Micodelirio by Nasomatto belongs to this second category. The new fragrance created by Alessandro Gualtieri is a journey into an instinctive, organic, almost primordial olfactory matter.

A perfume that does not seek conventional beauty, but builds its appeal around a rarer idea: sensory alteration. Nasomatto has always inhabited an independent territory within artistic perfumery, transforming each creation into a precise, intense, and recognizable olfactory gesture.

The name already suggests a precise direction: “myco” evokes the fungal universe, the hidden life beneath the soil, mycelium, and the damp, silent matter that grows away from the light. “Delirio”, on the other hand, opens the door to a more mental, visionary, and irrational dimension.

The result is a fragrance that seems to emerge from the meeting point between nature and alteration, between undergrowth and imagination. Micodelirio moves within a rare olfactory territory: that of wet earth, moss, living wood, and vegetation after the rain.

It is not a “clean” fragrance in the classic sense of the word. It does not aim to be transparent, linear, or reassuring. On the contrary, it works through depth, density, and the sensation of living matter that seems to breathe on the skin.

The declared mushroom note should not be interpreted in a literal or culinary way. It is, rather, a suggestion: a reference to the undergrowth, to damp bark, and to the most instinctive and untamed side of nature.

Micodelirio is a unisex fragrance designed for those seeking a perfume outside conventional codes, far from the most predictable compositions. It is suited to the evening, to transitional seasons, and to moments when one desires a more intimate and magnetic trail.

At Marchesani Elysium, Micodelirio arrives as one of the most anticipated novelties in contemporary artistic perfumery: a creation that once again confirms Nasomatto’s ability to push the boundary between perfume and creative gesture.