Trudon
Diffuseur Figuerie
In the green of the Sun King’s fig trees
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Description
At daybreak, when gardens still beaded with dew release their fresh green notes, Trudon celebrates the fig, the cherished fruit of the Sun King, Louis XIV. Designed in Versailles by Jules Hardouin-Mansart, an avant garde greenhouse ensured year round cultivation, embodying the ingenuity and refinement of the Grand Siècle.
The vibrant freshness of tomato leaf blends with the softness of fig tree and the delicate radiance of hyacinth, before settling into a musky depth enriched with patchouli and sandalwood. The composition creates an atmosphere both natural and sophisticated.
Presented in its signature fluted celadon glass vessel, the diffuser, accompanied by natural rattan reeds, ensures a continuous and refined diffusion. Its scent unfolds over 3 to 4 months, delicately enveloping interiors in an elegant vegetal fragrance.
At daybreak, when gardens still beaded with dew release their fresh green notes, Trudon celebrates the fig, the cherished fruit of the Sun King, Louis XIV. Designed in Versailles by Jules Hardouin-Mansart, an avant garde greenhouse ensured year round cultivation, embodying the ingenuity and refinement of the Grand Siècle.
The vibrant freshness of tomato leaf blends with the softness of fig tree and the delicate radiance of hyacinth, before settling into a musky depth enriched with patchouli and sandalwood. The composition creates an atmosphere both natural and sophisticated.
Presented in its signature fluted celadon glass vessel, the diffuser, accompanied by natural rattan reeds, ensures a continuous and refined diffusion. Its scent unfolds over 3 to 4 months, delicately enveloping interiors in an elegant vegetal fragrance.
notes
| families | woody, aromatic |
|---|---|
| heart notes | Fig, Fig Leaf, Hyacinth |
| base notes | Cedar, Moss, Patchouli, Sandalwood, Tonka |
Trudon
"Trudon's motto since 1643: "Deo regique laborant", or "They (the bees) work for God and the King".
