HERMÈS UN JARDIN EN MEDITERRANEE Eau de Toilette Spray

THE CREATION
First Parfum-Jardin, created in 2003, the eau de toilette Un Jardin en Méditerranée evokes a walk in a secret garden of Tunisia, teeming with trees and flowers. An unusual oasis where olfactory, visual and tactile sensations mingle signed Jean-Claude Ellena.

THE OLFACTORY NOTES
Fruity and woody, the eau de toilette Un Jardin en Méditerranée combines a sweet fig tree, notes of green lentisks and delicate oleander.

THE OBJECT
Designed by Fred Rawyler, the bottle is inspired by the lantern lines of cars from yesteryear. The glass of the bottle comes alive with a delicate blue gradient, reflecting the changing reflections of the Mediterranean. The case is illustrated with southern colors under the brush of the artist Aurore de la Morinerie.

ETHICS
The bottle is filled using the 200 ml toilet water refill.

THE PERFUMES-GARDENS COLLECTION
The collection of Parfums-Jardins marks the meeting between the soul of a place, the inspiration of the perfumer and the theme chosen by the house Hermès each year to illuminate its creation. An olfactory walk to share for every moment, for desires of freshness, daydreaming and escape.

"Perfumed expression of a Mediterranean memory, mosaic of olfactory, visual and tactile sensations." Jean-Claude Ellena

A short story that tells the spirit of a Mediterranean garden teeming with trees and flowers, and evokes a mosaic of scents marauded in a private garden, in Tunisia. Like a travel journal, this perfume evokes this paradisiacal universe of shade, water and light, on the theme of a fig tree mingled with Mediterranean zest.