NOSEGAY - noun / noʊzˌɡeɪ : late Middle EnglishA Small bouquet of flowers, typically sweet smelling, arranged and carried as an ornament or given as a token of affection and esteem : popular in the Victorian era, Nosegay's were often worn at the bosom or held in the hand - their fragrant blooms believed not only to delight the senses but also to ward off unpleasant odours or miasmas.

By Hattie Hansard for Joanna Wood

Our first scent, Harvest, is available as a scented candle and room diffuser. Inspired by the fields, gardens, and hedgerows of England, the scent combines the freshness of tomato vine and mint with the warmth and depth of cassis.