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Sometimes, you don’t need to go far to travel. A journey is not so much about distance as it is about the way we see the world. Bon voyage by Maison Violet captures that moment just before departure, when the senses awaken and everything seems a little different. It invites us to look again at what surrounds us, to let ourselves be surprised, and to experience the familiar with a sense of discovery.
In Bon Voysage a blend of rum and vanilla are combined with canelé, spices and dried fruits, wrapped in notes of blond tobacco and smoky wood. Together, these notes evoke the atmosphere of a luxurious train carriage, with waxed wood polished smooth over time and the lingering traces of tobacco, wax and old timber.
Like a train, Bon Voyage opens the possibility of a journey. One that changes the way we see the world before it even changes our horizon.
Bon Voyage!
Three movements, one journey.
Bon Voyage unfolds like a journey: the excitement of departure, the pleasure of letting yourself be carried away. Then, on the way back, that feeling of having been changed by the experience. What remains are images, sensations and memories to carry with you.
The departure: A warm, vibrant blend of spices, like the anticipation of those first moments of a journey.
The journey: The golden sweetness of canelé meets dried fruits, like a moment of indulgence along the way.
The return: Waxed woodwork, polished smooth by time, holding the lingering scent of journeys.
Rum, Cinnamon, Dried fruits, Canelé accord, Vanilla, Woody notes, Tobacco
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Nathalie Lorson
Nathalie Lorson was born in Grasse and has been surrounded by perfumes all her life. Her father was a chemist at Roure Betrand Dupont (now Givaudan, one of the largest international perfume companies). She trained to become a perfumer at Roure and then worked at IFF and currently at Firmenich. With dozens of successful and beautiful perfumes to her name, she is undoubtedly a master of her art.