Celtic Apple and White Flowers Room Spray by Flaires

A Misty Orchard Captured in a Celtic Apple Room Spray

This Celtic apple room spray by Flaires of Spain pairs red apples with sweet white flowers. It is also called the Wizard's Fragrance.

Product Details

• Product Type: Room spray and air freshener
• Product Number: L-707
• Fragrance Family: Floral
• Traditional Use: Renewal and air refresher
• Use: Spray into the air, onto a cloth for a closet, or in the restroom
• Ingredients: Alcohol Denat, Water, Fragrance
• Bottle: Glass bottle with pump spray, 100 ml (3.4 oz)
• Bottle Size: 5.5 in H x 2.5 in W x 1.5 in D
• Made: Made in Spain by Flaires

Apples and the Isle of Avalon

Arthurian legend places King Arthur's healing on Avalon. Geoffrey of Monmouth called it the island of apples in his Vita Merlini, written around 1150.

Its name resembles the Welsh word for apple, afal. This Avalon apple scent borrows that old image. Find more world scents in our Flaires Air Freshener Collection.

The Wizard's Fragrance

Morgan le Fay and her eight sisters ruled Avalon as healers, says Britannica. The scent imagines a cloud of sweet floral haze rising from that magical island.

This white flower air freshener keeps the apple note soft. The finish feels elegant and ephemeral.

Display and Use

Spray the air or mist a cloth for a closet or restroom. This scent belongs to the Mythos Collection. Keep the bottle out of direct sun.

Use this Celtic apple room spray as a white flower air freshener in the hall. Treat it as an Avalon apple scent for the bedroom. A Celtic apple room spray suits a quiet corner.

About Celtic Lands and Legend

Writers often link Avalon with Glastonbury in Somerset. The meaning of its name remains uncertain. This is a gentle scent, not a historical claim.

For More Reading from the Web

• Follow the legend of the island of apples. Avalon - Britannica