Altaïr

The Altaïr Collection

With the Altaïr collection, Trudon embarks on a journey to the desert and sand dunes: the woody and floral fragrance highlights the strong character of oud mixed with the delicacy of a warm peony.

The Call of the Desert

Sensual and opulent, Altaïr is a floral woody fragrance: blending oud and peony, it offers a sensory immersion reminiscent of the desert's warmth, its sand winds, and its enveloping flowers. In warm, amber tones, the collection reinterprets the sand dunes in a modern and graphic way: its design plays with sculptural light and golden shadows, with shifting undulations on the desert surface and key geometric elements. Altaïr transports us to a majestic and dreamlike destination.

The fragrance

Created by perfumer Émilie Bouge (Robertet), Altaïr reveals a particular attraction to distant lands: "I composed Altaïr as an opulent, elegant, naked and resolutely modern fragrance: the exotic, sweet and enveloping scent transports us to an imaginary destination," explains the perfumer. The woody-floral duality of Altaïr is immediately captivating: a warm peony blends with the strength of oud; it is further revealed by a deep and textured leather-suede note. "First you smell the woods, then the sweet peony: it brings out the rosy side of the fragrance and a beige-pink universe reminiscent of sand dunes. Altaïr brings together beautiful, timeless raw materials (sandalwood, cedar, styrax, agarwood); although distinct, all the ingredients converge in a common chromatic universe. Altaïr is highly symbolic: it represents the strength of wood and earth with the delicacy of flowers."