Taboo with Makeup

You catch your reflection in dim light—lips smudged, eyes alive, mystery tracing your skin.

A breath of powder and musk lingers like a secret shared too closely, softened by creamy vanilla and a whisper of smoke. It feels like the memory of velvet on bare shoulders, the quiet after desire meets restraint. There’s something magnetic about it, yet deeply human. You wear it when you want to blur the line between who you are and who you dare to be.

Guided by the vision of founder and independent perfumer Mohammadreza Kazemian, this eponymous house welcomes you into a fantasy world where his inner landscapes are translated into scent. Inspired by a rich, hidden land that he sees as living both in the heart of the earth and in our hearts, his creations gather its poems, images, customs, history, heroes, and colors into intimate designs that feel like personal visions, opening a path into this region’s imagined and real wonders. Each fragrance is conceived as his art in liquid form, using imagination to move between reality and dream and to reveal the artistic spirit of his homeland.