Generaux d’Empire: Laughter echoes through the hallways of castles, palaces and inns, through wide-open bedrooms, the atmosphere redolent with victory. On the floor: naked lovers, musical silks, crumpled dresses and uniforms, the velvet of roses and violets, flowers and fruit spilling out of overturned baskets.
Generaux d’Empire Laughter echoes through the hallways of castles, palaces and inns, through wide-open bedrooms, the atmosphere redolent with victory. On the floor: naked lovers, musical silks, crumpled dresses and uniforms, the velvet of roses and violets, flowers and fruit spilling out of overturned .
Buly 1803’s exquisite candles are housed in marble vessels inspired by the splendor of ancient artifacts – the glass bell prevents dust and impurities settling . Each one is filled with plant-based wax made from Rice, Soy and Copra that preserves the integrity of the fragrance and has a pure cotton wick for a steady burn .
Scented Candle Generaux d’Empire Rose , verbena and vetiver Sweet rose, caressant rosemary and fresh blackcurrant: an aromatic blend from the southern lands, enhanced with vervain and peppermint.
Find out the best home fragrance diffuser with herbaceous and floral notes. Steam-less, it’s composed by a porcelain box and a stone.
Editors’ Notes. As much a beautiful object for your home as a scented candle, Buly 1803’s ‘Generaux d’Empire’ is presente d in ‘black zebra’ marble. Made from plant-based ingredients, the wax combines and is finished with a pure cotton wick. The fragrance has top and middle notes of Rose Petals, Rosemary, Blackcurrants and Violet, with a base of …
As much a beautiful object for your home as a scented candle, Buly 1803’s ‘Generaux d’Empire’ is presented in ‘black zebra’ marble. Made from plant-based ingredients, the wax combines and is finished with a pure cotton wick.
Buly 1803. Based on the rue Bonaparte in Paris, Buly 1803 enjoyed fame across Europe in the 19th century, thanks to its patented aromatic lotion. Today, devotees of the brand’s creams, balms and toothpastes include French tastemaker Caroline de Maigret. We love the scented candles, packaged in beautiful ceramic vessels.
