Pavel Ivanov

Pavel Ivanov

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Kamenny tsvetok (The Stone Flower), made with Valentina Gribanova, is classed as a spicy and woody fragrance for women, and Parfumo lists bergamot blossom, musk and oakmoss among its notes.

About

Pavel Ivanov was a Soviet perfumer who joined the Svoboda perfume factory in Moscow in 1925 and began in the laboratory of Auguste Michel, the creator of Krasnaya Moskva, who agreed to mentor him. He later became chief perfumer at Novaya Zarya (The New Dawn). Aromo credits him with Zhemchug (Pearl), Rapsodiya (Rhapsody), Vecher (Evening), Suvenir (Souvenir) and Rodnaya Moskva. He created Kamenny tsvetok (The Stone Flower) in 1955 with Valentina Gribanova. It won a Grand Prix at the 1958 Brussels exhibition. His pupils included Alla Belfer and Marina Stepanova.

Notable Creations

  • Kamenny tsvetok (The Stone Flower)
  • Vecher (Evening)
  • Zhemchug (Pearl)
  • Rapsodiya (Rhapsody)
  • Suvenir (Souvenir)
  • Rodnaya Moskva

Creations by Pavel Ivanov