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Naso di Raza

Naso di Raza is presented as an Italian artistic fragrance house founded in 2014. Creative director and architect Agapito Noreca is identified as one of its founders. The house invites guest perfumers to interpret an idea, memory, image, or way of life freely.

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Brand story and character

Naso di Raza appeared in 2014 as an Italian house of artistic perfumery. Agapito Noreca, who works as a creative director and architect, is identified as one of the brand's founders. The wording 'one of' matters: the available history does not list the other participants in its foundation and does not support attributing a sole founding role to Noreca.

Its creative method is based on inviting different perfumers. They are asked to interpret an idea, memory, image, or way of life rather than follow a predetermined formula. Collaborators named by the house include Luca Maffei, Cécile Zarokian, Patrick Bodifee, and Michelle Moellhausen. This approach makes differences in authorship part of the collection's structure.

Direct attributions are established for three fragrances: Michelle Moellhausen created Mozzafiato, Cécile Zarokian created Ravi, and Luca Maffei created Giuseppe. These details reveal several creative voices within one house without extending the known names to other compositions in the absence of separate confirmation.

The physical identity of the collection is also described in detail. The bottle is made from clear geometric glass and has a steel label on its side. It is finished with either a sculptural magnetic cap or a more minimalist cylindrical version. Noreca's architectural experience appears here in the clear geometry and the combination of a transparent volume with a metal detail.

A specialist database dates Aqua Maris, Cyranó, La Chaise Vide, and Than... White to 2015, making them the earliest dated entries in the public list. The year is not confirmed by the brand's primary product pages, however, and does not prove that any of them was its first commercial release. The exact opening chronology therefore remains unresolved.

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