Learn how lavender is harvested in South of France
Authentic period photos & traditional costumes
Provençal folklore offers magnificent and particularly rich costumes and fabrics: boutis, quilted fabrics, patterns called “indienne”. Indeed, the people of Provence had the first taste of fabrics arriving from India via the port of Marseille. The ...
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Lavender cuttings : How to Propagate Lavender, Step-by-Step Guide
Propagation through cuttings is a method of multiplying certain plants without using seeds. This process, known as vegetative reproduction, closely resembles cloning rather than natural reproduction.
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Unusual objects & curiosities
The Museum's collection also presents unusual objects: magnificent sandstone "horns" named the ancestors of the alembic, iron "fingers" of young lavender cutters, animal "cork chews", a horn of civet, a portable perfumer's organ, etc.
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Collection of French and international perfumes
"Fine Lavender: a fresh, lively note. A floral scent without being heady, a green note without being bitter. It's sparkling, fresh, floral but not sweet: it's often used as a top note." Robert Ibanez, perfume designer at Robertet, one of Grasse's...
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Pentecost Weekend, May 23–24, 2026 – Family Activities in Provence at the Lavender Museum
Spend the Pentecost weekend in Provence on May 23–24, 2026 at the Lavender Museum Luberon. Enjoy a self-guided audio tour, creative workshops for children and artistic activities. A perfect thing to do in the Luberon for families visiting near G...
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Fine lavender or lavandin?
Fine lavender and lavandin differ mainly in origin, scent, and use. Fine lavender is a natural plant growing mostly at higher altitudes, producing a softer, more delicate fragrance valued in aromatherapy and high-end perfumery. Lavandin is a...
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Are you interested in attending a workshop on traditional lavender distillation in South of France ? Discover the website of the Lavender Museum ! Numerous activities and workshops await you there. Thanks to its interactive tour, our museum offers you everything there is to know about the cultivation and production of lavender. Don't hesitate to book your entrance ticket and visit our online store.
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