Baobab Collection ODYSÉE ITHAQUE DIFFUSER

Product description

ODYSÉE ITHAQUE DIFFUSER

Basil - Jasmine - Patchouli

Baobab Lodge Fragrance Diffusers are not only extremely attractive, but they last for 6-8 months and, using the separately available refill, can be refilled.

The Lodge Diffusers are available in the same fragrances as the candles and so, if you don't have time to burn the candle (you must never blow out a candle until its wax is liquid on the entire surface) or if you simply want to display the candle unused, the diffuser will ensure that the room is still filled with your chosen fragrance.

The Calypso Lodge Diffuser is supplied with a set of White Sticks

Inspiration

For a sophisticated diffuser in a glass decorated with shades of yellow and green, look to Ithaca. Scented with herbs, flowers and patchouli, diffuser Ithaca combines a jasmine fragrance with hints of warm, basil scented gardens.

Fragrance

Ithaca combines a jasmine fragrance with hints of warm, basil scented gardens.

Usage

Put all the sticks in the lodge and let the fragrance diffusion happen.
Revert the sticks if you wish to have a more intense perfume diffusion.

The Lodge diffuser will last 6-8 months before needing to be refilled.

The Lodge Diffuser contains 16-18% perfume

As the perfume is alcohol based, be sure to purchase and use the Lodge Display stand on a fragile / sensitive surface to avoid stains.

About Odysée

The limited edition Odyssée collection of candles and diffusers is inspired both by the elegance of ancient Greece and by an aquatic microcosm invisible to the naked eye. Its fragrances are inspired by the agape that muse Calypso gave to Ulysses, promising him eternal life.

The date when the Iliad and the Odyssey were written is a matter of great controversy, but most clues indicate that these works were written by Homer in the eighth century BC. The certainty of the poet's existence is still an enigma, but the fact remains that these two works are masterpieces of Greek literature. The Iliad tells the story of the Trojan war, while the Odyssey tells the story of Ulysses and his journey back to his homeland of Ithaca.

In order to create these designs, Baobab Collection have called on paper craftsmen based in the South of France. Recognised by the Japanese state as Masters of Washi, they worked closely to create graphic and organic prints. Using an Origami method, the paper is folded and dipped in different pigments. Like a blotter, the paper is tinted, creating a random and unique pattern. The sublimation method is used on glass for the first time and a specialist Italian company was invited to work on the project. The expertise was primarily in decorating small-sized bottles. The high definition Japanese paper photographs were printed with natural pigments in a biodegradable film. The film is then placed around the glass, and heated so that the decoration shrinks around it and becomes integrated into the material.