Cire Trudon Bust L'Esclave Stone Sidia myrtle and bergamot linger down

myrtle and bergamot linger down to notes of amyris and olibanum

is the perfect accompaniment to a breakfast in Paris

with undertones of citrus and patchouli enhancing the amber scent

Reconstructed rainier cherry

Its scent is a mysterious blend of leather and tuberose perfectly embodying the dual personality of Marble Stones

Cire Trudon Bust L'Esclave Stone Sidia myrtle and bergamot linger downCreated by Jean Baptiste Carpeaux (1827 1875) around 1870, the bust "Pourquoi natre esclave" (Why be born a Slave) was commissioned by the City of Paris to represent one of the cardinal points. Brought to life in collaboration with the Plaster Cast Workshop of the Rmn Grand Palais, this 35cm creation stands as a timeless tribute to human labour. Carpeaux's desire for faithful representations of human form led him to depict his African slave in a