Tubéreuse (Tuberose) - Small Candle
An intoxicating tuberose. Delightfully intimate.
Country / Language: Canada, English
The herbarium of flowers captures the vernal delicacy of sprigs of lily of the valley, the freshness of rose bushes in the dawn, the powdery caress of iris or the lushness of an armful of lilies.
An intoxicating tuberose. Delightfully intimate.
A close, intimate exhalation of velvety mimosa notes.
Hawthorn in bloom, its soft perfume touched with honey.
Powdery iris, elegant as perfumed leather gloves.
A vast garden of white, fragrant blooms.
Green geranium leaves brightened by a hint of rose.
A massive bouquet of fresh-cut lillies.
A linden tree at the start of summer.
Precious violets, freshly gathered in the morning light.
A spectacular rose bouquet in an extra-large enamelled stoneware jar.
A lively Mexican tree in full bloom.
In the south of India, endless fields of tuberose.
An invitation to explore every facet of the orange tree.
A heady floral from the fields of Southern India.
A multicolored bouquet of delicate florals.
An ode to springtime's most iconic flower.
A delicate white flower takes on a tender yet voluptuous stance.
The whole orange tree in a portable vessel. Where you go, it goes.
An ode to lily of the valley, fresh and delicate.
A golden cloud of tender mimosa, glowing through winter’s hush.
A heady tuberose in a red porcelain vessel.
Small size, major flower - a hymn to the rose.
An abundance of roses - in a novel vessel. A delicate surprise.
Roses bursting with flowers in May.