Ayma´s Perfumes
Ayma Perfumes is a concept of high-end signature perfumery made with aromatic native plants from Argentina, many of which have never before been used in the world of perfumery.
For almost a decade, Ayma has explored native flora, especially in Patagonia, where it has a botanical distillation workshop for its essential oils.
Ayma created a unique boutique-museum inspired by 19th-century botany, which pays homage to the southern flora and the naturalists who explored these latitudes. It's located in the Recoleta neighborhood of Buenos Aires.
There, you can discover a herbarium of native aromatic plants with a wide variety of shrubs, mushrooms, herbs, and woods that Ayma uses in its fragrances.
Additionally, there is a collection of historic objects and tools used for perfumery in ancient times.
There is also a gallery featuring various botanical illustrations hand-painted by Argentine artists, which depict the main components of each creation.
Ayma's first and most iconic perfume.
The unclassifiable perfume of the wind from the south of the world.
The aroma of the Patagonian steppe after the arrival of the rain.
A magical ritual of the ancient peoples of the southern region.
A combination of the world's most prized flowers and flowers from the Rio de la Plata.
The fusion of Orris and the rare Ñires and Lengas mushrooms.
An ode to Gondwana, the continent extinct 200 million years ago.
The magical blend of Oud Assam and southern shrubs.
The aromatic smoke of the Jesuit missions deep in South America.
The lichen of the pristine subantarctic forests.
The perfume of wine and its terroir.