Cartier Unveils Two Limited Edition Versions of their Pasha Fragrance
An icon of the 90's, the Pasha fragrance bottle is receiving an aesthetic revamp inspired by a vintage appeal and the House's Pasha de Cartier watch.
There is something about the 90’s that evokes an effortlessly cool glamour. Cartier is encapsulating that by reimagining the Pasha Fragrance bottle, an icon of the 90s, in two new limited editions: Pasha Fragrance and Pasha Édition Noire.
The Pasha de Cartier Eau de Toilette was first launched in 1992 and quickly became the symbol of an era with its hedonistic energy. In 2013, Cartier created the Pasha Édition Noire, which galvanised the original accord with a citrusy freshness. Later in 2020, Pasha Parfum was released as a more intense interpretation, with woody and ambergris notes.
These two sophisticated scents have inspired Cartier to create today a single bottle with new, distinctive codes. Three golden rings with dazzling metallic shine encircle the lid. The cabochon – inspired by the winding crown of the Pasha de Cartier watch – is blue on the perfume bottle and black on the Édition Noire. Finally, to reinforce the seductive power of its design, the bottles are anodised with shades of silver and gold, maintaining its iconic vintage appeal.
