Collection: Fueguia 1833

Fueguia 1833 is the Buenos Aires niche perfume house founded in 2010 by artist and self-taught perfumer Julian Bedel, now headquartered in Milan. The house calls its work “ethnobotanical perfumery”: every scent is built from South American botanicals — yerba mate, jacarandá, basil, osmanthus, palo santo — and released in numbered limited editions, so each bottle carries its own edition number and iteration mark on the glass. The name honours Fueguia Basket, a girl from Tierra del Fuego taken to England by Commander Robert FitzRoy and later disowned by her own people; she appears in Charles Darwin’s Voyage of the Beagle.

TrendyGround stocks authenticated Fueguia 1833 bottles, each photographed as received: Thays (2010, osmanthus / green tea / yerba mate), Jacarandá (2010, woody chypre), Basilicum (green aromatic fougère), Tierra del Fuego (sandalwood, pomelo and clove) and Quilombo (2016, oriental vanilla). Most are 100 ml numbered editions in the house’s hand-made beech wood boxes.