د.م. 330.00 – د.م. 630.00
Tazarine means fig tree in the Amazigh language.
Ulili launches a new edition of this fragrance inspired by a summer breeze embalmed by the scent of a fig tree.
This new interpretation of Tazarine highlights the musky freshness of the fig.
The green note of a fig tree, the comforting Atlas Cedar and sandalwood, the softness of white musks invite you to a voluptuous nap in the shade of a fig tree.
Sheltered from the burning sun under the twisted branches of an old fig tree, a spring rushing at its feet, she spends hours contemplating the beauty of the landscape : Fields of barley and wheat ready for harvest, where flows a peaceful stream. In the distance, the Atlas mountains, keep an eye on the prosperous valley, like majestic sentinels.
Fig Leaf
Floral Fig, White Flowers
Atlas Cedar, Sandalwood, Musk
| Weight | N/A |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | N/A |
| Format | 100 gr, 275 gr |
| Thuya lid | With, Without |
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The Wicks
Our wicks are lead-free and made of natural cotton.
The Screenprinted Characters
Are illustrated by the artist Zineb Benjelloun.
Each one of the candles comes to life, inspired by the characters of a traditional Spanish card game played by several generations of Moroccans.
The Wax
Each ULILI candle is made with vegetal waxes and beeswax. All candles are paraffin free.
Our candles are designed to create a strong, yet delicate release of its fragrances as well as a harmonious melting of the waxes.
The Ceramics
Each piece undergoes several oven firings and hand manipulations for the lacquering and screenprinting. The crackles on our chalices are obtained thanks to "Raku", a japanese technique used in Pottery.
The Lids (sold as an option) are chiseled in Thuya wood. They provide ULILI candles with a precious touch. They also prevent the wax of your candle from being soiled by dust.
In order to help protect this widespread tree in the Essaouira region, the lids are crafted by a talented Essaouira native woodworker. He makes sure to only use the branches, rather than the roots. The wood of the roots can be identified from the spots on the wood's surface.
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