Provenance: Penhaligon's

Country of origin: England

Launched: 2014

Status: Discontinued

Batch Code: H15D4A – Date of manufacture: 15 of April 2024.

Created by Bertrand Duchaufour and produced by Penhaligon's, Tralala was the first perfume of the British counter-culture fashion label Meadham Kirchoff. According to promotional material for the fragrance, Tralala was “inspired by the fantastical universe of Meadham Kirchoff. Dazzlingly bright and sublimely sensual, Tralala is beguiling, sensual and addictive”.

Notes: Aldehydes, saffron, whiskey, ambrette seed butter, galbanum, violet leaf absolute, carnation, leather, tuberose, Ylang-Ylang, orris, incense, myrrh resinoid, opoponax absolute, patchouli, vetiver, cedarwood, heliotrope and musk.

Tralala is a boozy, spicy, complex scent with a retro vibe and a modern feel.

I am selling this rare 100 ml. bottle from my personal collection. The bottle has never been opened and comes with the most amazing box. Like an old Victorian jewelry box, the box opens at the back with a brass clasp to reveal a painted doll’s head on a cloth that covers the glass stopper. There’s a big purple velvet bow at the doll’s neck. This is a true collector’s item

The box has a protective plastic casing on the front and back, but there is no seal or cellophane.

We ship bottles and partial bottles to Canada and the Continental U.S.A. only.

Purchases are as-is and final sale. They are not refundable.

Price: $450.00 CAD