STERCUS

STORIES OF FRAGRANCES
STERCUS
Stercus, from the Latin "feces", is an olfactory reference to dung. For Gualtieri, dung is
an essential expression of the circle of life - it is an organic fertilizer for the soil, it is
natural and is always "true".
Stool represents the connection between the end and the beginning of the infinite circle of life; they are the
result elaborated by the body and at the same time a fertilizer capable of giving new life to
a plant. Manure is something real and natural.
It doesn't lie. It smells of life and equality. All differences end with an effort.
universal. All organisms generate waste and all human beings, even those of noble birth
extraction, they produce dung. During this process we are all equal, they cancel each other out
diversity and we materialize in what we really are, that is, what we eat.
defecation is an essential part of the body's functioning and a major symptom of
health - stool is analyzed to understand the health of the intestine and digestion
in general. We should trust more what our body tells us and always think about
belly.
From an olfactory point of view, Stercus exudes a very attractive phenolic essence, and at the same time
time an intense animal aroma so strong that it can offend.
The cap is made of polished metal with a bronze finish and a brown horn inlay.
coming from Ethiopia and Somalia.
Keywords
fertilizer, fairness, phenolic sweetness.