Ancienne Ambiance
Description
Editor’s Notes: If a deluxe floral fancy is more your thing, look no further than Tuberosa Tuberose. A tantalising floral scent, it is warm and inviting. Both decadent and divine, indulge yourself during fraught days by drawing a bath and lighting this beauty. Instantly transforming a space into a place of glamorous escape, look to Tuberosa Tuberose for a slice of well-deserved TLC.
“A wonderful floral fancy” – StyleNest.co.uk
“Ancienne Ambiance’s signature Tuberosa Candle transports the magic of warm Summer nights inside – this beauty would be just as at home on the mantlepiece of a cosy Parisian pad as it would in the master suite of a Tuscan hillside villa” – Fiona Klonarides, Beauty Shortlist
Editor’s Choice Winner – Beauty Shortlist Awards 2018
Fragrance Heritage: Tuberosa (Latin for Tuberose) – is both heady and warm, with rich creamy white floral notes. First found in Mexico and valued highly by ancient Mayan healers, the powerfully sensuous blossoms of the Tuberose are exotic and captivating. Tuberosa is a fantastical fragrance, fit for the ultimate seductress and original queen of fragrance, Cleopatra.
Product Information: Ancienne Ambiance luxury scented candles come perfectly presented in hand-crafted luxurious gift boxes made in the United Kingdom. Thoroughly delicious and full of fragrance (which lasts the whole way through), each candle is hand-poured in the UK using traditional techniques, special slow burning wax blend and lead-free wick. At the base of each candle you’ll find a fragrance heritage story detailing its ancient roots, along with candle burning tips.
Mosaic Homage: Ancienne Ambiance Candle labels pay homage to the beautiful artistry of ancient Roman mosaics, taking inspiration from ancient motifs found in some of the most well known mosaics of the Roman Empire.
Mosaics have been used to decorate floors, walls and precious objects since before written records began. From ancient Mesopotamia to Mesoamerica, mosaics not only reveal the artistry of civilisations, but also provide an invaluable insight into what ancient people wore, ate and looked like. Known to the Romans as opus tessellatum, their mosaics were often made with very small squares, some as little as 1 mm in size and were initially heavily influenced by the Greek sea motifs and scenes from mythology.
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