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The fragrance opens with the bright, crisp character of pine needles and green leaves, immediately transporting the senses to a sunlit forest path. This invigorating top note gives way to a fresh and aromatic heart, where the clean, camphoraceous essence of eucalyptus is beautifully complemented by a blend of aromatic herbs, adding depth and complexity to the composition. As the scent develops, it reveals a grounding base of cedarwood and soft resin, which add warmth and a lasting, natural elegance to the fragrance. This carefully curated profile ensures a beautifully balanced scent that is both refreshing and comforting, making it an ideal choice for creating a serene yet energising environment.
Crafted with a steadfast commitment to natural purity, this reed diffuser is made with over 95% ingredients of natural origin and is entirely free from alcohol and synthetic dyes, ensuring a gentle and eco-friendly fragrance experience. The beautiful glass bottle and natural rattan reeds provide a continuous, low-maintenance diffusion of fragrance for up to 6–8 weeks, making it both a practical and decorative addition to any room. Handcrafted in Provence, France, with traditional techniques, its elegant presentation also makes it a thoughtful gift for those who appreciate the artistry of fragrance and the timeless allure of French craftsmanship.
To use, simply insert the rattan reeds into the fragrance bottle and allow the scent to rise naturally. For a refreshed and intensified fragrance experience, flip the sticks weekly. As with all home fragrance products, it is important to read the product label and instructions before use. Keep out of reach of children, and avoid contact with eyes and skin. Consult with a doctor or pharmacist if you have any concerns about sensitivity to fragrance ingredients.
How to Use:
Insert the rattan reeds into the fragrance bottle and allow the scent to rise naturally. Flip the sticks weekly to maintain fragrance intensity.












