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The birthplace of French perfumery, Grasse is Chanel's cherished place to stock up on perfume flowers. From neroli to iris and jasmine, five harvests are exclusively reserved for the French House for the creation of its perfumes. Here is an exclusive guided tour.
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Take a virtual tour of the Chanel flower fields in Grasse, France
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On fifty acres in France, seventy pickers harvest the flowers that go into the popular perfume. Photographs by Pari Dukovic.
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