DESCRIPTION Continuous Sicilian Spring EssenceImmerse your living space in the subtle scent of Florio, capturing the soft blooms of Sicilian spring—narcissus, jasmine, and wild iris. The Ortigia Sicilia Florio Reed Diffuser (200 ml) infuses rooms with refreshing floral notes via natural rattan reeds and a signature Italian-blown glass bottle . Balanced, Long-Lasting AromaDesigned for even distribution, the diffuser’s reeds release gentle fragrance continuously for weeks. It’s an ideal choice for living rooms, bathrooms, or entryways, delivering artisan fragrance without overwhelming intensity. Key Product Highlights 200 ml capacity – lasts for several weeks Natural reed diffusion – delivers consistent, subtle scent Signature floral blend – narcissus, jasmine & wild iris evoke Mediterranean elegance Artisan glass bottle – stylish décor accent in any room Ortigia’s products are known for their clean and ethical formulations, using ingredients that are safe for the skin and environmentally conscious. The brand does not test on animals, and its soaps and creams are designed to hydrate and nourish without synthetic additives common in mass-market products. ARTISAN STORY Ortigia Sicilia is a privately owned Italian soap and scent company founded in Sicily in 2006 by Sue Townsend. The luxurious range scented products are formulated using natural products indigenous to Sicily and inspired by the aesthetics, colours and scents of Italy’s most historic and tropical region. The name Ortigia comes from the small island that lies at the edge of the ancient fortified city of Siracusa, on Sicily’s southeastern coast. The streets of Ortigia are crumbling baroque façades of great splendour looking out on 3 sides to the sea. The Piazza del Duomo is considered one of the most beautiful in Italy. Situated on the southeastern side of Sicily, this part of the island is known as “la Sicilia Orientale” because of its proximity to Africa and almost tropical climate. Sicily is enriched with a colourful history of conquest, invasion and assimilation. It has been fought over and colonised: Greeks, Phoenicians, Romans, Byzantines, Arabs, Normans, Hohenstaufens, Angevins, Aragonese and Bourbons all left their mark. Examples are found throughout the island. The island’s history, reflected in the uniquely rich and layered culture that is found in Sicily today, has inspired the creation of the Ortigia range.
