Atmosphere and history of albastropags

Plached from Antiquity by Greeks, Egyptians and Romans, Alabaster is a soft stone whose milky qualities let the light filter. Numerous works and artifacts in alabaster are kept in the great museums: they symbolize elegance, finesse and whiteness.

Carved in more or less veined blocks from Spain, the containers and Trudon hoods are in unique essence with their apparent veins. Alated on alabaster, a golden metal label resumes the silhouette of the coat of arms of the manufacture.

Glorified by the flame of the candle, the translucent alabaster comes alive, comes alive with a halo of light. When it turns off, the albaates are covered with their mineral hood, and turn into an unprecedented and refined interior room.

The sensation of the candle

Goddess from Greek mythology, she embodies the earthly light that dissipates at night, and prefigures dawn. With hemered with fresh head spices - pink and coriander bays - are added sensual and amber backgrounds: Tek, sandalwood and cashmere wood are all baumes that evoke Asian landscapes.

The history of Trudon House

Here, the perfume is made. Trudon, older wax house in the world founded in 1643, is part of the French heritage as a symbol of elegance and timeless refinement. First official supplier of the court of Versailles, the house today becomes a reference in the universe of high perfumery and exceptional candles.

Perfume like a historical chronicle

Each creation tells a time, a figure, an atmosphere. "Morta" evokes the austere nobility, "Bruma" the mysterious female force. Renowned by renowned perfumers, Trudon juices capture the breath of the past while affirming a disturbing modernity.

A wake and substance house

Between mysticism, sensuality and classic quantity, Trudon imposes a unique style: opulent but mastered, narrative but universal. A scent Trudon is a breath of history on the skin, a sensory ritual of a rare intensity.