In the late 1950s, Rigaud Paris created the world’s first scented candle, redefining candlelight as something that could softly perfume a room.
One fragrance became iconic. Cyprès - a composed blend of bergamot and lavender- travelled to the White House in 1960 with Jacqueline Kennedy, becoming part of the atmosphere of an era shaped by restraint, elegance and considered taste.
