The tricentennial House of Trudon unveils Figuerie, its first vegetal and woody interpretation of fig. Inspired by the Figuerie royale at the Potager du Roi in Versailles, a 17th-century greenhouse designed to cultivate figs year-round, it pays tribute to a place of horticultural innovation envisioned by Louis XIV.
Conceived as an olfactory chiaroscuro, the composition opens with the luminous freshness of fig leaves and hyacinth, before raw woods, humus and earthy facets unfold into an enveloping depth. A noble and singular fig that diffuses an impression of light and greenery, like a morning at the Potager du Roi.
Presented as both a candle and a room spray, the collection is adorned with celadon glass enhanced with warm gold, creating a subtle dialogue between French heritage and the House’s craftsmanship.
