| Weight | 180g |
|---|---|
| Burn Time | 40hrs |
Orangerie Du Roy Candle By Historiae
₹3,500.00
Louis XIV had a great sensitivity for smells. His personal perfumer, Martial, created a perfume for him for each day of the week. According to the French writer Saint-Simon, the King overused musky perfumes so much so that by the end of his reign, he could not bear any, except for the odor of the orange flower.
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