THE CREATION Introduced in 2003, Un Jardin en Méditerranée Eau de Toilette is the inaugural fragrance of the Parfums-Jardins series, capturing the essence of a hidden garden in Tunisia brimming with trees and blooms. This remarkable oasis, designed by Jean-Claude Ellena, seamlessly blends olfactory, visual, and tactile experiences. OLFACTORY NOTES The Un Jardin en Méditerranée Eau de Toilette features a fruity and woody profile, harmoniously uniting the sweetness of fig trees with the fresh notes of green mastic and the delicate aroma of oleander. THE BOTTLE Crafted by Fred Rawyler, the bottle draws inspiration from the shapes of vintage car headlights. Its glass showcases a gentle blue gradient that captures the shimmering reflections of the Mediterranean sea. The packaging is adorned with vibrant southern hues, beautifully illustrated by artist Aurore de la Morinerie. THE PARFUMS-JARDINS COLLECTION The Parfums-Jardins collection represents a harmonious fusion of a location's essence, the perfumer’s inspiration, and the annual theme chosen by Hermès to embody its creations. It offers an olfactory journey that encourages the appreciation of shared moments and sparks a desire for freshness, prompting dreams and escapes. “A fragrant reflection of Mediterranean memories, a blend of olfactory, visual, and tactile sensations.” — Jean-Claude Ellena This fragrance unfolds a tale that encapsulates the spirit of a Mediterranean garden, lush with trees and flowers, revealing a tapestry of scents plucked from a secret Tunisian sanctuary. Much like a travelogue, this perfume invites you into an idyllic realm of shade, water, and light, featuring a motif of a fig tree enlivened by the zest of Mediterranean citrus fruits.