Description
Exclusive novelty in The Alabasters series. Vesta embodies a radiant halo, as well as purity and transparency, which come from afar. Discovered in 1807, the asteroid Vesta was named after the Roman goddess Vesta. In ancient mythology, the presence of Vesta symbolized the holy fire - the eternal flame.
The fruity-chypre accord in the top note is based on the floral aspect of rose, freesia and jasmine, softened by the tart, musky base notes. Greener notes of moss and mandarin make the candle's scent luminous and crystalline. The fresh, floral character of its scent reflects the transparent packaging, which illuminates and creates a halo: Vesta gives the impression of a radiant presence.
Fragrance Notes
Heart
rose, freesia, jasmine
Base
musk, tangerine, moss
About the brand Trudon
A French family company from Normandy, producing candles since 1643. They supplied them to the French royal court and the most important churches in France. Marie Antoinette was a loyal customer of the company, and Napoleon gave his son a candle adorned with gold medallions with his likeness on the day of his birth...
In 2006, the forgotten company was taken over by Ramdane Touhami, a brilliant artist, entrepreneur, and creative director, and turned it into an undoubtedly cult brand. Their offer includes classic perfumes, home fragrances, accessories, and the most popular candles - made from natural waxes, placed in handcrafted glass vessels with a characteristic gold or silver emblem, with complex, elaborate, and long-lasting scents. Scents that linger long after they have been extinguished.
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