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Amber & Thyme – Fragranced Diffuser
£31.95 Add to basketCollection: Obsidian Black
Fragrance: Amber & Thyme
A morning walk along a rocky beach, the sound of waves hitting a shore, an infusion of immense energy and much more. Top notes of Aromatic Accords mixed with Eucalyptus and Basil will energise you. A heart of balsamic Elemi, Rose Absolute and Jasmine will soothe your senses. Mate Absolute, Musk, Thyme and Amber will round this fragrance up with a long-lasting base. Ideal for bathrooms or anywhere you want freshness.Top notes: Aromatic, Elemi, Basil, Eucalyptus
Heart notes: Clary Sage, Rose Absolute, Jasmine
Base notes: Mate Absolute, Musk, Thyme, Aber -
Ame des Indes – Fragranced Diffuser
£31.95 Add to basketCollection: White Pearl
Fragrance: Ame des Indes
A vast uncontrollable mystery, a land so soaked with experiences that words cannot define them. Only the power of fragrance can evoke the infinite which is at the heart of ‘Ames des Indes’. Fresh essential oils of bergamot wrestle with jasmine and rose, all of which rest on an oil base of musk, amber and patchouli.Top notes: Citrus, orange, bergamot
Heart notes: floral jasmine, rose, ylang, geranium , lavandin, patchouli, clove, smoky
Base notes: ambery,balsamic, woody, cedarwood, quaiacwood, vanilla, musky -
Black Fig – Fragranced Diffuser
£31.95 Add to basketCollection: White Pearl
Fragrance: Black Fig
Nourishing Mediterranean rain enriches an ancient forest of fig trees, resplendant with their meltingly soft fruit, ripe to the core. An exotic delicacy enjoyed by Roman emperors is now filled with the musky scent of moss and blended with woody notes to create the ultimate in sophisticated and unsurpassed elegance. A forest of succulent fig trees after the rain, filled with the musky scent of moss blended with woody notes.Top notes: Fig, Aniseed, Green Leaf
Heart notes: Cyclamen, Jasmin
Base notes: Amber, Coconut, Cedarwood, Sandal -
Black Sandalwood – Fragranced Diffuser
£31.95 Add to basketCollection: Obsidian Black
Fragrance: Black Sandalwood
Mysterious and unreachable. Beautiful and dangerous. A symbol of love and exotic beauty. Black orchids are rare, they grow only at great, tortuous heights but when found they are always very desirable. A sensuous, almost animalistic aroma of Orchid, Narcissus and Amber set a lustful tone completed by an earthy perfume of Patchouli, Musk and Sandalwood. A fragrance designed to wake up our deep, primal subconscious. Ideal for the bedroom or any space which craves human intimacy.Top notes: Nectarine, Bergamot, Mandarin
Heart notes: Narcissus, Lily, Orchid, Amber
Base notes: Patchouli, Cedarwood, Sandalwood, Musk -
Caramel Tea – Fragranced Diffuser
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Fragrance: Caramel Tea
Drinking tea has a very long history and once upon a distant time, this luxury was available only to the highest born. Although now available to all, tea still signifies a moment of luxurious rest for our body and senses. On first sensing Vanilla Chai, you are welcomed by a mixture of Smokey accords and dry Tea Leaves. After receiving your welcome, you will be caressed by a soothing mixture of an Amber, Spices and Jasmine heart and then be fully relaxed with a delicate scent of Vanilla and Caramel base notes.Top notes: Smokey, Tea
Heart notes: Amber, Spicy, Jasmine
Base notes: Vanilla, Caramel -
Chamomile – Fragranced Diffuser
£19.95 Add to basketCollection: Oxford Botanic Garden
Fragrance: Chamomile
Chamomile is commonly used to make herbal infusions. A tea, for example, is made by adding dried chamomile flowers to hot water, and is famously referred to by Beatrix Potter in her Tale of Peter Rabbit. Chamomile has a long and rich history of use as a medicinal herb. Records of its use date back to the ancient Romans, Greeks and Egyptians who believed that the flowers contained both magical and healing properties, and by the Anglo-Saxons to ward off disease and to promote good health. Chamomile is still widely used today to promote relaxation and as a remedy for reducing stress.Top notes: Sappy Green-Ozonic Fresh, Herbaceous Notes
