Scentopia's Orchid Fragrance is a carefully curated blend of scented notes that showcases the captivating beauty of various orchid species. Among these components is the Native Singaporean Orchid (Bulbophyllum Comosum), known for its upright inflorescence and needle-like sepals. Its fragrant flowers exude a delightful aroma reminiscent of cinnamon, floral notes, and subtle hints of mothballs and hay.
The fragrance also features the Therapeutic Orchid (Calanthe plantaginea Lindl.), whose tubers are harvested, dried, and transformed into a powdered form. In Nepal, this powder is mixed with milk and consumed as a tonic and aphrodisiac, highlighting its potential therapeutic properties.
Habenaria petelotii Gagnep., found in forests and valleys across southern China and Vietnam, brings its medicinal benefits to the fragrance composition. Traditional Chinese medicine utilizes this orchid to address various conditions, including renal insufficiency, coughs related to "heat lungs," external injuries with bleeding, erectile dysfunction, hernia, and nocturnal bed-wetting in children.
Another noteworthy inclusion is the Dactylorhiza incarnata (L.) Soo, also known as Early Marsh Orchid. Thriving in wet meadows and bogs across Europe, the Middle East, Iran, and Xinjiang in China, its tubers are collected for salep, primarily consumed in Turkey.
Completing the collection is the Goodyera repens (L) R.Br., a small terrestrial herb with an erect stem found throughout the northern hemisphere. This orchid flourishes in shady, leaf-strewn, moist environments within coniferous and deciduous forests, ravines, and hill slopes.
Through the meticulous blending of these scented notes, Scentopia's Orchid Fragrance creates an enchanting olfactory experience that celebrates the unique characteristics and aromas of each orchid species. This captivating scent profile combines fragrant elements with the potential therapeutic benefits associated with these orchids, resulting in a truly captivating and diverse fragrance.
The fragrance also features the Therapeutic Orchid (Calanthe plantaginea Lindl.), whose tubers are harvested, dried, and transformed into a powdered form. In Nepal, this powder is mixed with milk and consumed as a tonic and aphrodisiac, highlighting its potential therapeutic properties.
Habenaria petelotii Gagnep., found in forests and valleys across southern China and Vietnam, brings its medicinal benefits to the fragrance composition. Traditional Chinese medicine utilizes this orchid to address various conditions, including renal insufficiency, coughs related to "heat lungs," external injuries with bleeding, erectile dysfunction, hernia, and nocturnal bed-wetting in children.
Another noteworthy inclusion is the Dactylorhiza incarnata (L.) Soo, also known as Early Marsh Orchid. Thriving in wet meadows and bogs across Europe, the Middle East, Iran, and Xinjiang in China, its tubers are collected for salep, primarily consumed in Turkey.
Completing the collection is the Goodyera repens (L) R.Br., a small terrestrial herb with an erect stem found throughout the northern hemisphere. This orchid flourishes in shady, leaf-strewn, moist environments within coniferous and deciduous forests, ravines, and hill slopes.
Through the meticulous blending of these scented notes, Scentopia's Orchid Fragrance creates an enchanting olfactory experience that celebrates the unique characteristics and aromas of each orchid species. This captivating scent profile combines fragrant elements with the potential therapeutic benefits associated with these orchids, resulting in a truly captivating and diverse fragrance.
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Contains Scented Notes of following in various proportions:
Native Singaporean Orchid notes: Bulbophyllum Comosum
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Bulbophyllum Comosum - Used in Fresh 8 (Men) for Team building Perfume workshop
The orchid with a tall, upright inflorescence measuring 13.8cm and a sharply pendant apex also possesses a second immature inflorescence. This unique orchid is leafless, and its porrect flowers showcase white sepals and petals. The sepals, with their needle-like appearance, have marginal hispidity. What makes this orchid truly captivating is its wonderful fragrance. Described by many websites as reminiscent of cinnamon, it offers a combination of cinnamon notes with a subtle touch of floral elements. Some individuals also perceive hints of mothballs and hay within the fragrance, adding an intriguing depth to its aroma. This aromatic profile adds a distinct character to Scentopia's Orchid Fragrance, allowing it to evoke a sense of warmth, spice, and natural beauty. The orchid's fragrant qualities blend harmoniously with the other scented notes, creating a captivating olfactory experience that engages the senses and leaves a lasting impression. |
Therapeutic Orchid notes:
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Calanthe plantaginea Lindl.
Herbal Usage: Harvested tubers are washed, sun-dried and rendered into powder form. In Calanthe plantaginea Lindl., an orchid species with recognized medicinal properties, is valued for its harvested tubers. These tubers are carefully washed and sun-dried before being transformed into a powdered form. In Nepal, this powder is traditionally mixed with milk and consumed as a tonic and aphrodisiac. The use of Calanthe plantaginea in herbal practices highlights its potential benefits in promoting overall well-being and vitality. The powdered tubers, when combined with milk, are believed to possess tonic properties, providing a nourishing effect on the body. Additionally, the aphrodisiac qualities associated with this orchid suggest its potential in enhancing and supporting sexual health. By incorporating Calanthe plantaginea into their Orchid Fragrance, Scentopia captures not only the captivating scent but also the traditional knowledge surrounding its herbal usage. The fragrance composition offers a unique blend that combines the aromatic allure of this orchid with its potential therapeutic properties, resulting in a captivating and enriching olfactory experience. |
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Habenaria petelotii Gagnep.
