Saint-Martin Candle

Fragrance notes: Hashish / Nag Champa / Mesquite / Vervaine

Originally, the Canal Saint-Martin was created to help the growing population of Paris avoid disease.

It was an effort of purification much like the ancient origins of Nag Champa: clearing energy for meditation in Hindu and Buddhist temples and ashrams of India and Nepal.

In the context of a city, it is discovery through walking that renews us to the dailiness of life.

In Latin it is “solvitur ambulando”, meaning, it is solved by walking.

The French refer to flânerie: seemingly aimless lounging or strolling.