Lalique – Bougie parfumée Cristal Merles et Raisins
940.00 €
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If the name of René Lalique resonates particularly in the heritage of French luxury, it is because this exceptional glassmaker participated if not initiated the era of Art Nouveau. Whether we are talking about tableware, jewellery, brooches, ornaments or lighting – we owe him, for example, the monumental headdress of the no less phenomenal Sarah Bernardht… Or the bottle of Air du Temps perfume by Nina Ricci.
Name of the Product : Bougie parfumée Cristal Merles et Raisins
Name of the Brand : Lalique
Description : “Voyage de Parfumeur” collection with Lalique’s “Swallows” emblem. Burning time: 80 hours. When only a thin layer of wax remains in the crystal jar, it can be used as a vase by removing the remaining wax. Made in France.
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