intense scented candles and room fragrances, which, with a perfume concentration of up to 20%, clearly stand out from the mass of room fragrances and diffusers. Today, Locherber room fragrances are known and loved worldwide due to their particularly high quality.