Chinese name: Liebanyufeng Hua Chinese medicinal name: Danshencao Taiwanese name: You Mao Yu Feng Lan (Little feather jade phoenix orchid) The species is found in forests and along valleys in the southern provinces of China at 300–1600 m (Anhui, Zhejiang, Fujian, Guangdong, Jiangxi, Hunan, Guizhou, Guangxi, southeast Yunnan) and in Vietnam. The orchid species known as You Mao Yu Feng Lan, which translates to "Little Feather Jade Phoenix Orchid" in Taiwanese, has a distribution that encompasses forests and valleys in the southern provinces of China, including Anhui, Zhejiang, Fujian, Guangdong, Jiangxi, Hunan, Guizhou, Guangxi, and southeast Yunnan. It is also found in Vietnam. This orchid thrives at altitudes ranging from 300 to 1600 meters in these regions. In traditional Chinese medicine, You Mao Yu Feng Lan is highly regarded for its therapeutic properties. It is used to address various health conditions, including renal insufficiency, coughs associated with "heat lungs," external injuries with bleeding, erectile dysfunction, hernia, and nocturnal bed-wetting in children. These applications highlight the versatile nature of this orchid in traditional medicinal practices. The inclusion of You Mao Yu Feng Lan in Scentopia's Orchid Fragrance not only adds an aromatic element but also pays homage to its traditional herbal usage. By infusing the fragrance with the essence of this orchid, Scentopia creates a sensory experience that combines the captivating scent with the potential therapeutic benefits associated with its herbal applications. |
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Dactylorhiza incarnata (L.) Soo
Common name: Early marsh orchid D. incaranata grows in bogs and wet meadows from Ireland and Sweden across Europe to the Middle East, Iran and Xinjiang (China). The orchid commonly known as the Early Marsh Orchid, scientifically referred to as Dactylorhiza incarnata, thrives in boggy areas and wet meadows. Its natural habitat spans from Ireland and Sweden across Europe to the Middle East, including Iran and Xinjiang in China. In Iran, the tubers of Dactylorhiza incarnata are collected for the production of salep, a starchy flour-like substance used in culinary and medicinal applications. However, it is worth noting that Turkey is the primary consumer of salep derived from this orchid species. The utilization of Dactylorhiza incarnata for salep production showcases the historical and cultural significance of this orchid in certain regions. Its tubers hold value for their culinary use and potential medicinal properties, contributing to the traditions and practices of these areas. By incorporating the essence of the Early Marsh Orchid into their Orchid Fragrance, Scentopia not only captures its alluring scent but also acknowledges the historical connections and cultural associations tied to this orchid. The fragrance composition encapsulates the essence of this unique orchid species, adding depth and intrigue to the overall olfactory experience. |
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Goodyera repens (L) R.Br.
Chinese names: Nantoubanye Lan (Pocket-sized, etched/reticulated leaf orchid), Xiuzhenbanye Lan (Pocket-sized etched leaf orchid); Xiaobanye Lan (Small speckled leaf orchid); Huasheyizhijian (Floral snake single arrow.) North American Names: Dwarf rattlesnake plantain; Lesser rattlesnake plantain Pakistani common name: Creeping Ladies Tresses This small terrestrial herb, with a tall and slim erect stem, has a widespread distribution throughout the northern hemisphere. Its range extends from Scandinavia across Russia and China to Canada and the northern United States. This orchid species prefers shady environments in leaf-strewn, humus-rich, and moist ground, commonly found in coniferous and deciduous forests, as well as ravines and hill slopes. The life cycle of this orchid is fascinating. After the release of its seeds in autumn, they remain dormant until spring when germination occurs. During the summer, the seedlings grow to a diameter of about 1 mm, but they do not develop roots or leaves until the following summer, which marks their fourth growing season. It may take up to 8 years for individual plants to produce flowers. Once the stem of a flowering plant withers, a cluster of axillary shoots emerges, forming a colony. Regarding its phytochemistry, this orchid contains a small amount of alkaloid and produces loroglossin, contributing to its chemical profile. In Chinese herbal medicine, the entire plant is utilized to nourish the lungs and kidneys and alleviate pain. It is employed to treat various conditions such as fever, weepy sores, tuberculosis, coughs, weak lungs, weak kidneys, asthma, dizziness, backache, nocturnal emissions, impotence, and snake bites. In India, this orchid is used to address women's illnesses, stomach and bladder diseases. The chewed leaves are applied to reptile bites, while mashed leaves are used to prevent infant rash. Additionally, it is also utilized as salep, highlighting its diverse range of applications in traditional practices. By incorporating the essence of this orchid into their Orchid Fragrance, Scentopia captures not only its captivating scent but also the traditional knowledge and cultural associations surrounding its herbal usage. The fragrance composition presents a unique blend that celebrates the intriguing characteristics and potential benefits associated with this orchid species, creating a multi-faceted olfactory experience. |
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