Fueguia 1833

Founded in 2010 by Argentinian artist Julian Bedel in Buenos Aires, Fueguia 1833 is an ethnobotanical project that blends scientific research and artistic exploration for perfume creation. Each scent is a volatile work of art, evoking olfactory storytelling through meticulously crafted compositions containing over three thousand rare natural ingredients. Inspired by the unspoiled landscapes of Patagonia, the brand pays homage to South America's rich culture, history, art, and nature. Fueguia 1833 produces limited edition fragrances, ranging from 50 to 950 units per batch, in its Laboratory in Milano. The brand maintains full vertical integration, ensuring sustainability and traceability at every step of the production process. The plant species utilized are sourced from Fueguia Botany, a sustainable plantation in Uruguay, and from local communities following the brand's sustainability standards. Continually based in Milano, the Laboratory serves as the heart of Fueguia 1833's global operations, connecting with its galleries in Buenos Aires, Uruguay, New York City, Tokyo, London, and its latest addition, Mexico City. Fueguia 1833's unique concept embodies innovation, craftsmanship, and a dedication to preserving nature's identity; while paying homage to human’s historical relationship with plants. Its creations are available globally through their galleries, selected distribution partners, and online at