Claudio Casamorati’s Legacy

In 1888, Claudio Casamorati founded the C. Casamorati Perfumery in Bologna, Italy. His perfume house achieved worldwide success thanks to the creation of exquisite fragrances. Over the years, Casamorati won numerous awards and honors at major international exhibitions. Casamorati’s fame even reached royalty: Queen Margherita of Savoy was a passionate admirer of the brand’s essences. She presented the founder with a gold pin as a token of gratitude for the exceptional quality of the perfumes.

The Rebirth of Casamoratti

In the mid-20th century, due to a financial crisis, Casamorati was forced to close its doors. However, thanks to Sergio Momo, founder of Xerjoff, Casamoratti returned to the spotlight. The Casamoratti fragrance collection, defined by luxury and high-quality materials, pays tribute to art and nature. Each perfume in the Casamoratti collection is a living testament to the glamorous era of Art Nouveau, highlighting the historical and artistic heritage of Italian perfumery.