Stramonium, Devil's Herb or Belladonna, has been known since ancient times and was widely used by the Aztecs. Stramonium is not only a powerful poison, but above all, it is an effective hallucinogen and a supernatural aphrodisiac. It was cunningly used to bring lovers to infinite pleasure and dominate their hearts. It is also known as Witch's Herb, which led to it being widely used in philtres and irresistible love potions by sorcerers. Lucrezia, of course, was well aware of the magical properties of Stramonium that she used to seduce her victims, who, hypnotized, ended up trapped in an irresistible and fatal embrace. Like the powerful Stramonium potion prepared by Lucrezia, this fragrance opens with a soft bouquet of flowers of hypnotic and persuasive power that manifests immediately. The calming seduction of jasmine balances in a dance of love with the opulence of carnation and the delicate, regal touch of orchid and saffron. The heart, in counterpoint, reveals its penetrating and cutting force, emphasized by ambergris and softened by the sweetness of vanilla berries and the effervescence of musk rose. The creation has its roots intertwined in the strength of precious woods, Red Patchouli and African Ebony, intertwined with the refined Oakmoss and the aphrodisiac Musk. The essence of seduction in a drop of fatal perfume.