Mini Black Vinci Glass, Gold Decoration, 1 Wooden Wick.
Tiziana Terenzi is the brand that brings together the ancient knowledge of three generations of Master Waxmakers and Perfumers, combining it with innovative design and the research of new materials, such as vegetable waxes and artistic fragrances created with the finest and noblest essences. Through the ardor of the flame with a wooden wick that reproduces the crackling of a fireplace, the olfactory tasting experience is enriched with a new and fourth sensory dimension: at the top of the classic olfactory pyramid lies the aerial phase of the “scent of fire,” characterized by the fragrance. The tasting bell will open new frontiers for your “nose.”
The Focarina of St. Joseph on the night of March 18, at the threshold of the spring equinox, is a tradition in our land. In large bonfires, branches and remnants of winter are burned to make way for the rebirth of spring. The scents in the air are intense and fresh, new yet ancient. In our region, all the men and women of the village gather around the great fire. The elders tell stories to the children, and the bravest young people leap over the flames as a sign of challenge and to prove their courage. With this fire, all the sorrows and troubles of winter are burned away, while awaiting with confidence the joy and happiness that spring brings. From that fire rise all the hopes for the days to come, like a collective apotropaic prayer. A world of storytelling and ancient folk traditions come together in this complex and absolutely innovative fragrance in its olfactory stylistic composition.
Warnings: Harmful to aquatic organisms with long-lasting effects. May cause an allergic reaction. Do not release into the environment. Dispose of product/container in accordance with local regulations.
Mini Black Vinci Glass, Gold Decoration, 1 Wooden Wick.
Tiziana Terenzi is the brand that brings together the ancient knowledge of three generations of Master Waxmakers and Perfumers, combining it with innovative design and the research of new materials, such as vegetable waxes and artistic fragrances created with the finest and noblest essences. Through the ardor of the flame with a wooden wick that reproduces the crackling of a fireplace, the olfactory tasting experience is enriched with a new and fourth sensory dimension: at the top of the classic olfactory pyramid lies the aerial phase of the “scent of fire,” characterized by the fragrance. The tasting bell will open new frontiers for your “nose.”
The Focarina of St. Joseph on the night of March 18, at the threshold of the spring equinox, is a tradition in our land. In large bonfires, branches and remnants of winter are burned to make way for the rebirth of spring. The scents in the air are intense and fresh, new yet ancient. In our region, all the men and women of the village gather around the great fire. The elders tell stories to the children, and the bravest young people leap over the flames as a sign of challenge and to prove their courage. With this fire, all the sorrows and troubles of winter are burned away, while awaiting with confidence the joy and happiness that spring brings. From that fire rise all the hopes for the days to come, like a collective apotropaic prayer. A world of storytelling and ancient folk traditions come together in this complex and absolutely innovative fragrance in its olfactory stylistic composition.
Warnings: Harmful to aquatic organisms with long-lasting effects. May cause an allergic reaction. Do not release into the environment. Dispose of product/container in accordance with local regulations.