Perfume on Canvas 100 ml – BACI FROM FAR AWAY

Profumo Su Tela allows you to perceive the scent in the environment like never before.
A patented innovation by Tonatto, made in Italy, with a commitment to the environment.

The specially pleated paper has been thoughtfully designed to diffuse fragrance while also serving as a canvas for the perfume itself. As the scent settles on the paper, guided by the volatility and weight of its notes, it creates a unique and evolving olfactory experience. Over time, the fragrance gradually reveals its different layers, bringing a sense of movement and depth to the atmosphere.

Each scent naturally tints the paper according to its composition and immersion time, resulting in delicate, ever-changing patterns—subtle artworks formed by the fragrance itself.

This innovative room filter offers a new approach to scent diffusion, combining aesthetics, efficiency, and environmental consciousness. Designed to be a decorative object, it enhances any space with beauty and style. At the same time, it provides a more sustainable alternative to traditional sticks, releasing scent more effectively while using less liquid, thereby reducing the overall consumption of raw materials.

HOW TO USE:
Method 1: Total immersion
Take the pleated paper fan and immerse it in the bottle. Wait for the paper to fully absorb the fragrance, all the way to its edges, and admire the beauty of the perfume settling on the paper, creating beautiful color nuances. Lift the paper so that it doesn’t touch the residual liquid. The paper can be left in the neck of the bottle or moved to another decorative container, such as a candle holder. Close the bottle with the cap and repeat the process when necessary.
With this method, using a 100 ml bottle, you can make two or three immersions of the paper in the fragrance. It is not necessary to change the paper until three immersions.
Make sure the paper doesn’t stay too long wet; it should dry to release the fragrance at its best.

Method 2: Partial immersion
Immerse the pleated paper fan in the bottle and wait for the fragrance to penetrate only part of the paper. Admire the beauty of the perfume settling on the paper, creating stunning color nuances. Lift the paper so that it doesn’t touch the residual liquid. The paper can be left in the neck of the bottle or moved to another decorative container, such as a candle holder. Close the bottle with the cap and repeat the process when necessary.
With this method, using a 100 ml bottle, you can make up to six partial immersions of the paper in the fragrance. It is not necessary to change the paper until six immersions.
Make sure the paper doesn’t stay too long wet; it should dry to release the fragrance at its best.

Warnings / Attention: Do not spray on an open flame or other sources of combustion. Do not disperse in the environment.
Safety advice: Keep away from heat sources, hot surfaces, sparks, or open flames. Wash hands thoroughly if in contact. Keep out of reach of children. Do not set fire to the paper.