Astier de Villatte’s incense sticks evoke the distinctive and alluring character of different destinations around the world – an effective way to imbue spaces with a lingeringly atmospheric scent.
The alpine chalet of the French artist Balthus provides the sensory inspiration for these incense sticks – made using ancestr...
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Astier de Villatte’s incense sticks evoke the distinctive and alluring character of different destinations around the world – an effective way to imbue spaces with a lingeringly atmospheric scent.
The alpine chalet of the French artist Balthus provides the sensory inspiration for these incense sticks – made using ancestral techniques, their smoke exudes a sweet fragrance of honey, milk, blond wood and vanilla. Deep in the pastures of the Swiss Alps stands an imposing wood structure where an artist works in oils in the fresh afternoon light. The scent is strange and compelling – a fitting tribute to an enigmatic artist.
Notes: Linden, Honey, Citrus, Milk, Vanilla, Blond Wood
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