Origin & commitments.

From raw materials to the bottle, every ostendo component is sourced from renowned workshops, prioritizing short supply chains.

7VénétieFlacon en verre3DrômeSérigraphie &façonnage du parfum1LoireDesign, conception, fabrication,finition & emballage6Haute-SavoieÉtiquettes2GrasseCréation de lacomposition parfumante4Haute-LoireBois5AuvergnePierre de lave

Our Approach

At Ostendo, our commitments begin with the selection of our partners: we favor short supply chains and small-scale French and European workshops, often family-run, to reduce transport distances and support local expertise. These partners bring renowned expertise—the UNESCO-listed perfumery of Grasse, powder coating, glassmaking, and stonework. Our materials extend this commitment: recyclable glass, recyclable cardboard packaging, solid wood, and lava stone. And because a sustainable object is one that lasts, each diffuser is designed to stand the test of time.

Designed and manufactured in France

More than 95% of our components are of European origin, including more than 89% of French origin (expressed as the value of materials per unit).

1

Loire — France

Design, development, metalwork, finishing, packaging

Design at the Ostendo workshop in collaboration with Studio ROVT, metal cutting and powder coating, recyclable cardboard packaging.

2

Grasse — France

Perfume creation

Fragrance composition developed in the historic birthplace of French perfumery (UNESCO-listed expertise) by a family-run artisanal house for over 30 years.

3

Drôme — France

Screen printing & perfume

Enamel screen printing of the brand on the bottle (specialized workshop, 30 years). The Drôme is also home to the perfume formulation process, alongside the compositions from Grasse.

4

Haute-Loire — France

Wood

Solid wood of French origin (Haute-Loire), shaped in our workshop.

5

Auvergne — France

Lava stone

Lava stone from the volcanic massifs of Auvergne, a raw mineral material. Shaping is entrusted to a French stoneworker with rare artisanal expertise, combining stonework with digital mastery for exceptional precision.

6

Haute-Savoie — France

Labels

Label printing by an independent, small-scale company (25 years), certified ISO 9001, 14001, and 45001.

7

Veneto — Italy

Glass bottle

Shaping of the glass bottle entrusted to a glassmaker in Veneto, renowned for over 30 years and committed to using recycled materials.

Some complementary components (reeds, funnel) come from international partners for their industrial consistency.