It all started in 1885 with the famous Tradition notebook, awarded a gold medal at the Universal Exhibition of 1889 in Paris. Its delicate fragrance is composed of natural ingredients such as paper and benzoin resin. In 2006, perfumer creator Francis Kurkdjian created a new fragrance, Armenia, to celebrate the Year of Armenia in France. It quickly became very successful thanks to its oriental blend of amber and vanilla accord, where myrrh harmonizes with Ceylon cinnamon leaves. In 2009, perfumer creator Francis Kurkdjian created the Rose perfume. Armenian paper is very simple to use and easy to carry when traveling. Neutralizes odors and refreshes your kitchen or living room with a subtle and long-lasting fragrance. Made from responsibly sourced materials, Papier d'Arménie is a sustainable alternative to synthetic air fresheners. It can be used all year round to perfume your home and create a feel-good atmosphere.