The story of LÎLÎUM

Tommaso Ricci, the son of a leather craftsman from Brera, spent his life among the scents of his father’s workshop — leather, wax, oil. In the year his daughter Lilia was born, he created his first fragrance. Not to sell, but as a gift: an attempt to seal the warm air of their family garden, where white lilies grew, inside a single bottle.

He named the house after her — Lilium. A name for a flower that never fades, chosen to outlive fashion, languages, and time itself.

More than forty years later, the house still makes its fragrances the way Tommaso did: slowly, in small batches, without haste and without loud words. Each bottle is a letter from a father to his daughter. Each scent, a memory of the garden in Brera.