The name itself is a nod to the West Indies legend of the “Princesses of Malabar.” It’s a hint to the story of a mythical kingdom of the “Malabar coast,” which included the famous Kerala forest. There, a peaceful and refined civilization developed for centuries under the gracious helm of the “Nair” reigning queens. They would thereafter be referred to as “Princesses of Malabar” and epitomize women’s political leadership in the eyes of 18th century philosophers.

“Princesses de Malabar,” a modern though very feminine perfume, is an original scent, long lasting and easy to wear. It’s mostly targeted at millenials, who will enjoy its joyful and sensual composition.

The base ring of the cap is golden, and the top is a mixture of pink and orange shades, like a precious coral from ashore the Malabar coast, or a hint to the bright and vivid colors of the Kerala forest tropical flowers.