Canopy Infusion

PAIRFUM Canopy Infusion – the unique botanical leaf diffuser !

These leaf arrangements are naturally as unique as the forests that inspired them: display them like a piece of art on a stand, hold them upright between stone pebbles, place them amongst pot pourri, arrange them on a platter or hang them like a mobile in your window and they will miraculously perfume every day (for up to 4 weeks). Each precious leaf is carefully coated by hand with a concentrated & pure perfume infusion (patent pending).

We care about the people you give these leaves to, they will know you care about them and their world too:

  • 100 % natural, air-dried ‘seagrape’ leaves. The leaves we use fell naturally from their trees
  • each leaf is a unique piece of art for your home
  • exquisite couture perfumes are made using essential oils and are fully biodegradable, healthy for you and the environment
  • handmade & giftwrapped by artisans in the United Kingdom
  • non toxic – non carcinogenic – non VOC

Features

  • natural leaves are coated with pure, crystallised perfume
  • highly perfumed
  • essential oils
  • 6 x leaves per pack
  • natural:
  • natural, air dried ‘seagrape’ leaves
  • seagrape grows along the coastal regions of Southern & Latin America and as far north as Florida.
  • seagrape leaves are bright green with red veines before they dry on the plant
  • non flammable
  • non toxic – non carcinogenic – non VOC
  • solvent free

Benefits:

  • each leaf is a unique piece of art for the room

Perfumed Art !

  • each leaf perfumes for upto 4 weeks

6 x months perfume per giftbox

  • sophisticated & strong perfume for the room
  • facilitates individual creativity as it can be used in many ways:
  • display them like a piece of art on a stand,
  • hold them upright between stone pebbles,
  • place them amongst pot pourri,
  • arrange them on a platter or,
  • hang them like a mobile in your window
  • a great alternative to the ‘Reed Diffuser’ for families with pets or children
  • No fear of damage from the spillage of a toppled reed diffuser

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