The perfume was inspired by the luxurious "Épines" bath accessories collection from 1913, created by the brand’s founder, the French artist René Lalique. A fragrance brimming with notes of raspberry, blueberry, peony, and other fruits and flowers tells a story of love for nature, by which René Lalique was always enchanted. The fragrance bottle is dominated by a peony motif, which is reflected throughout his work, whether in perfumes, glass, figurines, or other Art Deco-style decorations. The peony, considered the queen of flowers in China, is a symbol of wealth, prestige, beauty, and love. The intoxicating notes of raspberry, blackcurrant, and blueberry wind and glide through this feminine fragrance, like ripe wild berries overflowing with luscious juice. Enter the LALIQUE garden and let yourself be pampered in its embrace.