Flamme d’Élixir is a house of design led scented objects, founded by two people.
Our journey began with one simple observation – the world didn’t need another candle or a diffuser, but a permanent piece of art that breathes.
Based in the South-West of France – Bordeaux, we are re-defining home fragrances by merging traditional French perfumery with modern, structural mineral design. Creating timeless pieces that has stories and life to it.
We believe that a fragrance—though invisible—should possess a physical weight, a structural soul, and a permanent presence.
Made by hand : Each vessel is shaped with respect for artisanal craftsmanship and small-batch production. We believe in preserving the human hand in every stage of making — because we believe that a design without touch loses its depth and intensity.
Here you find the objects that are crafted to be — imperfect, tactile, alive.
Design inspiration : Each piece designed is a fragment of the timeless French architecture. The proportions, structures, geometry, every line drawn has a meaning and soul to it. From either Haussmann façades or to Provençal stone walls, we draw inspiration from structural harmony and classical balance.
Raw material : We create sculptural scented pieces in natural stone — objects that transform the air you breathe into a sensory architecture. Each piece stands at the intersection where mineral becomes atmosphere and matter becomes memory. Stone represents permanence.
It holds memory.

We aim to become a home for design-led scented objects, shaped by art, architecture and intention. To design collectible pieces that become a whole atmosphere.
We are a an independent team of two. This means every hand-poured candle, artisanal reed-diffuser, other scented object is touched by our hands in each and every stage of production.

With a keen interest in creative direction and brand development, Charitha leads the visual and narrative identity of Flamme d’Élixir.
Her work spans creative direction, marketing, packaging design, online presence, and public relations — shaping how the brand is perceived, experienced, and remembered.
From visual language to editorial tone, every detail is considered as part of a cohesive whole.
Guided by an instinctive relationship with scent and form, Sreeharsha leads the sensory and material dimension of the brand.
His work encompasses fragrance development, object design, and material exploration — from initial experimentation to final production.
He oversees the entire process: testing, prototyping, refining, and understanding how scent and material interact within a space.
One perspective gives shape to the brand’s image and voice.
The other gives substance to its form and scent.
Together, they create objects where design and emotion exist in quiet balance — shaped not by trends, but by intention.
Our mission is to provide more than just a scent ; provide a structural experience. Inspired by the symmetry of French architecture, our designs serves as a focal point of modern interiors. Whether it is our geometric stone candles or luxury diffusers, Flamme d’Élixir represents the pinnacle of French craftsmanship and contemporary elegance by integrating proportions, symmetry through the designs.
The design of this current diffuser is inspired by the concept of the “étage noble” (noble floor) conceived by Georges-Eugène Haussmann, who designed the entire city of Paris and most French buildings in the 19th century. This concept is based on an intermediate floor that is proportionally longer and wider than the others, adorned with intricate moldings and motifs, a symbol of prestige and craftsmanship. Our creation embodies this same aesthetic.

Our DNA lies in creating original designs with artisanal craftsmanship respecting the art of making by hand.
The Olfactory: Our scents are developed in Grasse, France, the world’s capital of high perfumery. These are complex elixirs, layered with top, heart, and base notes that evolve as they breathe.
The Structural: We hand-mix mineral composite to create our signature jars. The process is slow: each piece is hand-poured, cured for days, and meticulously sanded by hand to achieve a stone-like texture that feels ancient yet modern.
A Flamme d’Élixir vessel is a permanent addition to an interior design. Once the wax has vanished, or once the fragrance oil diffuses completely – the sculpture remains. We invite you to give it a Second Life—as a minimalist planter, a jewelry sanctuary, or a structural object on your desk. We create for the after.