Gentlemen, if you want something less traditional this Valentine’s Day, I recommend you look into AirEssence™ for her home. Delicate and exquisite, the essential oil diffuses through sola flowers – made one at a time – by skilled artisans using the dried peel of the tapioca plant that is sewn onto a cotton wick. In keeping with the Agraria definition of “from the earth”, sola flowers – also referred to as balsa wood flowers – are a natural material and environmentally friendly.
The fragrant essential oils are absorbed through the cotton wick, the flower petals will change to the color of the oil as the scent diffuses into the air. Within the first few days, the flowers will absorb about one inch of the oil, and after that, the fibers of the petals will be “refreshed” as needed to keep them moist and fragrant. As a natural wood product, sola flowers may show wood grains as they become more saturated, but this will not diminish the fragrance diffusion.
Even after all of the oil has been absorbed, the flowers will retain their scent for another month. The total time that AirEssence should remain active is based on your environment, but we estimate about one year.
The crystal glass tray on which the bottle rests, is stamped with an eight-petal rose. In the art of the Renaissance, an eight-sided rose is a symbolic message of rebirth and renewal. She will love it. No doubt.
I tried the Balsam AirEssence™, a refreshing and luscious essence combination of sweet balsam, California redwood, with a hint of French sage and the bouquet of white flowers.
Agraria AirEssence™ which offers 8 different fragrances to choose from, is packaged in a gift box with a crystal tray and 2 sola flowers. 7.4 Fl oz
Price: $110.00
