A luxurious and exclusive collection of 9 fragrances, inspired by an olfactory journey through the Palladian garden in Italy. Bottega Veneta Parco Palladiano IX Violetta Eau de Parfum evokes the end of the day when the sun begins to set behind the horizon and the cool air of early evening emerges. Only when darkness starts to cast its shadows, does the sensual violet flower grow and highlight the musky tones as it spreads around the stones of the garden villa.
A scent of floral woody musk for women and men. Parco Palladiano IX: Violetta was launched in 2017. The nose behind this fragrance is Sidonie Lancesseur.
Bottega Veneta is an Italian house of leather goods and fashion design, inspiring individuality with innovative craftsmanship since 1966. Creativity is at the heart of everything it does. Established in Vicenza, the company is embedded in Italian culture but maintains a truly global outlook. An all-encompassing brand with exclusive products, Bottega Veneta is as sensuous as it is aesthetic.
Sophia Willow (verified owner) –
One spritz and suddenly I’m frolicking in an Italian garden—it’s like a mini-vacation for my senses! Truly a masterpiece, but now my handbag demands a 100 ml pouch.
Henry Smalls (verified owner) –
This fragrance makes me feel like a VIP walking through a medieval perfumery. If Shakespeare wore cologne, it would have been this.
Evie Thompson (verified owner) –
The bottle is gorgeous, but I wish the scent lasted longer on my skin. It’s like a beautiful fleeting dream—epic but way too short!
Gemma Grace (verified owner) –
If you want to smell like elegance and money without waving it in everyone’s face, this is IT. My co-workers now think I’m a secret heiress.
Robyn Wilde (verified owner) –
Picked this up on a whim, and now I can’t live without it. I don’t care if my rent is late—priorities, people!
Paul Whitaker (verified owner) –
Love the opening notes, but four hours in, I smell like my grandma’s hand soap. Not what I signed up for, Bottega!
Naomi Tulip (verified owner) –
People stopped me in the grocery store to ask what I’m wearing—this has never happened before. Excuse me while I buy a backup bottle!