3 x 100g  luxury Bronnley soaps with specially created fragrances presented in a smart gift box.

"Marrakech":
Painted in 1943 after the Casablanca Conference, this view of Marrakech was the only picture Churchill was able to paint during the Second World War. After the conference he and President Roosevelt visited Marrakech where they saw a spectacular sunset over the Atlas Mountains. Churchill later gave the painting to Roosevelt.

Churchill: The Painter
Churchill's talent was multi-facetted, he was a soldier, politician, wartime leader, writer and historian. In 1915, at the age of 41 Churchill discovered a natural talent as an artist and for the rest of his life he painted enthusiastically. His art embraced many subjects and locations in Britain and around the world. Churchill painted over 500 canvases predominantly of landscapes, but also still lifes and self portraits.
 
Bronnley:
Today, under the guidance of the founder's granddaughter, Ms. Ann Rossiter, Bronnley continues to provide the highest quality products utilising only the finest ingredients.  Bronnley's fine English soaps and toiletries are distributed worldwide to over sixty countries.   The continuity of remaining a family owned company for 118 years has assured unwavering standards.  This continued commitment to old world craftsmanship remains their inspiration.