Heart notes: Chamomile, Lily, Amber
Base notes: Musk, Woody -
Eau de Mer – Fragranced Diffuser
£31.95 Add to basketCollection: White Pearl
Fragrance: Eau de Mer
Our souls are connected to the oceans through mystical and ancient roots. Eau de Mer submerges our senses with that primordial feeling of nurturing well-being which you can only find on the shore of an early morning sea. Let a cool and refreshing sea breeze surround your senses with its green notes entwined with a floral marine heart wrapped in delicate musky notes.Top notes: Marine, Citrus, Green
Heart notes: Jasmin, Lily, Violet
Base notes: Musk, Moss -
Freesia & Musk – Fragranced Diffuser
£20.00 Add to basketCollection: Leighton
Fragrance: Freesia & Musk
A vibrant fragrance to enjoy with romance, with friends and with joyful times. Fresh, exciting Freesia notes dance on a stage of spicy musk.Top notes: Freesia, Gardenia, Cardamom
Heart notes: Freesia, Gardenia, Cardamom
Base notes: Patchouli, Vetiver, Musk, Vanilla -
Gardenia – Fragranced Diffuser
£19.95 Add to basketCollection: Oxford Botanic Garden
Fragrance: Gardenia
Also known as Cape Jasmine, the gardenia is a relative of the coffee plant. With glossy foliage and fragrant white flowers in summer, it is widely planted in gardens in warmer climates, and as a houseplant in temperate regions. Its cultivation dates back at least a thousand
years, to the Song Dynasty in China, where both wild and double-flowered forms have been depicted in ancient paintings. The plant was introduced to English gardens in the mid-18th century.Top notes: Freesia, Mandarin, Black Pepper
Heart notes: Gardenia, Lily, Amber, Patchouli
Base notes: Woods/Woody Notes, Musks -
Gardenia & Sandalwood – Fragranced Diffuser
£20.00 Add to basketCollection: Renaissance Rose
Fragrance: Gardenia & Sandalwood
Rich and luscious, a hedonist’s delight. A sensual heart of sweet, sticky Gardenia surrounded by fresh, light citrus all resting on intoxicating, earthy woods.Top notes: Bergamot, Mandarin, Green Leaf
Heart notes: Gardenia, Tuberose, Vanilla Flower, Lily
Base notes: Vetivert, Musk, Sandalwood -
Geranium & Tuberose – Fragranced Diffuser
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Fragrance: Geranium & Tuberose
Deeply sensual tuberose is intertwined with soothing Geranium and resinous woods, to create the perfect blend of sophistication and romance.Top notes: Ylang Ylang, Geranium
Heart notes: Jasmine, Rose, Tuberose, Clove
Base notes: Patchouli, Sandalwood, Amber, Musk -
Grapefruit & Lime – Fragranced Diffuser
£31.95 Add to basketCollection: White Pearl
Fragrance: Grapefruit & Lime
A cool, sparkling cocktail of Grapefruit & Bergamot drenched in aromatic notes of Basil and Lime all poured over a dry, woody background.Top notes: Grapefruit, Bergamot, Mandarin, Lime, Cassis
Heart notes: Gardenia, Lily, Rhubarb, Violet, Iris
Base notes: Patchouli, Orris, Woody -
Holly – Fragranced Diffuser
£19.95 Add to basketCollection: Oxford Botanic Garden
Fragrance: Holly
Holly is synonymous with Christmas today but in fact the tree has a long and colourful history of folklore and use. Once considered to be sacred because of its immortal, evergreen leaves, it was also regarded as a plant of protection against evil spirits. Its attractive glossy dark green leaves and colourful (though poisonous) red berries were brought indoors to lift people’s spirits in winter, The flowers of the holly are tiny, pale pink on the outside, and white within.The berries only appear on female trees, and it is said that if a holly tree fruits well one year, it will rest the following winter.Top notes: Cassis, Blueberry, Orange Zest
Heart notes: Clove Bud, Cinnamon Leaf
Base notes: Amber, Vanilla, Spice -
Honeysuckle – Fragranced Diffuser
£19.95 Add to basketCollection: Oxford Botanic Garden
Fragrance: Honeysuckle
