Agraria

A refreshing and luscious marriage that combines the essence of sweet balsam, California redwood, a hint of French sage and the bouquet of white flowers. Balsam was the fragrance of Agraria's very first candle, but at the time in 1970, it was just called the “Agraria Candle.” With the introduction of the Bitter Orange candle the name was officially changed to Balsam.

Agraria's Perfume candles are presented in a decorative crystal glass that is a modern interpretation of the woven palm leaf cases that were an Agraria trademark in the 1980s. 

The intricate glass pattern accentuates the movement of the flame to create a luminous and mesmerizing glow. Featuring hand-twisted lead-free wicks, each hand-poured candle is clean-burning and beautifully fragrant.

Each 7oz candle includes a silver-plate lid stamped with the Agraria crest. Approximate burning time: 30-40 hours

Balsam, a refreshing and luscious marriage that combines the essence of sweet balsam, California redwood, a hint of French sage and the bouquet of white flowers.

Agraria Luxury Bath Bars are delicately scented, triple-milled in the French process to ensure purity, consistency, and long lasting qualities. The soap bars create a creamy and silky lather that gently cleanses your skin leaving it feeling silky, refreshed, and slightly scented.

Each 8.2 oz. bar is hand-wrapped in custom designed paper with gold foil details, and tied with a satin ribbon laced through a gold Agraria buckle.

Distinctive patterns reflect each fragrance. 100% vegetable-based, each Bath Bar contains nature's best moisturizers: Olive Oil, Vitamin E rich Shea Butter, Yucca Oil, Kukui Oil, and Sea Fennel.

Bitter Orange was the fragrance of Agraria's very first product in 1970 – a handmade potpourri. This signature fragrance is a complex and subtle blend that permeates the air with addictive waves of clove, the zest of bitter orange and just a touch of cypress. It’s unique, spicy fragrance has been described by The New York Times as “uplifting, mysterious and androgynous in its appeal.”

Agraria was introduced in New York in 1975, at the front door of the original Henri Bendel’s at 10 West 57th, and each time someone opened the door, the fragrance floated out onto the sidewalk. Vogue Magazine quoted Michael Kors as saying, “I just thought 57th Street smelled like Bitter Orange.”

Agraria's next generation of AirEssence™ now diffuses through sola flowers - made one at a time - by skilled artisans using the dried peel of the tapioca plant that is sewn onto a cotton wick. In keeping with the Agraria definition of “from the earth”, sola flowers - also referred to as balsa wood flowers - are a natural material and environmentally friendly.

As the fragrant essential oils are absorbed through the cotton wick, the flower petals will change to the color of the oil as the scent diffuses into the air.

Gift boxed with a crystal glass tray and 2 sola flowers.

Bitter Orange was the fragrance of Agraria's very first product in 1970 – a handmade potpourri. This signature fragrance is a complex and subtle blend that permeates the air with addictive waves of clove, the zest of bitter orange and just a touch of cypress. It’s unique, spicy fragrance has been described by The New York Times as “uplifting, mysterious and androgynous in its appeal.”

Agraria was introduced in New York in 1975, at the front door of the original Henri Bendel’s at 10 West 57th, and each time someone opened the door, the fragrance floated out onto the sidewalk. Vogue Magazine quoted Michael Kors as saying, “I just thought 57th Street smelled like Bitter Orange.”

Agraria's Perfume Candles are presented in a decorative crystal glass that is a modern interpretation of the woven palm leaf cases that were an Agraria trademark in the 1980s. 

The intricate glass pattern accentuates the movement of the flame to create a luminous and mesmerizing glow. Featuring hand-twisted lead-free wicks, each hand-poured candle is clean-burning and beautifully fragrant.

Each 7oz candle includes a silver-plate lid stamped with the Agraria crest. Approximate burning time: 30-40 hours

Bitter Orange was the fragrance of Agraria's very first product in 1970 – a handmade potpourri. This signature fragrance is a complex and subtle blend that permeates the air with addictive waves of clove, the zest of bitter orange and just a touch of cypress. It’s unique, spicy fragrance has been described by The New York Times as “uplifting, mysterious and androgynous in its appeal.”

Agraria was introduced in New York in 1975, at the front door of the original Henri Bendel’s at 10 West 57th, and each time someone opened the door, the fragrance floated out onto the sidewalk. Vogue Magazine quoted Michael Kors as saying, “I just thought 57th Street smelled like Bitter Orange.”

With a fragrance load of 50%, Agraria's incense is so luxurious they are labeled Perfumed Burning Sticks.

If you don’t have a holder, we suggest sticking them in a potted plant and don’t worry where the ash falls.

They also can be used outside as a fragrant way to greet guests as they come through the garden gate. 

Each stick will burn for approximately 40-minutes.

Bitter Orange was the fragrance of Agraria's very first product in 1970 – a handmade potpourri. This signature fragrance is a complex and subtle blend that permeates the air with addictive waves of clove, the zest of bitter orange and just a touch of cypress. 

Agraria was introduced in New York in 1975, at the front door of the original Henri Bendel’s at 10 West 57th, and each time someone opened the door, the fragrance floated out onto the sidewalk. Vogue Magazine quoted Michael Kors as saying, “I just thought 57th Street smelled like Bitter Orange.”

