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Figue Divine
The fig has grown throughout the Mediterranean region ever since it was first imported from the Far East. King Louis XIV was so taken by this exotic fruit that, before the construction of the Palace of Versailles had even been completed, he demanded that hundreds of fig trees be planted in its gardens.
A faithful homage to this evocative fruit that represents each facet of the tree: the softness of the sap, the freshness of the leaves, the delicious sweet flavour of the fruit.
| Olfactory Family | WOODY, FRUITY, GREEN |
| Head notes | Fig leaves, Marine Notes |
| Heart notes | Fig, Jasmine, Rose |
| Bottom notes | Cedarwood, Sandalwood, Tonka Bean |
A collection inspired by Dorin’s history and its intimate association with the Palace of Versailles. A range of five exquisite scents, each telling a story related to the rich heritage of the Maison and its place in French history.
Each fragrance is created using the finest ingredients and presented in a dazzling white edition of the Maison’s trademark glass perfume bottle. An elegant gilded signature spells out Dorin on the lower part of the bottle.
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