Antonia's Flowers ROKKA vaulted eau de cologne

Rokka is a masculine Woody Spicy fragrance from 2007 by the New York fragrance house of Antonia's Flowers. It has a scent profile of woody, powdery, violet, citrus, violet, amber, earthy, mossy, fresh, patchouli, and fresh spicy notes. It is rare and discontinued.

Violet, Citruses

Cedar, Moss, Nutmeg, Tonka

Amber, Patchouli

From Fragrantica:

"Antonia's Flowers is an American perfume house founded by Antonia Bellanca, a florist. Antonia studied art in Boston France. While in France, she discovered the markets of Aix and Paris and all the wonderful varieties of flowers that she had up until then only seen in classic paintings—anemones, poppies, mimosa, freesia, and many more.
When Antonia relocated to New York, a flower shop on Madison Avenue with beautifully designed arrangements caught her eye. She later learned that all its flowers had been imported from Europe and the bouquets were inspired by the Flemish flower paintings she loved.

After working for several flower shops, in 1981 she opened her own in East Hampton, Long Island. She named it "Antonia's Flowers." The shop gained notoriety for its dramatic and original arrangements. Antonia's Flowers adorned the garden parties, weddings and restaurants of East Hampton's elite. Spending so much time around flowers made Antonia sensitive to the different floral scents. A particular fascination with freesia led to a search for a perfume for her own use that could successfully capture that beautiful freesia aroma in a harmonious bouquet with other flowers. Unable to find one, she set out on a quest to develop one.

She began working with a perfumer in 1982, and the house's signature scent, Antonia's Flowers, was introduced in 1985. The fragrances sold well, and Antonia retired from the flower shop in 1990."

Offered is an unboxed new 1.7oz/50ml spray bottle of eau de cologne with some scratches to the label.