First tossed in sheets in the back room of the Agraria shop on Nob Hill in 1970, it's best described by The New York Times as "uplifting, mysterious and androgynous in its appeal." With roses from Bulgaria, lavender from France, rosemary from Spain and rose hips from Chile, we still hand-pack each box and decorate the top with orange slices, cinnamon sticks, and dried zinnias or hydrangeas, depending on the season. Over 35 years later, people still refer to it as "Park Avenue Potpourri."

Bitter Orange was the fragrance of Agraria's very first product in 1970 – a handmade potpourri. This signature fragrance is a complex and subtle blend that permeates the air with addictive waves of clove, the zest of bitter orange and just a touch of cypress. It’s unique, spicy fragrance has been described by The New York Times as “uplifting, mysterious and androgynous in its appeal.”

Agraria was introduced in New York in 1975, at the front door of the original Henri Bendel’s at 10 West 57th, and each time someone opened the door, the fragrance floated out onto the sidewalk. Vogue Magazine quoted Michael Kors as saying, “I just thought 57th Street smelled like Bitter Orange.”

Agraria Luxury Bath Bars are delicately scented, triple-milled in the French process to ensure purity, consistency, and long lasting qualities. The soap bars create a creamy and silky lather that gently cleanses your skin leaving it feeling silky, refreshed, and slightly scented.

Each 8.2 oz. bar is hand-wrapped in custom designed paper with gold foil details, and tied with a satin ribbon laced through a gold Agraria buckle.

Distinctive patterns reflect each fragrance. 100% vegetable-based, each Bath Bar contains nature's best moisturizers: Olive Oil, Vitamin E rich Shea Butter, Yucca Oil, Kukui Oil, and Sea Fennel.

Agraria's unique and deeply aromatic blend of French lavender and Italian rosemary is enriched with the zest of bergamot and a few drops of English amber.

Agraria's next generation of AirEssence™ now diffuses through sola flowers - made one at a time - by skilled artisans using the dried peel of the tapioca plant that is sewn onto a cotton wick. In keeping with the Agraria definition of “from the earth”, sola flowers - also referred to as balsa wood flowers - are a natural material and environmentally friendly.

As the fragrant essential oils are absorbed through the cotton wick, the flower petals will change to the color of the oil as the scent diffuses into the air.

Gift boxed with a crystal glass tray and 2 sola flowers.

Agraria's unique and deeply aromatic blend of French lavender and Italian rosemary is enriched with the zest of bergamot and a few drops of English amber.

Agraria's Perfume Candles are presented in a decorative crystal glass that is a modern interpretation of the woven palm leaf cases that were an Agraria trademark in the 1980s. 

The intricate glass pattern accentuates the movement of the flame to create a luminous and mesmerizing glow. Featuring hand-twisted lead-free wicks, each hand-poured candle is clean-burning and beautifully fragrant.

Each 7oz candle includes a silver-plate lid stamped with the Agraria crest. Approximate burning time: 30-40 hours

Agraria's unique and deeply aromatic blend of French lavender and Italian rosemary is enriched with the zest of bergamot and a few drops of English amber.

With a fragrance load of 50%, Agraria's incense is so luxurious they are labeled Perfumed Burning Sticks.

If you don’t have a holder, we suggest sticking them in a potted plant and don’t worry where the ash falls.

They also can be used outside as a fragrant way to greet guests as they come through the garden gate. 

Each stick will burn for approximately 40-minutes.

Agraria's unique and deeply aromatic blend of French lavender and Italian rosemary is enriched with the zest of bergamot and a few drops of English amber.

Agraria was introduced in New York in 1975, at the front door of the original Henri Bendel’s at 10 West 57th, and each time someone opened the door, the fragrance floated out onto the sidewalk. Vogue Magazine quoted Michael Kors as saying, “I just thought 57th Street smelled like Bitter Orange.”

First tossed in sheets in the back room of the Agraria shop on Nob Hill in 1970, it's best described by The New York Times as "uplifting, mysterious and androgynous in its appeal." With roses from Bulgaria, lavender from France, rosemary from Spain and rose hips from Chile, we still hand-pack each box and decorate the top with orange slices, cinnamon sticks, and dried zinnias or hydrangeas, depending on the season. Over 35 years later, people still refer to it as "Park Avenue Potpourri."

Agraria's unique and deeply aromatic blend of French lavender and Italian rosemary is enriched with the zest of bergamot and a few drops of English amber.

Agraria Luxury Bath Bars are delicately scented, triple-milled in the French process to ensure purity, consistency, and long lasting qualities. The soap bars create a creamy and silky lather that gently cleanses your skin leaving it feeling silky, refreshed, and slightly scented.

Each 8.2 oz. bar is hand-wrapped in custom designed paper with gold foil details, and tied with a satin ribbon laced through a gold Agraria buckle.

Distinctive patterns reflect each fragrance. 100% vegetable-based, each Bath Bar contains nature's best moisturizers: Olive Oil, Vitamin E rich Shea Butter, Yucca Oil, Kukui Oil, and Sea Fennel.