Figuerie: a collection inspired by the Royal Versailles vegetable garden

The Figuerie collection draws its inspiration in the Royal Figuerie of the Versailles vegetable garden, a place where Louis XIV was cultivating hundreds of fig trees. Trudon revisits this horticultural and solar atmosphere by imagining a noble, vegetable and woody interpretation of the fig.

 Olfactory notes of the Figuerie collection

Head: Humus ether, cedar leaves, fig leaves

Heart: Capahu, Jacinthe, Vegetable Bouquet

Background: patchouli tasuki, foam crystals, sandalwood, tonka bean the spirit

The spirit of fragrance

Figuerie evokes a fig tree to the first light glimmers:

• Fresh leaves,
• Vegetable notes,
• Wooded and earthy agreements,
• Moisture of the earth,
• Wood heated by the sun.

It is in this spirit that the Émilie nose moves imagined The fragrance of Figueie. In the morning dewIn the first beautiful days, the opening of the greenhouse causes a magical olfactory: that of wet and vegetable air, between green and solar facets, and other more earthy and wet.

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.