L'Arbre de Vie
The materials
61 naturals, each with its own pageEvery natural material in the eight chapters of L'Arbre de Vie: what it is, where ours is grown, how it smells and where it lives in the tree. Written by the perfumer. Where no origin is printed, none is claimed.
Citrus
8Flowers
8Herbs
9Spices
9Woods
10
CypressSpainII
Scotch pineOrigin not printedI
GuaiacwoodGran Chaco, South AmericaI · III · V · VI · VII · VIII
AmyrisHaitiII · IV · V · VIII
Virginia cedarwoodUnited StatesII · III · VIII
Texas cedarwoodTexas, United StatesII · V
Atlas cedarwoodMoroccoII · VI · VIII
SandalwoodWestern AustraliaVII · VIII
RosewoodOrigin not printedVII
OudSylhet, BangladeshVI · VIIResins
11
FrankincenseSomaliaI · II · IV · VIII
MyrrhSomaliaIII
ElemiPhilippinesII · VI
BenzoinLaos (Siam benzoin); Sumatra, IndonesiaIII · V · VIII
StyraxOrigin not printedII · VI · VIII
LabdanumSpainI · II · IV · V · VI · VII
CopaibaBrazilI
Gurjun balsamOrigin not printedVII · VIII
Tonka beanVenezuelaV
VanillaMadagascarII · IV · V
Birch tarOrigin not printedIIOrigins as recorded in the house formula books and on the supplier documents of each material. The proportions and the construction of each chapter are the house's own.
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