Honeysuckles are vigorous, twining climbers, well known for the clusters of tubular, sweetly-scented flowers they produce in the summer months. The flowers are rich in nectar, and typically pollinated by moths and other night-flying insects. Honeysuckles have been used for a wide variety of medicinal purposes, and their sturdy stems used to make rope since the Bronze Age. Today, honeysuckles are grown for ornamental purposes, particularly for growing up walls, trellises and pergolas.Top notes: Peach, Violet Leaf, Lily
Heart notes: Honeysuckle, Ylang, Peony
Base notes: Musk, Vanilla -
Imperial – Fragranced Diffuser
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Fragrance: Imperial
It was Imperial Rome which gave us the word ‘perfume’ but it was in the earlier Egyptian Empire when the use of perfume in almost all facets of life was cultivated and ritualised. The Egyptians would have thought nothing of applying perfume three or four times a day. From this Imperial tradition we give you an all conquering, regal fragrance featuring rich yet fresh essential oils of lemon, cedarwood and litsea cubeba surrounding a delicate floral heart of Jasmine. A fragrance which can surround you from day through to night.Top notes: fresh citrus lemon, litsea cubeba, green
Heart notes: fruity, floral, jasmine watery,patchouli
Base notes: woody cedarwood, musky -
Iris – Fragranced Diffuser
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Fragrance: Iris
The garden rose has a long and colourful history. The flower has been depicted as a symbol of love, beauty, war, and politics. Rose cultivation probably began about 5,000 years ago in China. During the Roman period, roses were also grown extensively across the Middle East. They were used as confetti at celebrations, for medicinal purposes, and as a source of perfume. Roman nobility established large public rose gardens in the south of Rome. Roses are enjoying a resurgence in popularity once again, and there are over 30,000 varieties of them in cultivation worldwide today.Top notes: Citrus Accords, Lily, Violet
Heart notes: Iris, Patchouli, Jasmine,
Base notes: Cedarwood, Musk, Vetiver -
Jasmine – Fragranced Diffuser
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Fragrance: Jasmine
Jasmine is a popular climbing garden plant, known for its delicate scent, and for its many cultivars for summer and winter flowering. The plant’s cultivation dates back to antiquity, however its exact place of origin in Central Asia is not certain. Several cultivars have been developed over the years for use as ornamental garden plants, many with variegated foliage and double flowers. In fact double-flowered forms of Jasmine were treasured in the 16th and 17th centuries.Top notes: Mandarin, Bergamot, Violet, Jasmine
Heart notes: Jasmine, Amber, Lily, Tuberose
Base notes: Leather, Tonka Bean, Moss, Musk -
Jasmine – Fragranced Diffuser
£31.95 Add to basketCollection: White Pearl
Fragrance: Jasmine
The warm, temperate regions of the Old World have given us a priceless gift, Jasmine. The ancients used it for medicine to perk up the spirit and as an aphrodisiac. Our Jasmine contains all the Old World beauty but with a decidedly New World carress to enlighten your mind and add peace to your soul. Fresh tea top notes intermingle with floral accords of jasmine and orange blossom. A dream-like and deliciously calm scent of Egyptian jasmine embellished with succulent and tantalisingly sweet notes of orange blossom softened by a delicate veil of musk and amber.Top notes: Fruity, Floral, Orange, Osmanthus, Jasmin
Heart notes: Floral, Spicy, Jasmin, Ylang, Clove, Clary Sage
Base notes: Floral, Jasmin, Balsamic -
Lavender – Fragranced Diffuser
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Fragrance: Lavender
