MEET THE DESIGNER
It is Penhaligon’s greatest pleasure to introduce to you, our discerning patron, Fee Greening. Fee is a marvellous artist based in the U.K. As the arrival of Trade Routes’ newest addition washes onto the shores, the talented Fee Greening was kind enough to design two luxury scarves, inspired by the Queen of Cities fragrance and perfect for wrapping one’s fragrance in. To celebrate the new fragrance, your next purchase exceeding £90, will arrive with one of the two complimentary scarves. Simply use the code: TRADEROUTESTREAT
A STEADY HAND TO SET MINDS ADRIFT
When Penhaligon’s picked Fee’s fascinating brain on the Trade Routes scarves, whose lively motifs are the work of Miss Greening herself, she remarked, “I've always been intrigued by the mystical tales of Constantinople, so it was fantastic to spend time researching and drawing the city for Penhaligon’s. The first scarf is inspired by medieval maps, illustrating the city’s ancient walls and surrounding lands. I love the warped perspective you see in these, where camels are taller than the city gates. The second scarf focuses on the kaleidoscopic architecture of Hagia Irene, one of Constantinople’s oldest buildings. Its once glittering domes have worn and tarnished beautifully over time, I can’t wait to be able to visit.” We certainly concur.
THE PERFECT GIFT WRAP
For an expertly tied look and presentation that is both equally unique and elegant, follow our simple steps. After all, an impeccably wrapped gift is fit for every Penhaligon’s enthusiast.
DISCOVER THE TRADE ROUTES COLLECTION
Journey east and allow the scented gems of the Trade Routes to lead you to the most fragrant of destinations. Bold, opulent scents – perfect for adventurous noses.
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