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Baobab Collection unites with the Cœur Vert Foundation for a new Sacred Trees Summer offering


FROM the town of Kani to the kilns of Italy, Baobab Collection’s latest launch celebrates sustainable design and organic sophistication.

Having garnered an impressive reputation worldwide for its aromatic objects, Baobab Collection is no stranger to the olfactory world. For the new season, Baobab Collection has joined forces with the Cœur Vert Foundation – a charity dedicated to supporting reforestation, educating communities about the effects of climate change, preserving flora and fauna, and much more – to release a second edition of its Sacred Trees Summer collection. Available in three new colours, the scented candles and diffusers celebrate the breathtaking baobab tree.

With each purchase of Baobab Collection’s latest collection, consumers contribute to planting 10,000 Baobab trees across the northern region of the Ivory Coast, while also establishing a vegetable garden for local women in Kani. Additionally, 5% of the sales from the Sacred Trees Summer collection will be donated to the Cœur Vert foundation.

Maintaining an emphasis on olfactory know-how and aesthetic design, each candle and diffuser has been crafted in Italy by master glassblowers utilising a glass sublimation method. This technique involves printing the design, created by Uniwax artists, which is then delicately placed around the glass and fused.

by Sophie Richardson

The candles are available in 4 sizes and prices start from £95. The diffusers retail for £130.  For more information or to buy, please visit eu.Baobabcollection.com, Harrods, and Selfridges.

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