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great idea! I didn’t know about these. I love that Picasso appreciated them. That says a lot!
Albertina- you would love these! Pretty amazing, like you say, about the famous creative minds linked to them, and that they have been around since WW1. We swear by them around here, esp during flu season. They even make a mosquito repellent for outdoor use.
These are so beautiful – what a simple way to make a room look (and smell) a little nicer!
So true, Kristin! Adding a great scent heightens the experience of a beautiful room. Tks for your comment, have a great day.