Gifts

Spring draws to a close. In the woods, linden trees dangle star-shaped flowers under pale green branches, a sure sign that summer is coming.

Mesa Verde. On the high plateaux of Colorado, a city of stone dwellings perches beneath overhanging cliffs. Fields of cereal crops, ripened and yellowed in the sun, stretch out to the far horizon.

Dans les années 60, une fragrance changeait le monde : le patchouli. Tempo lui rend hommage en trois temps, trois extraits d’une seule essence.

Not far from Kyoto, in a location conducive
 to meditation and contemplation, stands a temple with a garden containing one hundred and twenty rare and delicate varieties of moss.

Un parfum d’enfance. L’eau de toilette Tam Dao revisite un souvenir de jeunesse d’Yves Coueslant, un des fondateurs de Diptyque.

Extraits d’enfance. L’eau de toilette Tam Dao puise dans les souvenirs d’Yves Coueslant, un des fondateurs de la Maison Diptyque.

Souvenir des forêts sacrées du Vietnam. Dans l’eau de parfum, les épices asiatiques saisissent le bois de santal et ses nuances crémeuses.

In the heat of the oven, black sesame seeds slowly turn golden brown. Their dry, spicy aroma fills the air with intensity.

A complete evening ritual that envelops the skin in comforting textures and soothing scents. A holistic wellness ceremony designed for the evening.

Hailed since antiquity, fine lavender from Provence lends its regenerative qualities to this soothing hand wash.

The Maison's oval label emerges in 3D in the shape of this biscuit porcelain Soap Tray, blending simplicity and exceptional craftsmanship.

Hand-crafted in a Portuguese factory, this candle holder is made of moulded wax, an iconic material for the Maison Diptyque.

The Diptyque oval, signature of the Maison, lends its timeless contours to this Small Canister and its lid, both realised in biscuit porcelaine.

A bouquet of light, elegant shiso leaves. A fresh, aromatic scent to be deciphered and discovered in all its facets.

Crafted in France from recycled marine terrazzo, the mirror reveals shell fragments in pearly, one-of-a-kind patterns in a compact format.