Judith Muller, a renowned cosmetician and visionary, left behind a remarkable legacy in the world of fragrances. Recognized for her innovative creations, she proudly introduced Israel’s first national scents, Bat Sheba and King David, which drew inspiration from biblical associations and incorporated authentic ingredients. In addition to her contributions to the fragrance industry in Israel, Judith also made her mark on Hungary by designing the beloved national perfume, The Hungarian Rhapsody No. 5, in 2005.

The name Judith Muller has become synonymous with exceptional fragrance compositions and artistic brilliance. Each Judith Muller creation is characterized not only by its captivating aroma but also by its hand-painted bottles, which showcase the brand’s dedication to both style and substance.

With an impressive range of eight perfumes in our fragrance base, Judith Muller demonstrates her versatility and ingenuity as a designer. Her illustrious career spans decades, with the earliest edition of her work dating back to 1964 and the most recent being from 2005. Throughout her journey, Judith collaborated with esteemed perfumers such as Ernest Shifftan, Sophia Grojsman, and Pierre Bourdon, further elevating her creations and adding depth to her scent profiles.

From the time she began crafting her first fragrance to her final masterpiece, Judith Muller’s contributions have left an indelible impact on the world of perfumery. Her legacy lives on, continuing to captivate fragrance enthusiasts around the globe with her artistry and imagination.