The name : hasât is the name of a pure, sparkling white stone used from the 12th century onwards by Persian ceramists to blend into a glassy paste called glazing to decorate clay items with.

The picture : a detail from a mosaic panel, Ispahan, Persia, early 16th century.

The perfume : the delicate green freshness of a rosebud ; giving way to a voluptuously feminine floral harmony of Turkish rose, jasmine, lily of the valley and violet ; enhanced by a spicy touch of carnation ; on a woodsy, mossy basis enriched with musk and its warmly, sensually and mysteriously Oriental softness.