PERFUME inspired by 
LOCAL MYTHS and TRADITIONS

Perfume in memory of the sorgiñas, misnamed witches, healers, midwives and herbalists. It represents all the seasons of the year and is recreated around very old festivities in the area such as the Samaniego tricks and the Elvillar akellare in the Dolmen de La Hechicera. It is a very special and aromatic solid perfume.

Gaueko is a perfume that has been a work of collecting olfactory data of the aromas of the nights of the Basque Country from various parts of the territory for a year.

"The one of the night" or Gaueko is a mythological being that governs this part of the day. Gaueko is also GAUA's most special aroma, since it was the first and represents the brand in its entirety.

Plus of 20€ for high quantity of flowers in it.

Hostoa is autumn and vintage. It is the enjoyment after the harvest, with the traditional dance of the Txulalai in the town of Páganos around the bonfire, drinking hot wine. They are roasted chestnuts and all the ingredients of the traditional wine flavored in tincture, creating a very delicious spicy colony.

Egurra is the earth and represents the culture that surrounds the Basque Country, the two most important goddesses, the original Amalurra or Mother Earth, and the goddess Mari, who lives in the cave of some of the most important mountains in the Basque Country. They are earthy, woody aromas, with memories of winter seclusion, where we take shelter in our home.

Perfume created as inspiration for the myth of Sugar, a god who flies through the skies and visits the goddess Mari. This perfume is made with conscientious macerations, as in ancient times, of herbs, roses and resins, with memories of the heat of the sun in summer.

Solid perfume in honor of Erlea, bee in Basque, revered in Basque culture, made with beeswax from the villages, like all Gaua perfumes, but with the particularity that with the notes obtained from wild spring plants, we achieve a very country aroma, directly related to the countryside by the residents of the villages.