updated by @eleas-leroux: 06 Oct 2016 01:58:51PM

I may have sent a complete set to Pekel in your wedding gift box ...

I'm glad you like these. Feel free to write to me with suggestions and feedback.

I remember you discussing this idea at the Coeur Fair. I'm so glad to see that you've followed through with the concept!I would love a "Duchesse de Provence" fragrance. Sign me up.


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Proprietress of Tatiana's Tea Room ~ Owner of the Provence Coeur Estate ~ Webmistress of this site

This is what I have in mind for the "Duchesse de Provence" set. ... I still need to fit the custom notecard describing the fragrance, and then it'll be ready to ship.

Wow - it's beautiful!! How exciting )


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Proprietress of Tatiana's Tea Room ~ Owner of the Provence Coeur Estate ~ Webmistress of this site

... and I've sent it along. You should receive it later today.Custom scent set: 'Duchesse de Provence'Created for TatianaDokuchic VarrialeA tiny three prim flaskA small matching six prim perfume bottle w/atomizer cap.A matching gift package (1 prim sculpt)The atomizer squeeze ball and bottle are sculpted, and each set is distinctly textured and described, making it unique. Anyone touching the cap of either bottle receives a notecard describing the perfume.Custom items (including the gift box) are copyable and transferable. You may resell it if you choose or give away as many copies as you like, but please do not create derivative works. This particular set is unique and will never be sold or distributed again by the creator. Though a custom set costs more (a custom scent set costs $L400), it's worth it!Duchesse de Provence description:A unique and lingering floral scent for the duchess herself.This is a complex and uniquely French distillation 'soliflore', i.e. relying primarily on the scent of a single variety of flower, in this case those of carefully harvested Provenal orchids Ophyrys afpifera and Serapias cordigera. This type of scent is notable for its pure and pronounced fragrance notes. Top and middle notes, the head and heart of the perfume, resemble those of the source flowers, with enduring base notes of essential floral oils and calamus.Given the rarity of the natural ingredients, large scale production is out of the question.

I'm just delighted with this wonderful creation, Eleas. Thank you so much for making it for me!To celebrate, I've written a little blog post Perfume Fit for a Queen with some interesting details about Marie Antoinette and her official perfume maker, Jean-Louis Fargeon. This really is a wonderful way to bring a bit of the luxury that Marie Antoinette enjoyed to us in Second Life!


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Proprietress of Tatiana's Tea Room ~ Owner of the Provence Coeur Estate ~ Webmistress of this site

I'll buy one of these, what a extraordinary idea!

I know I already comment, but I couldnt private myself for tell you once more how great your idea is. This reminds me to the book Perfume: The Story of a Murderer, of Patrick Suskind. I would love to see more about your creations monsieur, I think about if buy Pax Ottomana or du Lac's Downfall. This idea seems crowned for the success.