Tabacco Toscano Diffuser

Tabacco Toscano Room Fragrance Diffuser, named after Tuscan tobacco known as Herba catharinaria, a remedy of Caterina de' Medici. Scented with bergamot, Tuscan tobacco leaves, leather, amber, birchwood, cedarwood and musk. Smoky and woody.

Description

Tuscan tobacco, traditionally cured with wood smoke, gives the composition its intense and leathery character. Cultivated and documented in the Florentine region since the 16th century, it reached the Medici court through botanical and trade networks. The room fragrance diffuser carries a smoky and woody accord of bergamot, Tuscan tobacco leaf, leather, amber, birchwood, cedarwood, guaiacum, sandalwood and vanilla. From the Firenze 1221 collection.

How to use

Remove the cap and insert the 8 wooden sticks into the bottle. Allow them to absorb the fragrance for at least three hours before turning them to begin diffusion. Adjust the intensity by varying the number of sticks. Turn periodically to maintain diffusion. Place on a stable surface away from direct heat sources.

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• Tuscan tobacco, traditionally cured with wood smoke, gives the composition its intense and leathery character. Cultivated and documented in the Florentine region since the 16th century, it reached the Medici court through botanical and trade networks. The room fragrance diffuser carries a smoky and woody accord of bergamot, Tuscan tobacco leaf, leather, amber, birchwood, cedarwood, guaiacum, sandalwood and vanilla. From the Firenze 1221 collection.
  

• Remove the cap and insert the 8 wooden sticks into the bottle. Allow them to absorb the fragrance for at least three hours before turning them to begin diffusion. Adjust the intensity by varying the number of sticks. Turn periodically to maintain diffusion. Place on a stable surface away from direct heat sources.