The experience of the fumigation ritual:
A bouquet of magical plants with a wild and singular scent to be consumed slowly...
A gift that feels good, smells good and is beautiful
Our bouquets
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AB certified
An Olfactory Journey
Poetry is a free plant; it grows where it is not sown.
The poet is nothing more than the patient botanist who climbs mountains to pick it.
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Flaubert
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Among the simples, so virtuous and aromatic, we chose Sage, known since the Middle Ages to cure many ailments, Rosemary, that cleanses and tones, and Lavender, that soothes the moods.
These plants, fundamental in our compositions, give our bouquets strong therapeutic properties, in addition to the aesthetic and fragrant virtues of their flowers.
Basic Agreements
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Our organic plants and flowers from France, are not only chosen and picked for their medicinal virtues, but also for their wild and original scents that take us beyond our walls.
Our natural incenses
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in its raw state
An Olfactory Journey
«There are fresh perfumes, like children's smell,
Soft as oboes, green as meadows,
- And others, corrupt, rich and triumphant
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Baudelaire (Correspondances - Les Fleurs du Mal)
sur le thème « Bouquets TOTEM »
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Among the simples, so virtuous and aromatic, we chose Sage, known since the Middle Ages to cure many ailments, Rosemary, that cleanses and tones, and Lavender, that soothes the moods.
These plants, fundamental in our compositions, give our bouquets strong therapeutic properties, in addition to the aesthetic and fragrant virtues of their flowers.
Basic Agreements
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Our organic plants and flowers from France, are not only chosen and picked for their medicinal virtues, but also for their wild and original scents that take us beyond our walls.
Our natural gifts
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Plant ritual
An Olfactory Journey
«There is nothing stronger in life than what a garden teaches us.»
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Colette
sur le thème « Bouquets TOTEM »
Basic Agreements
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Our organic plants and flowers from France, are not only chosen and picked for their medicinal virtues, but also for their wild and original scents that take us beyond our walls.
The Gallery of Plants
The Choice of Plants
Local Supply
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In a process of coherence and general harmony, we have chosen our plants among those around us, which are part of our culture and our ecosystem.
So, rather than bringing White Sage from California, we chose Medicinal Sage from our gardens. Similarly, instead of Palo Santo imported from Peru, we offer Fig Wood from Southern France.
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We choose producers who share our vision and work ethic. They favor the quality of the plants as well as the method of harvesting.
Our plants come from biodynamic crops, or result from wild picking on certified organic sites, mainly from the Périgord Region.
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Traditional
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Inspired by fumigation and by what existed at the time of ancestral witchcraft, we were inspired by the first herbalists who were monks.
These, to heal themselves, used what they called “the simples”, as opposed to the complex potions of the time. The “simples” were directly usable, as produced by nature.
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Among the simples, so virtuous and aromatic, we chose Sage, known since the Middle Ages to cure many ailments, Rosemary, that cleanses and tones, and Lavender, that soothes the moods.
These plants, fundamental in our compositions, give our bouquets strong therapeutic properties, in addition to the aesthetic and fragrant virtues of their flowers.
Our wishes, our anchoring
Creating harmony between man and nature
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We want to bring well-being, dreams and beauty, in line with (•••)
Reconnecting with yourself and your environment
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By reintroducing plants from local productions into (•••)
Reintroducing Plants Into our Daily Lives
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In all past civilizations, the bond between man and nature (•••)
The Animal TOTEM
An Ally
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A totem pole is originally an animal, a plant or a mineral that you choose as your protector or spiritual guide.
A link between the world above and the world below, the invisible and the visible.
The Soul of the Forest
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One can imagine it as our reflection of the animal world, our “soul of the forest”. It resembles us by its character, and imposes itself on us like an echo, an attraction and a feeling of attachment.
One thus has a privileged link with the animal with whom one has associated: he is an ally to whom we can call on to attract to us his strengths, his talents.
He is our superhero of the animal world, in a manner of speak.
