BOUGIES MAITRE TSENG | TRUDON - Bougies Parfumées

Under a sky of petals :

Combining the sambac jasmine and the grandiflorum jasmine - both from the Himalayas - with the fresh bergamot notes, the fragrance Sous un Ciel de Pétales, created by Vincent Ricord, evokes a floral painting. The fragrance is sublimated by background notes of gaiac wood and delicate touches of incense, already announcing the earth. The Chinese origin of the name Under a Heaven of Petales is intimately linked to the poem of the Qing dynasty which Master Tseng made calligraphy on the facade of the House of the Three Teas.

Land on land:

Moussu, almost peaty, the Earth to Earth fragrance created by Mylène Alan is one with the ground: it is dressed in woody notes evoking the freshness of vetiver, cashmere wood and patchouli, as well as notes of undergrowth suggesting a mousse-champignon agreement. Deep, revealing notes of humus, Earth to Earth and its Chinese name directly refer to a rich and fertile earth, which feeds all living beings.

The spirit of water:

The Spirit of Water created by Benoist Lapouza combines a mineral accord, evoking the clear water that slides over the rocks of the mountains, with woody notes of cedar and cypress, as well as spicy notes of pepper and juniper berry. The Spirit of Water illustrates the height of sight, purity, as suggested by the origin of his name in Chinese: "The Book of (the Dynasty) Song" refers to the ascetic philosophy of this time, which sought in nature a source of inspiration for a spiritual life in solitude and elevation.