Eau Basilique Pourpre Eau de Cologne

A garden of shade, water and light, captivating and sensual, where the fig tree is impregnated with the bark of Mediterranean citrus fruits. «Perfumed expression of a Mediterranean memory, mosaic of olfactory, visual and tactile sensations». Jean-Claude Elena A story that explains the spirit of a Mediterranean garden, overflowing with trees and flowers, evoking a mosaic of fragrances stolen from a secret garden in Tunisia. Like a travel diary, this perfume evokes that paradisiacal universe, of shadows, water and light, with the theme of a fig tree that awakens with the bark of Mediterranean citrus fruits.

A TECHNOLOGICAL FOUGÈRE WITH THE FUSION OF FOUR RAW MATERIALS: ENVELOPING SAGE, ELECTRIFYING DAFFODIL, INVITING ROSEWOOD AND A NOTE METALLIC AND WARM, THE ESCLARENE

The eau de cologne: the green freshness of a great burst of orange with a woody signature. Founding cologne created by Françoise Caron in 1979 and inspired by the scent of an undergrowth moistened by morning dew, this fragrance, which has since established itself as an emblem of Hermès, is distinguished by the uniqueness of its freshness. Narrative perfume imagined as an explosion of citrus notes where orange plays the leading role between bark and leaves, lemon, tangerine, mint and currant buds. Eau d'orange verte reveals all its complexity in a unique trail composed of oakmoss and patchouli.

The eau de cologne: the green freshness of a great burst of orange with a woody signature. Founding cologne created by Françoise Caron in 1979 and inspired by the scent of an undergrowth moistened by morning dew, this fragrance, which has since established itself as an emblem of Hermès, is distinguished by the uniqueness of its freshness. Narrative perfume imagined as an explosion of citrus notes where orange plays the leading role between bark and leaves, lemon, tangerine, mint and currant buds. Eau d'orange verte reveals all its complexity in a unique trail composed of oakmoss and patchouli.

In the countryside, children discover in wonder the pleasures of nature. Running barefoot through the grass they play Pilla Pilla, (Chat Perché), they blow a dandelion ... And if the cat passes its paw behind its ear to make it rain, it is so that the children can get into the puddles and watch the shapes of the clouds.