Calligraphy, the stylized word or text, is an ancient art form expressing the spirit latent in the word. Just so, the perfumes of the Aramis Calligraphy series, Aramis Calligraphy, Calligraphy Rose and Calligraphy Saffron, are stylized versions of classical middle-eastern perfumes; contemporary interpretations that breathe new life into old and revered forms. Choosing just one of the Aramis Calligraphy series to review was a difficult decision. The heavy glass bottles of each Eau de Parfum are adorned with the stunning graphics of award winning Lebanese artist and Arabic Typography expert Tarek Atrissi. Atrissi's designs for Estee Lauder, the parent company of Aramis, express the elegant soul of the Calligraphy line. Trudi Loren, Executive Vice President of Corporate Fragrance Development for Estee Lauder Companies, conceived and developed the three Aramis Calligraphy fragrances. I love all three perfumes in the Aramis Calligraphy series, but today I will review Aramis Calligraphy Rose. But as outspoken as she is, Aramis Calligraphy Rose still manages to retain a stylized Middle Eastern elegance, at once dark and luminous, sultry and energetic, joyous and melancholy.

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