Lavender has a very long and rich history of cultivation and use. Lavender was first introduced into England in the 1600s when it was used to make tea. Today, the plant is grown mainly for the production of essential oils which are widely used in perfumery, and as fragrances for bath products. English lavender yields an essential oil with sweet overtones and is often used in balms, salves, perfumes, cosmetics, and topical applications. The plant is also widely grown as a garden plant, for cut dried flowers and even for cooking. The flowers of lavender are strongly fragrant and yield large quantities of nectar from which high-quality honey can be produced.Top notes: Mandarin, Orange Flower,
Heart notes: Lavender, Chamomile
Base notes: Geranium -
Lavender Veil – Fragranced Diffuser
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Fragrance: Lavender Veil
A lavender fragrance such as you have never smelled before transforming the daily hubbub in your mind into tranquillity as only lavender can. Notes of rose and aromatic lavender rest on a floral green heart with delicate accords of mimosa nestling into a musky base.Top notes: Camphor, Rose
Heart notes: Lavender, Lily, Geranium
Base notes: Woody, Cedar, Vanilla, Musky -
Lemon Sorbet – Fragranced Diffuser
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Fragrance: Lemon Sorbet
The Amalfi Coast of Italy has some of the most beautiful scenery in the world and dotted throughout the region are lush and fragrant lemon gardens. Dramatic colours of green foliage and yellow fruit mix with the azure sea and the pure blueness of the sky to truly uplift the soul.A sparkling and refreshing composition of lemon slices mixed with zingy notes of ginger-root and topped with cooling lime drops. An uplifting, stimulating and rejuvenating aroma designed to purify and energise your space and mind.Top notes: Bergamot, Lemon, Lime, Orange, Grapefruit
Heart notes: Ginger, Clove, Lily, Jasmin, Cardamom
Base notes: Musk, Woody -
Mimosa – Fragranced Diffuser
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Fragrance: Mimosa
Commonly called ‘mimosa’ by the floristry trade, this tree is in fact a form of acacia, and is native to southeast Australia. Mimosa is also widely grown in the Mediterranean as an ornamental, in gardens and along Italy. The tree is well known for its bright yellow plumes of pom-pom-like flower-heads, produced early in the spring, which have a distinctive powdery fragrance. Branches of mimosa are commonly harvested in the Mediterranean and sold along roadsides as a cut flower. Essences from the flowers have also been used in perfumery.Top notes: Freesia, Gardenia, Cardamom
Heart notes: Jasmine, Mimosa, Rose, Peach
Base notes: Patchouli, Vetiver, Musks, Vanilla -
Neroli – Fragranced Diffuser
£19.95 Add to basketCollection: Oxford Botanic Garden Christmas
Fragrance: Neroli
Neroli is an essential oil derived from the blossom of the bitter orange. It has an exotic yet sweet, light and subtly spicy fragrance, with a hint of lemon. The beautiful white blossoms of bitter orange trees appear in the springtime, and fill the air with their sweet, heady perfume among the Mediterranean groves and orchards where they are commonly grown. In fact the aromas of citrus have been known of and used for centuries, and are still used widely to this day. Historically neroli was mixed with other pungent smells such as lavender, bergamot, lemon and rosemary to produce botanical perfumes.Top notes: Orange, Cinnamon, Clove, Red Apples
Heart notes: Mandarin, Berries
Base notes: Musks, Sandalwood, Vanilla -
Noel Noel – Fragranced Diffuser
£31.95 Add to basketCollection: Christmas
Fragrance: Noël Noël
Noël Noël captures the warmth and joy of Christmas period celebrations. Fruity notes of juicy tangerine and lemon are mixed with spicy cinnamon, nutmeg and bay berry and rounded up with warm vanilla, musk and sandalwood.Top notes: Tangerine – Lemon – Nutmeg – Bay Berry
Heart notes: Fir Needle – Apple – Cinnamon – Aniseed
Base notes: Vanilla – Musk – Caramel – Sandalwood -
Patchouli – Fragranced Diffuser
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Fragrance: Patchouli
