Echo Reed diffuser
Classicism that does not age.
LAVENDER · CINNAMON · VETIVER
€49.00
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Top
Lavender
Heart
Cinnamon
Base
Vetiver
Lavender - A fresh, aromatic opening that brightens the composition without ever imposing itself.
Cinnamon - A measured, spicy warmth that adds depth while remaining discreet.
Vetiver - The signature: deep, earthy, grounded. The note that lingers and defines the entire fragrance.
ECHO is born from an encounter between eras. Vetiver and lavender bring the elegance that Europe has cultivated for a century, a solid, recognisable base, never out of time. Into that structure enters cinnamon, and with it the momentum of the Emirates: a warmth that renews without replacing. An echo does not repeat the past, it makes it resonate in the present, and already projects it towards the future.
Place the rattan reeds into the bottle on a stable surface. Turn the reeds once or twice a week to refresh the diffusion, keeping them away from direct draughts. Echo performs at its best in intimate and elegant spaces — in the evening, in a room with essential lines. Estimated duration: approximately 8 weeks.
Fragrance developed in Poland with selected raw materials. High-quality Italian blown glass. Natural rattan reeds, which absorb and release the fragrance gradually and evenly. Formulated in compliance with IFRA standards; labelling in compliance with the CLP Regulation.
Please read the safety and allergen information before use.
Tracked delivery in 3–5 working days, complimentary on orders above €79.
You have fourteen days from delivery to change your mind. The refund is full where the product returns to us intact and unused: reeds still in place, atomiser never pressed, wick untouched.
Every return is examined at our warehouse before the refund is issued.
Should the product arrive damaged or not match your order, write to customercare@maynhome.com with a photograph. We take care of it, at our expense.
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