Pompeia
EDT · 1907
L.T. Piver
Statement
Jacques Rouché
Early modern perfumery using synthetic aroma materials, notably amyl salicylate in Le Trèfle Incarnat and clover-like effects, alongside floral and chypre structures such as those documented for Pompeia.
About
Jacques Rouché married Berthe Piver in 1893 and later took over the management of L.T. Piver, the French perfumery founded in 1774. He was associated with fragrances including Azuréa (1896), Le Trèfle Incarnat (1898), Floramye (1905), and Pompeia (1907), the latter created with Georges Darzens. Rouché was also director of the Paris Opera and received the Legion of Honor.
Notable Creations
- Azuréa
- Le Trèfle Incarnat
- Floramye
- Pompeia
Training
L.T. Piver
Creations by Jacques Rouché