Versailles the epicenter of French cultural influence in the 18th century, remains the epitome of French luxury and...
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Versailles the epicenter of French cultural influence in the 18th century, remains the epitome of French luxury and art de vivre.
As the heart of French royalty for a century, the palace hosted extraordinary festivities, creating historical and artistic milestones. Even in the final years of King Louis XVI's reign, royal celebrations continued at the palace Versailles Today, this prestigious site continues to inspire artists from all over the world, serving as a showcase for unique savoir-faire and being the birthplace of renowned French manufactures.
A quintessential accord representing French gardens in spring, both highly floral and refreshing.
A veritable cradle of French cultural influence in the 18th century, Versailles still represents the origin and quintessence of French luxury and art de vivre.
Trudon former Manufacture Royale de Cire, Maître Cirier since 1643.
Founded in 1643, on the threshold of the reign of Louis XIV, Trudon is the oldest Bougierie in the world still in operation today.
Throughout the 17th century, the factory became the Manufacture Royale de Cire and official supplier to the French court, and later to Napoleon Bonaparte. Trudon was awarded a Gold Medal at the 1889 Exposition Universelle for the exceptional quality of its wax bougies and wax.
Trudon calls on well-known \"noses\" to create fragrances for the stories it wishes to tell.
Each candle is still cast and handmade in its factory in Normandy, perpetuating a luxury manufacturing process that helps perpetuate the know-how of its founder, Claude Trudon
Lifespan: 55 - 66 h
Wax, cotton wicks, unique glass handcrafted in Tuscany
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