On the road to l Aix-en-Provence and a lavender field in Sault. Lavender’s journey traces back millennia, with its roots deeply embedded in the Mediterranean region and the Middle East. Its aromatic and medicinal qualities captured the attention of ancient civilizations, notably the Egyptians, who utilized lavender over 2,500 years ago for mummification rites and perfumes.The Romans further embraced lavender, integrating it into their daily lives as a symbol of cleanliness and healing. Lavender became a staple in Roman baths, where its fragrant essence infused the waters, providing a sense of relaxation and purification.