Patchouli is a small shrub in the mint family which is native to tropical parts of Asia and is cultivated throughout the tropics. The strong and heavy fragrance of the essential oil that can be extracted from the leaves of patchouli has been used for centuries in perfumes. More recently, the plant has been used in alternative medicines in which it is perceived to have a range of health benefits. Patchouli is also commonly used for incense in aromatherapy, an art which can be traced back to the great ancient civilisations of Egypt, Greece and Rome where
essential oils were valued for their many uses.Top notes: Citrus, Lily of the Valley, Magnolia
Heart notes: Patchouli, Peony, Rose, Jasmine, Geranium
Base notes: Soft Musks -
Patchouli & Musk – Fragranced Diffuser
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Fragrance: Patchouli & Musk
Imagine a view from high above a lush forest in a distant land; heady, exotic fragrances swirl and dance into your senses as the gentle breeze caresses and soothes you. A land where crisp top notes of Citrus Accords and Orange Blossom gently carry you on a mystical journey through blossoming fields of Patchouli, sensual Jasmine and Neroli followed by a balsamic aroma of Sandalwood and Musk.Top notes: Orange Blossom, Citrus accords
Heart notes: Patchouli, Jasmine, Lily, Neroli
Base notes: Cedarwood, Sandalwood, Musk, Vetivert -
Pear & Lilly – Fragranced Diffuser
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Fragrance: Pear & Lily
Comforting Iris and warm Florals burst through an envelope of playful, fruity notes of Pear.Top notes: Pear, Casis, Lemon, Melon
Heart notes: Lily, Iris, Syringa, Violet, Carnation
Base notes: Musk, Sandalwood -
Portofino Blossom – Fragranced Diffuser
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Fragrance: Portofino Blossom
A fizzy bouquet of citrusy freshness, sitting on top of an exotic a floral heart as you will find in perfume. The earthy, woody base perfectly complements the boisterous, harmonious dancing of the higher notes. A celebration of the bounties of the sun as it effortlessly creates the glories of nature around us.Top notes: Orange Blossom – Narcissus – Bergamot – Green Leaf
Heart notes: Freesia – Muguet – Ylang Ylang – Orchid – Neroli
Base notes: Musk – Amber – Woody -
Rose – Fragranced Diffuser
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Fragrance: Rose
Roses are among the most widely cultivatedand well-loved garden plants and evocatively-scented, wild roses are features of hedgerows and meadows. Ornamental roses have been cultivated for millennia, with the earliest known cultivation known to date from at least 500 BC in Mediterranean countries, Persia, and China. Before 1800, old-fashioned roses filled European gardens, bowers, literature, music and symbolism. Artists have found inspiration in the rose, forming associations with love and romance. The Dutch masters produced elaborate still-life portraits of vases of these fashionable flowers, and others, such as Pierre-Joseph Redouté, captured roses as objects of botanical beauty.Top notes: Green Leaf, Rosebud, Mandarin
Heart notes: Rose, Lily, Clove
Base notes: Iris, Musk, Amber -
Rose – Fragranced Diffuser
£19.95 Add to basketCollection: Oxford Botanic Garden
Fragrance: Rose
The garden rose has a long and colourful history. The flower has been depicted as a symbol of love, beauty, war, and politics. Rose cultivation probably began about 5,000 years ago in China. During the Roman period, roses were also grown extensively across the Middle East. They were used as confetti at celebrations, for medicinal purposes, and as a source of perfume. Roman nobility established large public rose gardens in the south of Rome. Roses are enjoying a resurgence in popularity once again, and there are over 30,000 varieties of them in cultivation worldwide today.Top notes: Citrus, Fruit Accords
Heart notes: Rose, Geranium, Jasmine, Patchouli
Base notes: Woods, Musks -
Rose & Patchouli – Fragranced Diffuser
£20.00 Add to basketCollection: Renaissance Rose
Fragrance: Rose & Patchouli
From the Ancient to Modern Worlds, the rose has been infused with mythical properties, a symbol of love, romance and pure beauty, this magical flower has a revered place in the hearts of many fragrance lovers. A sparkling, rose spirirt, anchored to a woody foundation.Top notes: Citrus, Fruit Accords
