Body splash Cologne TAGORE - 5ml test dose

A Baptismal water to emboly the essence of childhood. The captivating scent of baby skin combined with an infusion of verbena and delicate orange blossoms. This innocent freshness is enveloped in a jasmine scent with powdery incense. The milky white musk reveals the purity of intact nostalgia.

George Sand was the most modern woman of the romantic age. Jardins D’Écrivains based its first fragrance, GEORGE, on her extraordinary life. An intense olfactory signature announces the marriage between spellbinding notes cypress notes foreshadow a dazzling temperament.

The Japanese art of tattooing called Irezumi is a thousand years old. UKIYO-E captures our imagination, bringing to mind prints of the floating world and the Edo period’s Kabuki theatre.
Sakura and ashibi flowers endow this fragrance with woody notes and hints of rose, while Genmaicha adds a smokiness, creating an elegant, unique vapour trail that makes time stand still with its  aquatic notes.

Jardins d'écrivains embodies the spirit of the "Pléiade" with a line of perfumes in their vegetable-tanned leather cases.

GIGI, the famous heroine of Colette invites us to Paris 1900. Young beautiful, mischievous, she seduces with her simplicity, her carelessness and her frankness.

To celebrate it, Jardins D'Écrivains imagines a theme of bright and fruity white flowers.

The destiny of this English woman who arrived in Paris to accomplish an ambitious ascent will prove to be sumptuous. At its peak, nothing is too good for this sublime extravagant taste. Lady of the manor, Cora Pearl bathes in the aristocracy and in her bathtub of champagne. The whole of Paris recounts its escapades and its fantasies.

Jardins D’Écrivains embodies the “Pléiade” with a triptych poems whose olfactory adaptation expresses the intensity of leather, cedar and patchouli. Excellence inspires a precious sillage.
ALCOOLS from Apollinaire
An elixir of leathery maceration. The inebriation of the senses unveils the art of shocking. An essence composed of artemisia, birch, lilac, tonka bean, benzoin and styrax.

The splash colognes Jardins D’Écrivains draws on a particularly refined literature to explore notes delicately uncluttered.

Giacomo Leopardi 1789/1837 Italian poet, writer and philosopher.
An intimate cologne inspired by a dazzling romantic melancholy, composed of Sicilian orange, bigarade, neroli, verbena, petit-grain.

This nocturnal, vampire-like creature has burst upon the social scene, where she brings a fragrance of newness.
She is perfectly beautiful with a boldness that makers her fashionable.
La Castiglione has odd manners. She doesn’t make conversation, babble or dance, for she wants to be an almost silent divinity, like a statue, an effigy. A photographic word about the role

Jardins D’Écrivains took inspiration from Oscar Wilde’s famous aphorisms to express an olfactive figure of speech. Words, like fragrances, have the power to reveal reality. WILDE eau de parfum is for aethetes who are striving to become what they are.
«So that man thought that the important thing was to have, and did not know that the important thing is to be.»   Oscar Wilde

Jardins d'écrivains embodies the spirit of "La Pléiade" with a line of perfumes in their vegetable-tanned leather cases. 

The splash colognes Jardins D’Écrivains draws on a particularly refined literature to explore notes delicately uncluttered.

Rabindranath Thakur known as Tagore 1861/1941
Indian writer and philosopher.
An olfactory offering to celebrate the body. An introspective amber, deliciously mixed with Incense patchouli and cedar.

A scent inspired by the shamanic ritual, that to communicate with nature and the gods uses an incense called Palo Santo. This sacred wood, whose translation is "holy stick"; is harvested from the soils of Latin America and known for its holistic virtues. An olfactory connection with harmonizing powers.

Jardins d'écrivains embodies the spirit of "La Pléiade" with a line of perfumes in their vegetable-tanned leather cases.

Jardins d'écrivains embodies the spirit of "La Pléiade" with a line of perfumes in their vegetable-tanned leather cases.

In the freshness of a Mudéjar patio appears the memory of a Sevillian poet embodying the golden age.

A scent of green oranges and mint gracefully wafts through the air.

The rustling of the musky sour orange leaves augurs a radiant and distinguished Andalusian spirit.

Announcing his availability through the language of

camellia that she wears on her neckline, this cocotte is

seduced musicians and writers among others.

Immortalized by literature, her dazzling destiny leaves the memory of one of the most beautiful women in Paris.