DISCOVER: Cire Trudon. The Rolls Royce of Candles
Cire Trudon, the oldest and most prestigious wax manufacturer still in active business in the world, was founded in France in 1643, on the eve of Louis XIV’s reign.
Their History: A salesman named Claude Trudon began a small, family-run business and went on to supply not only the country’s most glorious cathedrals but also the royal court of France, until the end of the monarchy. Napoleon’s wax producer during the Empire period, Cire Trudon never stopped innovating or prospering.
The 18 perfumed candles in the collection today are an invitation to experience the height of luxury — past and present. All Cire Trudon candles are free of any harmful substances and are made from pure vegetal wax poured into handcrafted green glass vessels, made in Italy.
Scents At A Glance
Heavenly collection of scented candles!
Abd El Kader: A wind of freedom from the Mascara coast that brings the green scents of fresh spearmint with the perfume of tea and tobacco. Balmoral: After the rain rises the scent of wet ferns and misty meadows. Carmelite: The perfume of old, mossy stonewalls of church convents
Chandernagor: The fragrance of an ancient Chinese balm, spices, herbs, and camphor from an Indian harbor
Dada: A touch of tea and vetiver with crumpled mint leaves and eucalyptus
Empire: The scent of burning pine, sage and hay after a Napoleonic battle
Ernesto: In revolutionary Havana, overtones of leather and tobacco
L’Admirable: Fresh cologne with ruffled citrus fruits and bitter orange
La Marquise: The cheerful and powdered air of a delicious boudoir: verbena and lemon stimulate the sensuality of white flowers and rose
Manon: A light, clean scent of fresh laundry with lavender and orange
Odalisque: Orange blossom, enveloped in citrus and wood bark, weaves an Orientalist painting
Pondichery: The exotic sweetness of an Indian Flower Market with the scent of ginger, vetiver, patchouli and musk
Prolétaire: A morning in bed, the fresh green scent of Lily of the Valley
Solis Rex: The fragrance of Chateau de Versailles’s Hall of Mirrors and woodworks
Spirtius Sancti: A holy perfume of altar candles and amber incense
Trianon: The country life dreams of Marie Antoinette: hyacinth, roses, white flowers and musk
Mademoiselle de la Valliere: An intoxicating love between Mademoiselle de la Valliere and Louis the XIV is represented by sensual tuberose
Nazareth (in red glass): Under the unique star, the red fire of clove, cinnamon and orange dances in the silent, sacred night.
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