
In 1811, Louis Legrand inscribed his name in the history of the Maison Oriza, breathing new life into an already precious heritage. Two centuries later, Oriza Legrand celebrates this founding moment through an exceptional collection: Legrand 1811, a set of five parfum extracts as a tribute to the first impulses of the XIXth century, still imbued with the splendour and sensibility of the XVIIIth.
Inspired by baroque and romantic iconography — cherubs, silk ribbons, delicate golds and celestial décors — the collection evokes a world where art, fragrance and poetry were one. Each flacon, adorned with elegance and light, seems to emerge from an ancient boudoir or a cabinet of curiosities, a witness to timeless refinement.
The five extracts that compose Legrand 1811 embody a noble and profound perfumery, faithful to the tradition of great compositions of the past: precious concentration, enveloping sillage, sumptuous raw materials. They translate the nascent romantic spirit — made of restrained passion, floral delicacy, mystery and grandeur — into a contemporary olfactory writing that respects the historical soul of the House.
More than a collection, Legrand 1811 is a sensitive evocation: that of a pivotal moment where classical elegance meets the impulse of the heart. A celebration of time, transmission and dream.