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Catalytic Diffusion

Made in France from solid brass and designed as a real decorative object, the catalysis Totem allows a constant and powerful diffusion of D’ORSAY home fragrances. The Totems are produced in three versions of vertical openings: 09, 21 or 54 openings that allow a glimpse of the diffusion mechanism, cultivating the spirit of chiaroscuro characteristic of the D’ORSAY.

Catalytic diffusion is known for its persistence in the atmosphere, fifteen minutes of burning allow to obtain an optimal olfactory atmosphere. The Totem stone can then be extinguished.

The olfactory instruments are made in artisanal jewellery workshops located in the Doubs region of France.

Sold with a 100ml refill, to choose from our iconic ones.

Number of cut-outs

• 9 cut-outs
• 21 cut-outs
• 54 cut-outs

375€

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Offre valable à partir de 80€ en France

CHARACTERISTICS

• Cut-outs
• 54, 

• Dimensions
• H 150 mm, 
• D 61 mm, 

• Finish
• Polished, 

USE

Made in France, this solid brass instrument is also a real decorative object that allows a constant and powerful diffusion of D'ORSAY fragrances. Unscrew the sleeve to fill the bottle with catalytic perfume, light the stone for two minutes and then blow. Let the fragrance diffuse to your preferred intensity and then turn off the instrument by placing the extinguishing cap.

CARE

This brass object requires very little maintenance. Brass is a non-ferrous alloy whose knowledge goes back to antiquity. It was used, as it is today, for the creation of jewelry and artistic metal pieces. In this spirit, the "brass" like the bugle and the horn, or the "wood" like the saxophones could be called brass. For it is indeed in this golden metal that they are fashioned. This noble material, untreated, develops a patina over the seasons and the years.