Heart notes: Rose, Geranium, Jasmine, Patchouli
Base notes: Wood Musks -
Rose Mist – Fragranced Diffuser
£31.95 Add to basketCollection: White Pearl
Fragrance: Rose Mist
A sophisticated floral blend with top notes of rose petals and geranium, entwined with a subtle fruity heart, resting on a soft musky, amber base.Top notes: Green Leaf, Rosebud, Mandarin, Fruity
Heart notes: Rose, Lily, Amber, Geranium, Clove
Base notes: Iris, Musk, Vanilla -
Silent Night – Fragranced Diffuser
£31.95 Add to basketCollection: Christmas
Fragrance: Silent Night
Christmas Eve is the very special time awaited by many for a whole year. Spending precious moments with our dearest ones creates memories we cherish forever. Surround yourself with this soft, caressing and enveloping scent of aniseed and plum mixed with jasmine and vanilla and relive the valuable moments every time the fragrance is present.Top notes: Aniseed, Plum
Heart notes: Jasmine, Heliotrope
Base notes: Vanilla -
Spirit of Christmas – Fragranced Diffuser
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Fragrance: Spirit of Christmas
This fragrance recreates that magical anticipation and mid-winter wonder that heralds the coming together of family and friends in joyous celebration. Spiced orange peel is infused with fruity cassis to create the very essence of Christmas, festive, joyful and full of good cheer.Top notes: Cassis, Blueberry, Tangerine
Heart notes: Clove, Cinnamon
Base notes: Amber, Vanilla, Spice -
Stock – Fragranced Diffuser
£19.95 Add to basketCollection: Oxford Botanic Garden
Fragrance: Stock
Stocks are members of the mustard family, and commonly grown as cottage garden plants for their colourful flowers which are heavily scented at night, with a spicy, sweet fragrance. A relative of the garden plant grows as a rare native on chalk cliffs on the coasts of southern England and the Isle of Wight. This strain was developed into the cultivated garden variety in the eighteenth century at the Brompton Road Nursery in London and is still grown in gardens to this day. Stock has been grown in Oxford Botanic Garden since the mid-1600s.Top notes: Citrus, Bergamot, Green, Galbanum
Heart notes: Rose, Geranium, Jasmine, Patchouli
Base notes: Woods, Musks -
Tuberose – Fragranced Diffuser
£19.95 Add to basketCollection: Oxford Botanic Garden
Fragrance: Tuberose
Tuberose is a night-flowering plant, believed to be native to Mexico. The plant produces clusters of highly fragrant, funnel-shaped, white flowers which produce a strong, sweet and heady aroma. Tuberose is widely grown in warmer climates and harvested as a cut flower. White varieties were a popular addition to flower arrangements in the Victorian era. The flowers of tuberose have also long been used in religious ceremonies, for example to make wreaths and garlands for weddings.Top notes: Ylang Ylang, Geranium
Heart notes: Jasmine, Rose, Tuberose, Clove
Base notes: Patchouli, Sandalwood, Amber, Musk -
Tuberose & Musk – Fragranced Diffuser
£31.95 Add to basketCollection: White Pearl
Fragrance: Tuberose & Musk
Wildly exotic tuberose sits on top of a citrusy, floral heart to create a heady, intoxicating journey to the Orient. The musk base perfectly caresses the floral accords to create sensual and sultry signals to the heart of your soul.Top notes: Fresh – Freesia – Linden Blossom
Heart notes: Floral – Gardenia – Jasmine – Orange Blossom – Spicy
Base notes: Musk – Coconut – Cream -
Vanilla & Saffron Noir – Fragranced Diffuser
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Fragrance: Vanilla & Saffron Noir
Worth more than gold, Saffron is paired with an even more precious gift from nature, Oud. These two exalted aromas entwine to create a balsamic ointment for your senses. Top notes of nutmeg and pepper are mixed with Patchouli and Saffron, all set on a rich, woody base of Oud, Cedarwood, Sandalwood mixed with Amber and Vanilla.Top notes: Bergamot, Mandarin, Orange, Pepper, Nutmeg
