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Baobab Collection Oceania

The olfactory journey of Oceania comprises a collection of scented candles and Totem diffusers in hand-blown glass where craftsmen push their techniques to create, with their breath, new oval patterns on the glass. 

Evocative aboriginal names such as Jukurrpa, Anangu and Tingari will embody the three variations of this collection.

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Although Oceania is not a continent in the true sense of the word, it encompasses vast bodies of water and land between Asia and America. Oceania’s largest territory is Australia. 

The Oceania collection, whose hand-blown glass forms random, oval designs, subtly recalls the idea of territories in the middle of vast oceans, as well as the contemporary graphics of Aboriginal art.

The candles and Totem diffusers in this collection have been given Aboriginal names, each with their own special meaning. 

Each candle was photographed in front of original Aboriginal artworks lent to Baobab Collection byNicolas Andrin, an Aboriginal art expert in Paris. His gallery at 46 rue de Seine is a treasure trove, and Baobab Collection would like to both pay tribute to him and thank him for letting them photograph the works of the artists he represents in his gallery. 

We all hope that this candlelit exhibition will inspire art collectors to find out more and join us in the admiration of an artform that is still too little known, part of a tribal heritage that must be preserved. It often discusses dream time, and the time of creation.