Inspired by Palladian Gardens

This fragrance collection draws inspiration from the Palladian gardens in Italy's Veneto region, the birthplace of Bottega Veneta in 1966.

Each fragrance, overseen by Creative Director Thomas Maier, combines the scents of local flowers, trees, spices, and fruits, creating a "fragrant trompe-l'oeil" that captures the diverse experiences within a Palladian garden.

The latest additions to the collection are: "Parco Palladiano VII," which evokes the subtly saline waters of the Venetian lagoon with fresh, powdery floral notes; "Parco Palladiano VII" (note: this appears to be a duplicate entry in the source, likely intended to be a different fragrance), characterized by its rich, sparkling musk; and "Parco Palladiano VIII," which captures the leisurely stroll through an orange orchard on a high-noon afternoon with sweet neroli and woody notes.

These are captivating scents that evoke moments of elegance in the Italian Veneto region.

Beyond the sophisticated, elegant fragrances, the exquisite design is also noteworthy, featuring the brand's iconic Intrecciato weave on the bottles, caps, and packaging.

Bottega Veneta Parco Palladiano

Three New Fragrances
VII Eau de Parfum
VIII Eau de Parfum
IX Eau de Parfum

Each 100ml / ¥35,000 (excluding tax)

Available exclusively at Bottega Veneta boutiques from Thursday, June 1