Illumens Diffuser
£30.00
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A highly effective way to bring fragrance into your home, these taper reeds are more constant than pot pourri and impart a delicate scent without the need for vigilance over a candle. The fragrant oil rises up the reed by capillary action and evaporates into the room. Turn the sticks occasionally for more fragrance. Lasts approximately 12 weeks with constant use.
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A highly effective way to bring fragrance into your home, these taper reeds are more constant than pot pourri and impart a delicate scent without the need for vigilance over a candle. The fragrant oil rises up the reed by capillary action and evaporates into the room. Turn the sticks occasionally for more fragrance. Lasts approximately 12 weeks with constant use.
Insights
The Abbaye collection was inspired by a visit to a 12th-century Cistercian abbey in Picardy, and a general love of France. The delicate pen and ink hand painted packaging is reminiscent of a Grand Tour sketchbook and was commissioned from a Suffolk artist.
Details & Care
- Handmade in Suffolk
- Keep out of the reach of children
Frangrances
- Monsieur Clement - Blended in honour of the gardener at the abbey, this fresh light fragrance is reminiscent of an early morning walk through the herb garden and the sunshine on the beautiful avenue of bay trees
- Madame Therese - A whimsical white floral accord of lily, narcissus and gardenia evocative of the flowers in the walled garden at Valloires
- Poire 1796 - Named in honour of one of the oldest pear trees in France, planted in the abbey gardens in 1796, this fragrance is a blend of pear and the delicate notes of sweet pea blossoms
- Garrigue - French for ‘heathland’ so think juniper berries, gorse and dry smokey grass
- Fleurs D'Église - Reminiscent of the still air inside a church filled with fragrant flowers: white roses, jasmine, tuberose and lilac
- Countess Marie - A one time inhabitant of the Abbey, this fragrance is dedicated to the Countess. Orangey citrus notes carefully blend with the sweet notes of sage and rosemary from the herb garden
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