Heart notes: Rose, Patchouli, Clove, Saffron, Jasmine
Base notes: Amber, Vanilla, Cedarwood, Sandalwood -
Vanilla Black – Fragranced Diffuser
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Fragrance: Vanilla Black
Vanilla was first cultivated by the Totonocopan people of Central America and according to their mythology, Princess Morning Star daughter of the king was fit only for the gods and could not be touched by mortals. So when she ran off with a mere man, the king had them both captured and beheaded. Eventually from the ground where the tragic lovers’ blood fell grew the delicate vanilla orchid on strong intertwining branches. Sultry, warm and luxurious a vanilla fragrance like no other. A soft sweetness tempered by a luscious amber core.Top notes: Fresh, Floral
Heart notes: Lily, Amber, Patchouli
Base notes: Vanilla, Tonka Bean, Benzoin, Labdanum -
Vanilla Parfait – Fragranced Diffuser
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Fragrance: Vanilla Parfait
Sweet exotic top notes of fragrant gardenia lead to a heart of jasmine with a touch of orange flower nestling into a vanilla background.Top notes: Gardenia, Fruity, Mandarin, Peach
Heart notes: Gardenia, Ylang, Tuberose, Lily, Spicy
Base notes: Vanilla, Coconut, Musk, Spicy -
Vetiver & Cedarwood – Fragranced Diffuser
£31.95 Add to basketCollection: Obsidian Black
Fragrance: Vetiver & Cedarwood
Sometimes we long for something familiar, something which brings back memories of times gone by, to be taken to a world which does not exist anymore but we still hold dear. Fragrances can make such travel possible, taking you instantly to places and times long past. Immerse yourself in a soothing balm made up of delicately Smoked and Spicy top notes mixed with Ylang Ylang, Patchouli and Musk all sitting on a bed of precious and prominent Sandalwood.Top notes: Smokey, Spicy
Heart notes: Clove, Ylang Ylang, Jasmine, Patchouli
Base notes: Sandalwood, Vanilla, Vetivert, Cedarwood, Musk -
Vetiver & Iris – Fragranced Diffuser
£20.00 Add to basketCollection: Leighton
Fragrance: Vetiver & Iris
This extraordinary fragrance takes warm and comforting notes of floral Iris, mixed with playful citrus and rests them on a solid bed of Earthy vetiver. An inspiring view of all natural wonder.Top notes: Citrus Accords, Lily, Violet
Heart notes: Iris, Patchouli, Jasmine,
Base notes: Cedarwood, Musk, Vetiver -
Violet – Fragranced Diffuser
£19.95 Add to basketCollection: Oxford Botanic Garden
Fragrance: Violet
Violets, and their garden relatives, the pansies, have a rich history and folklore, and have long been grown for their fragrance and medicinal uses. Prized by the ancient Greeks, their popularity as cut flowers reached a height in Victorian and Edwardian times. Violets were cultivated in Dorset, Devon and Cornwall in the 1930s. The remnants of walled flower fields, in which they were cultivated to send to Covent Garden market, still remain in parts of Cornwall. They are still used as a source for scents in the perfume industry, and newly opened violet flowers are sometimes used to decorate salads.Top notes: Cherry Blossom, Violet Leaf,
Heart notes: Violet, Green Rose, Orris
Base notes: Musk, Tonka -
Waterlily – Fragranced Diffuser
£19.95 Add to basketCollection: Oxford Botanic Garden
Fragrance: Waterlily
The waterlily’s botanical name Nymphaea was inspired by the nymphs of Greek and Latin mythology. The plant has a very rich history and cultural significance. The ancient Egyptians prized the Nile waterlilies and saw them as symbolic of the separation of death and the afterlife. Remains of the flowers have been found in ancient Egyptian burial tombs. Waterlilies also famously feature in the French impressionist painter Claude Monet’s paintings depicting the lily pond in his garden in Giverny. Waterlilies are among the most popular aquatic garden plants today.Top notes: Neroli, Pink Grapefruit
Heart notes: Iris, Jasmine, Waterlily, Rose
Base notes: Amber, Musk, Sandalwood, Vanilla