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OPIA ~ Pupils Black, Glittering, Bottomless...
NOTES
Rubard, Oud Wood Absolute, Virginian Cedarwood, Australian Sandalwood, Labdanum Absolute
Curio Glass is a range of coloured glass candles made by the traditional handblown method in New Zealand, making each vessel unique. All candles tell an inspired story and are scented with a unique parfume created by founder Tiffany Jeans. Curionoir uses biodegradable botanical wax sourced from a sustainable plantation and lead free cotton wicks.
390g ~ burn time 65+ hours
Made in Tāmaki Makaurau, Auckland.
Available in a variety of scents
Curionoir
Curionoir creates fragrances from extrait de parfum and rare obiet d’art that evoke memories in a world of sensory intangibles. Through the design of applying the parfum direct to the skin, their essence blends to the wearer to create an utterly unique experience.
Curionoir creates fragrances and rare obiet d’art that evoke memories in a world of sensory intangibles. Based in Auckland, Aotearoa New Zealand, founder Tiffany Witehira creates fragrances from the highest quality and ethically sourced ingredients. The perfumes are designed to bind to the skin, their essence blending with wearer’s to create an utterly unique experience: a story entirely their own. The parfums and candles are housed in taonga: these are rare treasures not lightly made, or quickly. These are artefacts like an heirloom made to be used, cared for then passed on.
Curionoir is built on deeply rooted traditions and memories of relatives; weaving flax, carving bone and wood, mixing tinctures of native herds. Tiffany Witehira draws on her own past to respond to the rich, varied history of perfumery. In these scents, you will find a celebration of fine craft, the uncommon, and days of old. Experiencing them, you may share in her wonder at the beauty of biology.
