Salvador Dalí was a Spanish artist born in 1904 in Figueres and one of the brightest representatives of Surrealism. His talent spanned painting, sculpture, photography and film, and his mustache and eccentric style made him a legend. Dalí was also fascinated by perfumes, saying that of all the senses, smell best expresses the idea of immortality.

The first fragrance, Salvador Dalí, was launched in 1983 in a bottle inspired by one of the artist's paintings, in which the shape of lips and a nose stands out. Its base is rose, the favorite flower of his wife Gala. Today the Salvador Dalí brand offers dozens of women's and men's scents whose bottles recreate motifs from the artist's works, such as the Dalimix, Laguna and It Is Love collections.

Salvador Dalí fragrances are both affordable and artistic, which makes them a favorite of those who appreciate unusual bottles. You will find more examples in our article The Most Extravagant Perfume Bottles.