Description
The soft daylight slips across the flower beds. Among the roses, jasmine, camellias and irises, a delicate shadow steals through. With her delicate green fingers, she awakens the dazzling scents of a garden with an imperial calling.
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Benefits
– This scented candle is made from essential oils and 100% plant-based wax, containing palm oil, rice, soy and copra among others. The gold label on the candles is made exclusively for Cire Trudon by the oldest maker of champagne labels in France. Printed in gold lettering with the logo and inscription that Cire Trudon has carried since Louis XIV: ‘deoregique laborant’ (“they work for the king and for God”). The hand-blown glass holder looks refined and elegant in any interior.
Fragrance notes
Josephine bevat geurnoten van bergamot, limoen, Chinese kamille, Egyptische jasmijn, Turkse roos, Indonesisch sandalhout en witte musk.
How to use
– The candle is made from natural wax and burns for 55 to 60 hours.
– The holder is glass and the wick is cotton.
– When lighting the candle for the first time, allow the entire surface to melt.
– To preserve the fragrance, we recommend not burning the candle for longer than three hours at a time.
Additional information
| Size | 270gr |
|---|---|
| Packaging | Jar |
| Fragrance notes | Citrus, Musk, Powdery |
| Fragrance theme | Fresh, Romantic |
about Trudon
The French house Trudon was founded in 1643 and is the oldest candle maker still in operation anywhere in the world. Through the 17th century, Trudon supplied the French royal court, and later Napoléon Bonaparte. The candles are still made by hand at the factory in Normandy, and are of unequalled quality and beauty.
Through unexpected collaborations with leading ‘noses’ and designers, who draw inspiration from Trudon’s stories and celebrated history, this centuries-old house continues to renew itself.
The French house Trudon was founded in 1643 and is the oldest candle maker still in operation anywhere in the world. Through the 17th century, Trudon supplied the French royal court, and later Napoléon Bonaparte. The candles are still made by hand at the factory in Normandy, and are of unequalled quality and beauty.
Through unexpected collaborations with leading ‘noses’ and designers, who draw inspiration from Trudon’s stories and celebrated history, this centuries-old house continues to renew itself.
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