Lavender Flowers (1KG)

Product Overview

A full kilo of dried lavender flowers from France. The scent is the point: lavender is one of the few flowers that keeps a strong fragrance after drying, and a kilo is enough to fill sachets for a whole linen cupboard with plenty left for soap or bath blends.

The Story Behind It

Dried lavender has been kept in English linen cupboards for centuries, for fragrance and to deter moths from stored wool and cotton. The French crop grown for drying is the same tradition at scale: harvested in high summer, dried in the shade rather than the sun to keep the oils in the flower rather than driving them off.

Why You'll Love It

• One kilogram, twice the pack size of most flowers in this range
• Keeps a strong fragrance after drying, which most flowers do not
• Grown in France
• Enough for sachets, soap, bath blends and loose scattering from a single bag
• Rubs between the fingers to release scent long after packing

Materials & Specifications

• Contents: Dried lavender flowers
• Net weight: 1 kg
• Origin: France
• Uses: Sachets, decoration, soap and bath blends, pot-pourri
• Note: Weights are exact; volume varies slightly between batches

Perfect For

Linen cupboards and drawer sachets · soap and bath product makers · wedding confetti · anyone who wants scent as well as colour · a bulk buy for repeated projects

Auro & Co Moment

Make the sachets before you decide where they go. A handful of lavender in a square of muslin, tied with string, takes about a minute; the point of buying a kilo is that you stop rationing and put one in every drawer rather than saving them for the good cupboard.

Complete the Experience

Pairs with the other dried flowers here, bath salts, glass jars and the wider candle range.

FAQ

Does it still smell?
Yes. Lavender holds its fragrance after drying better than most flowers, and rubbing the buds releases more.
Which country is it from?
France.
How much is a kilo?
A very large quantity. It is the biggest pack in this range and enough for many sachets with plenty over.
What can it be used for?
Sachets, soap and bath blends, pot-pourri, confetti and loose decoration.