Tiare Flower Room Spray

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The Tiare Flower Scented Candle belongs to the floral olfactory family:
Top Notes: Pear, Bergamot, Coconut
Heart Notes: Rose, Jasmine, White Flowers
Base Notes: White Musk, Amber Wood, Cashmere Wood

The Tiare, known scientifically as Gardenia tahitensis, is an exotic flowering tree native to the South Pacific islands. This beautiful tree can grow up to 4 meters tall and is characterized by its dark, glossy foliage. It blooms year-round, producing small white flowers typically with 5 to 8 petals. The Tiare is valued for its consistent beauty and unique tropical appearance.

According to Polynesian legend, the Tiare flower emerged from Princess Apetahi's hand as she lay dying, promising her lover, “Each morning, when you climb the mountain, I will give you my hand to caress,” referencing Mount Temehani on Raiatea. Westerners discovered the flower in the early 19th century, with Johann Georg Adam Forster providing the first inaccurate description, while the French explorer Dumont d'Urville brought the first samples to Europe.

The Tiare flower, an iconic symbol of French Polynesia, primarily grows on the volcanic and limestone soils of the region. These specific soil conditions provide an ideal environment for this exotic plant, known for its beautiful white, fragrant blooms. The rich volcanic soil and the limestone nature of the land create optimal conditions for the Tiare flower, making it a vital part of Polynesian floral heritage.