Régime des Fleurs — Artefacts Candles
Régime des Fleurs — Artefacts Candles
Housed in a clear acrylic case, each candle is artfully handcrafted using natural ingredients and premium materials; the Regime Des Fleurs Artefacts candle collection offers a variety of unique scent heavily influenced by the ancients.
Swans — Orris, sandalwood, white violet, carrot seed, white pepper, balsams and musks
The word 'paramahansa' is a Sanskrit title of honor assigned to the most saintly of Hindu teachers. The literal translation of the term to English is 'Royal Swan.' In ancient Hindu texts the Swan was a symbol of the enlightened spirit. As a swan glides through water without getting wet, so the soul journeys through the cosmic ocean, shedding all attachments: being in the world, but not of it.
Thaleia — Orange blossom, jasmine sambac, gardenia, tuberose absolute, aqua marine, bigarade, Sicilian cypress, cedar
Second youngest of the nine daughters of King Zeus and Mnemosyne, her name meaning 'luxuriant' and 'blooming,' the muse Thaleia reigns over comedy. Here she is represented as a decadent and exuberant bare breasted young woman flourishing in laughter.
Return — Ambergris, oakmoss, powdered tobacco, labdanum resin, muguet, suede, and honeybrush
"It is not more surprising to be born twice than once; everything in nature is resurrection." Here Voltaire playfully subverts the spiritual authority of the Roman Catholic Church by summoning the idea of reincarnation - a notion made fashionable in his time by the increasingly relevant philosophical heritage of Plato and the mystery schools of Ancient Greece. Imagine for a moment being a devout Catholic aristocrat residing at court, pondering questions of rebirth while looking into the limpid eyes of a newborn child.
Naiad — Egyptian mint, elemi, olibanum, shiso, jasmine auriculatum, vanilla, vetiver
In Greek mythology naiads were nymph-like feminine spirits presiding over bodies of fresh water - fountains, springs, streams, and brooks. One such nymph was the seductive Minthe of the river Cocytus. When spurned Queen Persephone discovered her husband Hades having an illicit affair, young Minthe was metamorphosed forever into a harmless common herb - sweet mint.
Made in USA
8 oz / 226g