A staple in French homes, the Papier d’ Armenie is a natural air deodorizer made from the dried sap of the Styrax tree bonded to paper. Tear a strip from the booklet and fold accordion-style and light with a match, or tuck single sheets into drawers and books to add a subtle scent.
As the Arménie papier burns, it releases fragrances of incense, myrrh and vanilla as well as certain woody scents, an aroma that was created by the famous perfumer Francis Kurkdjian.
Produced using traditional methods in the Paris suburb of Montrouge since 1885.
Each booklet includes 36 strips.
A staple in French homes, the Papier d’ Armenie is a natural air deodorizer made from the dried sap of the Styrax tree bonded to paper. Tear a strip from the booklet and fold accordion-style and light with a match, or tuck single sheets into drawers and books to add a subtle scent.
As the Arménie papier burns, it releases fragrances of incense, myrrh and vanilla as well as certain woody scents, an aroma that was created by the famous perfumer Francis Kurkdjian.
Produced using traditional methods in the Paris suburb of Montrouge since 1885.
Each booklet includes 36 strips.
