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1715September 1st, 1715 after 72 years of reign, the King Louis XIV died. On the occasion of the tricentenary of the famed Sun King, the Palace of Versailles offers a selection of objects inspired by King Louis XIV and a new scent. The candle "1715" evokes the great baroque theater of the funeral of Louis XIV. Offering a subtle blend of Wood, Mineral, and Spice, reminiscent of incense, with notes of Lily, the emblem of the kings of France. Burn Time: 60

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September 1^st, 1715 after 72 years of reign, the King Louis XIV died. On the occasion of the tricentenary of the famed Sun King, the Palace of Versailles offers a selection of objects inspired by King Louis XIV and a new scent. The candle "1715" evokes the great baroque theater of the funeral of Louis XIV.

Offering a subtle blend of Wood, Mineral, and Spice, reminiscent of incense, with notes of Lily, the emblem of the kings of France.

Burn Time: 60 hours

Weight: 300g / 10.5 oz

Presented in a gift box.

Trim the wick and center it after each use to ensure your candle burns efficiently, with no smoke.

Once the wax of the candle has been consumed, the glass vessel can be reused as a vase.

Made in France

CHATEAU DE VERSAILLES

The Palace of Versailles has selected the French company, Made in Paris, to launch the first exclusive collection of scented candles under a worldwide license. Each scent is inspired by the long history and secrecy of the world of Versailles.

The candles are individually hand-poured by French artisans in the purest tradition and each glass vessel is hand-blown by master glassmakers using the cane-working technique.