Explore lavender fields in groups in Provence
Authentic period photos & traditional costumes
Provençal folklore offers magnificent and particularly rich costumes and fabrics: boutis, quilted fabrics, patterns called “indienne”. Indeed, the people of Provence had the first taste of fabrics arriving from India via the port of Marseille. The ...
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True fine lavender from the mountains
Renowned for its extraordinary soothing qualities, the organic Fine Lavender essential oil from Provence is famous for its relaxing and harmonizing impact. It enjoys an excellent reputation for its beneficial skin regeneration and repair effects....
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Provençal anecdotes and folklore
If lavender delights our hearts and reminds us of the beauty of sunny days, it evokes a rich folklore dating back to ancient Rome in which Roman women made very special use of it...
Did you know that it has always been associated with romantic...
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Toners: Organic Fine Lavender, Rose, and Immortelle Floral Waters
A floral water is the water used during the distillation of flowers to obtain essential oil.
They are less concentrated than essential oils and contain some water-soluble molecules.
Much gentler, they purify, hydrate, and prepare the skin...
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Live Traditional distillation in ancient still
Around our authentic open-fire still, each visitor discovers this famous alchemy to obtain, by steam extraction, the precious lavender extract, called essential oil.
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Our area of activity for this serviceExplore lavender fields in groups in Provence
Are you interested in attending a workshop on traditional lavender distillation in Provence ? Discover the website of the Lavender Museum ! Numerous activities and workshops await you there. Thanks to its interactive tour, our museum offers you everything there is to know about the cultivation and production of lavender. Don't hesitate to book your entrance ticket and visit our online store.
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