Bhagavatapurana 9.6.46

9.6.46

mahārhaśayyāsanavastrabhūṣaṇa snānānulepābhyavahāramālyakaiḥ /
svalaṅkṛtastrīpuruṣeṣu nityadā reme 'nugāyaddvijabhṛṅgavandiṣu //

45. & 46. That sage versed in the Rigveda spent his time delightfully with those princesses in mansions decorated with invaluable tapestries, furnished by his unlimited powers of tapas, in pools of crystal water in the middle of various parks and gardens, and in the gardens of saugandhika flowers, furnished with very valuable beds, seats, dress, ornaments, baths, pigments, eatables and flowers, in places where men and women well decked in ornaments and dress met, where birds and bees sang like bards.