Candles & Home Gift ideas

Named in honor of Edo, the ancient imperial city now known as Tokyo, Oyédo is a voyage to the Japan of a bygone era.

A journey to the heart of the Orient where oud, more precious than gold, has been treasured for thousands of years.

On a trail surrounded by nature, damp nettle leaves reveal their green, aromatic, and enigmatic scent.

At tea time, the air takes on the fruity fragrance of citrus preserves. A soft sweetness lingers, like marmalade simmering on the stove.

An extraordinary resin prized along ancient trade routes. A cousin of myrrh and benzoin, opopanax was once revered as a sacred, fragrant remedy.

Villa Borromeo Visconti. A striking spectacle: a baroque garden where frescoes, nymphaea and pathways lined with orange trees ripened in the sun.

Deep in the forest, a hazel tree. An invitation to the fleeting moment when its nuts remain on the limbs, inside shells nestled in their husks.

A tribute to the fragrant curls of smoke wafting from a hookah. A warm reverie of honeyed fruit and ambered light.

Curls of slow-burning myrrh drift through the air. This ancient resin evokes a time when perfumes were offered to the gods.

The intimacy of an embrace. The softness of skin, leaving its scented signature on a swathe of fabric.

A bouquet of freshly picked lily of the valley sprigs. The sprightly white bells exhale a delicate, airy perfume.

Nature itself enters the room. All the fragrances of the forest arise and take flight.

In the air, a fragrance evoking the South of France in Feburary: mimosas in bloom, the hills decked with their golden yellow hue.

In February, in the South of France, a bloom of sunny, golden flowers stretches as far as the eye can see.

An olfactory portrait as rich as a botanical study, holistically faithful to its green leaves and lively stems.