Maison Margiela Replica - When The Rain Stops Candle

Maison Margiela Replica When The Rain Stops Candle recalls the joyful feeling of seeing the sun return after the rain. The sky returns to a state of calm, raindrops become less frequent and gradually stop as the clouds slowly disappear and give way to shy rays of sun that illuminate the wet surroundings. This candle inspired by the joyful nature of spring - conjures the thought of the wet nature under the rays of a joyful rainbow. The aquatic accord signals the last remaining raindrops evaporating from the tips of the pine needle trees into the fresh air. Luminous Isparta rose and vibrant pink pepper notes blend blissfully and provide the heart to this candle.

The combination of the earthy scent of the Patchouli essence associated with the aquatic accord is the signature of the candle as it recreates the atmosphere of wet nature. The Patchouli essence is a luxurious ingredient that is sustainably sourced in Bali, in accordance with the highest environmental and ethical standards. Its production helps local populations and offers the best quality ingredient. The Isparta Rose Petal essence is also sustainably and ethically sourced. It offers sweet notes of fresh rose that illuminate the fragrance. Combined with the vibrant pink pepper, it evokes the positive energy brought by the return of the sun.

With this candle, the perfumer, Fanny Bal, has recreated the scent of fresh rain and sun rays, conveying serenity atmosphere and the affirming message that the sun always returns after the rain: like the promise of a better tomorrow. The When The Rain Stops candle is both a perfuming and decorative statement for your home with its precious white glass adorned with the iconic REPLICA label, emblematic of Maison Margiela.

Maison Margiela’s first fragrance, Replica, was introduced in 2009 and remains an iconic best seller today with scents that resonate with everyone’s imagination. Irreverent names such as Lazy Sunday Morning and Jazz Club, re-transcribe the scents of our collective memory.