LIFE LIVED IN FLOWERS AND MADURAi
Here is a truly irresistible invitation: live life in flowers. MADURAÏ reveals what jasmine smells like when it becomes a ritual carried from India to Europe, after the Grand Duke of Tuscany brought this flower of Arab origin to the continent in 1690. To this day, jasmine, whether fresh or dried, remains part of India’s daily gestures — in scented teas, flower garlands, and offerings laid in Hindu temples. The scented wax cameo is placed on La Promeneuse’s ceramic dish, and once the tea light is lit beneath it, the warmth gently melts it and quickly releases its fragrance into the air. Each scented cameo diffuses for approximately 8 hours, and the box contains 4 MADURAÏ cameos, ready to rekindle this floral reverie again and again.