Peach Blossom

At the foot of the French Alps, the colors and scents of peach orchards and vineyards delight the senses. The flowers of the peach tree, with pink petals, are all sweetness and femininity; tender, velvety and sweet.

The Peach is a very Provencal ingredient: traditionally cultivated at the foot of the Alpilles Mountains, in the Plaine de la Crau (Plaine of Crau). Peach trees enhance the landscape with colors and scents, in tune with the rhythm of the seasons. Peach blossoms fill the orchards and vineyards with splashes of mouth-watering color and perfume.

"Reine des vergers", "Manon", "Mignonne". In Provence, the names given to peach trees pay homage to the beauty of young women in those first days of spring. The peach tree's pink-petalled flowers are so soft, so feminine; their orange-tinted, velvet-soft fruits are the most delicious aspect of summer!

Peach Blossom Perfumed Collection

The Fragrance and Body Care products evoke a myriad of colors and flavors: all the delight of a sunny orchard at the heart of Provence.

The Peach Blossom Eau de Toilette contains peach blossom extract from Provence . This exquisite fragrance takes you on a journey to the heart of a Provençal orchard, bathed in sunshine. The delicate touch of peach blossom petals blends with the tenderly sweet and velvety scent of white peaches. A subtle delicacy with a soft and powdery trail.

• Head Notes: White Peach, Lemon, Bergamot
• Heart Notes: Peach Blossom, Peony, Almond
• Base Notes: Tonka Bean, Cedar, Musk, Iris

The Peach Blossom collection has a unique package design, which was inspired by the Provencal traditional boutis artwork. The packaging features the peach blossom branches beautifully embossed on a fine textured and peachy colored cardboard, evoking all the delight of an orchard at the heart of Provence.

The Body Care collection in enriched with peach kernel oil which nourishes the skin and envelops it with the fresh, floral and delicious scent of Peach Blossom.

Boutis is a very intricate textile art, typical of Provence. The technique dates back to the Middle Ages, when experienced embroiderers would use their agile hands to quilt fabrics and decorate them with motifs inspired by the colors and landscapes of the region. They created branches and garlands of flowers using a "padding" technique, which makes it possible to obtain raised motifs. Such motifs would decorate home linens and traditional clothing. These beautifully detailed cloths would be exported throughout the world. As a result, boutis has become a shining example of Provencal craftsmanship.