Papier d'Arménie – Armenian Incense Paper, Candles & Burner (8)
Papier d'Arménie has been made in France since 1885, using an unchanged recipe – fine strips of paper infused with benzoin resin that purify the air in a room within minutes and leave a soft, lasting warmth behind.
Three scented booklets, candles and the Étoile d'Arménie burner
The collection brings together all the brand's products – from the classic booklets to the handmade ceramic burner.
Booklet "Tradition" – The original, unchanged since 1885, with the warm, balsamic scent of pure benzoin resin. Ideal after cooking, for a quiet evening or whenever a room needs freshening with something natural and gentle.
La Rose & Arménie – creations by Francis Kurkdjian – Two booklets developed in collaboration with perfumer Francis Kurkdjian: "La Rose" (2009) with delicate oriental rose notes, "Arménie" (2006) with Myrrh and woody accords. Both preserve the soul of Papier d'Arménie while adding their own depth.
Scented candles – The three fragrances of the collection also available as candles: plant-based wax, cotton wick, for quiet and smoke-free room fragrancing over a longer period.
Burner "Étoile d'Arménie" – The brand's dome-shaped ceramic burner, designed specifically for Papier d'Arménie. It catches the ash cleanly and comes in several colours – a quiet, elegant presence on any table.
How to use Papier d'Arménie – simple, quick and effective
Tear a strip from the booklet, fold it into a small accordion shape and briefly light one corner. Let it burn for a few seconds, then gently blow out the flame – the strip should smoulder slowly without an open flame. Lay it flat on the ceramic burner or a fireproof surface and let the fragrance drift quietly through the room.
Papier d'Arménie makes a timeless gift for anyone who appreciates natural fragrances and small everyday rituals – or a quiet way to bring a touch of wellbeing and history into a home.
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