Figuier (Fig Tree)

Figuier (Fig Tree)

The Mediterranean. Beneath the blazing sun, fig trees stretch out endlessly, their woody scent borne on the breeze. A handful of figs are on the cusp of ripening. Their green, subtly fruity accents mingle with the intense fragrance of the trees.
The growing Figuier (Fig Tree) family

The growing Figuier (Fig Tree) family

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The art of ceramics
Diptyque’s large “indoor and outdoor” candles contain 1.5 kg of wax. Designed to perfume both the home and the garden, these art objects must be as robust as they are beautiful. Their glazed stoneware pots, composed of a waterproof clay that withstands frost, are made in the workshops of Porcelaine du Lot Virebent, a porcelain manufacturer set up in 1924 in Puy l’Evêque, in the south of France, whose artisans have mastered the age-old techniques of the ceramic arts.
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The slip, a mixture of clay and water, is poured into a plaster mould.

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Once removed from the mould, the unfired clay pot is left to dry.

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Before being fired, the material is brushed and sponged to remove any imperfections.

Waxmaking expertise

Waxmaking expertise

Making scented candles is a craft that demands time and an intimate knowledge of their materials – wax, wick and fragrance. This expertise has been built up and mastered by the Maison over more than 60 years.
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The Collection Figuier