THE MYTHICAL SPLENDOuR OF MADURAI
Sometimes a flower isn’t only beautiful. It carries myth within it, and jasmine is one of them. Brought to India in 1690 by the Duke of Tuscany, born in Arabia and later adopted by rituals that still keep its perfume alive, you’ll find it sometimes in healing teas, sometimes braided into garlands worn at the neck like a white promise on the skin, and most often in temples, where it becomes an offering. And at other times, you’ll find it in MADURAI, alongside ylang-ylang and benzoin, with a flame that turns your home into a sanctuary.