Nadia Benaisa, the creator behind the Belgian fragrance brand Les Sœurs de Noé, draws inspiration from her childhood spent in Belgium and Morocco with her grandfather. Memories of the fragrant latte and jasmine, the radiant sun, and the vivid hues of the garden in Tangier shape the essence of her perfumes. Her children, who named the brand, have supported her in realizing her vision—bridging the Orient and the West through scent stories that echo personal nostalgia. Fostering a harmonious blend of generations, personalities, and talents, Nadia collaborates with Thierry Fétiveau for the brand's logo, while Parisian designer Pierre Dinand crafts the bottles to embody the brand's ethos of tenderness and benevolence. The bottle colors draw from jewelry designs by Dinand in 1977, and the cap's blue pearl shape pays homage to Morocco's horizon, Tangier's azure skies, and the indigo of Villa Majorelle in Marrakech. Committed to sustainability, Les Sœurs de Noé forges partnerships with local growers for premium botanical ingredients. Upholding values of authenticity, appreciation, openness, and generosity, Nadia entrusts the French family-owned company Robertet to uphold these principles. Les Sœurs de Noé is a journey in scent that intertwines memories, artistry, and ethical sourcing.