This Scentopia's perfume includes scented notes of various orchids, each offering distinct characteristics. One of the Native Singaporean Orchid notes used is Sophrolaeliocattley, a compact plant with rich pink flowers and a darker pink lip. This hybrid, a cross between Lc Aloha Case 'Hawaiian Style' x Slc Kauai Starbright, produces large fragrant flowers and has received several awards in the past for its wonderful fragrance. It is featured in the Oriental 10 (Women) Team Building Perfume workshop.
Among the Therapeutic Orchid notes, Cypripedium guttatum Sw. is a small pink-flowered orchid used in eastern Russia and Siberia to treat epilepsy. Hemipilia flabellata Bureau & Franch, found in regions of China and Myanmar, is used to "moisten the lungs" and treat dry coughs, tuberculosis, trauma, excessive sweating, and renal colic. Luisia curtisii Seidenf., distributed in Southeast Asia, is called diuretic in Thailand. Orchis simia Lam., distributed from Europe to Iran and North Africa, is used as Salep in Iran and Turkey. Phalaenopsis deliciosa Rchb. f., with small flowers, is distributed across various Southeast Asian countries and is used in Taiwan to dispel cold and wind, and clear dampness. Pleione humilis (Sm.) D. Don, found in Nepal, is applied as a paste to cuts and wounds and consumed as a tonic.
In addition to orchid notes, the perfume also includes scent notes of sage, cinnamon, cardamom, Ambertone, musks, spice mix, Choya Loban Hemoki, patchouli, and opoponax, adding complexity and richness to the fragrance created by Scentopia.
Among the Therapeutic Orchid notes, Cypripedium guttatum Sw. is a small pink-flowered orchid used in eastern Russia and Siberia to treat epilepsy. Hemipilia flabellata Bureau & Franch, found in regions of China and Myanmar, is used to "moisten the lungs" and treat dry coughs, tuberculosis, trauma, excessive sweating, and renal colic. Luisia curtisii Seidenf., distributed in Southeast Asia, is called diuretic in Thailand. Orchis simia Lam., distributed from Europe to Iran and North Africa, is used as Salep in Iran and Turkey. Phalaenopsis deliciosa Rchb. f., with small flowers, is distributed across various Southeast Asian countries and is used in Taiwan to dispel cold and wind, and clear dampness. Pleione humilis (Sm.) D. Don, found in Nepal, is applied as a paste to cuts and wounds and consumed as a tonic.
In addition to orchid notes, the perfume also includes scent notes of sage, cinnamon, cardamom, Ambertone, musks, spice mix, Choya Loban Hemoki, patchouli, and opoponax, adding complexity and richness to the fragrance created by Scentopia.
Other fragrance oils- Oriental 1, Oriental 2, Oriental 3, Oriental 4, Oriental 5, Oriental 6, Oriental 7, Oriental 8, Oriental 9, Oriental 10, Oriental 11, Oriental 12
Download the guided mediation that works best with this Orchid fragrance oil
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Contains Scented Notes of following in various proportions:
Native Singaporean Orchid notes: Sophrolaeliocattley
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Sophrolaeliocattley- Used in Oriental 10 (Women) for Team building Perfume workshop
Sophrolaeliocattleya, a hybrid of Lc Aloha Case 'Hawaiian Style' and Slc Kauai Starbright, is a delightful orchid variety highly valued for its appearance and fragrance. This compact plant showcases beautiful, rich pink flowers adorned with a darker pink lip, creating a captivating visual display. One of the standout features of this hybrid is its delightful fragrance, adding to its allure and making it a popular choice for various applications, including in the context of the Oriental 10 (Women) team-building perfume workshop. The combination of Lc Aloha Case 'Hawaiian Style' and Slc Kauai Starbright has resulted in a mini cattleya with the unique ability to produce large and fragrant flowers. The outstanding characteristics of this hybrid have earned it numerous awards and accolades in the past, solidifying its reputation as a remarkable orchid variety. The presence of this orchid in the team-building perfume workshop adds to the overall experience, allowing participants to appreciate its beauty and fragrance while engaging in collaborative activities. The delightful fragrance of Sophrolaeliocattleya serves as an inspiration, symbolizing harmony, unity, and the blending of diverse elements to create something extraordinary. As a hybrid that has been carefully cultivated to preserve and enhance its exceptional qualities, Sophrolaeliocattleya represents the beauty of nature's diversity and the artistry of horticultural innovation, making it a treasured botanical gem that enriches the team-building experience and leaves a lasting impression on participants. |
Therapeutic Orchid notes:
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Cypripedium guttatum Sw.
Chinese name: Zidianshao Lan Chinese medicinal name: Banhuashaolan Cypripedium guttatum Sw., also known as Zidianshao Lan in Chinese and Banhuashaolan in Chinese medicinal terms, is a captivating orchid species with distinctive features. The plant produces small pink flowers, which grace the surroundings with their beauty from May to July. Cypripedium guttatum is a versatile orchid, found in both open and shady habitats, displaying its adaptability and wide geographical distribution. In traditional herbal practices, the roots and leaves of Cypripedium guttatum have been utilized in eastern Russia and Siberia as a remedy for epilepsy. The plant holds significance in the context of addressing this neurological condition, and its use in traditional medicine reflects the ancient wisdom and cultural knowledge of utilizing natural resources for healing purposes. The medicinal applications of Cypripedium guttatum highlight the importance of conserving and preserving botanical treasures like orchids, which contribute to traditional healing practices and the well-being of communities. The orchid's role in treating epilepsy exemplifies its potential as a source of natural remedies and its valuable contribution to promoting health and quality of life for those who benefit from its therapeutic properties. |
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Hemipilia flabellata Bureau & Franch
Chinese names: Duyeyizhi Hua (one leaf flower), Meteor rain grass, Shanchunshehui Lan Chinese medicinal name: Duyeyizhi Hua (soli- tary leaf flower) Hemipilia flabellata Bureau & Franch, known as Duyeyizhi Hua (one leaf flower), Meteor rain grass, and Shanchunshehui Lan in Chinese, is a fascinating orchid species with unique characteristics. This orchid thrives in specific environments, typically found in damp, humus-rich soil. It can also be spotted in mossy areas on the ground or in rock crevices, particularly at the edges of limestone forests at elevations ranging from 2500 to 3200 meters. Its distribution includes regions in Sichuan, Yunnan, and Tibet, as well as in the Shan state of Myanmar. In Chinese medicinal practices, Hemipilia flabellata is held in high regard. The drug derived from this orchid is valued for its ability to "moisten the lungs," making it an effective remedy for treating dry coughs and respiratory issues. The herb's therapeutic applications extend to addressing tuberculosis, trauma-related conditions, excessive sweating, and renal colic. The use of Hemipilia flabellata in traditional medicine highlights the significant role of orchids as valuable resources in promoting health and wellness. The herb's presence in regions like Sichuan, Yunnan, and Guizhou demonstrates the recognition of its medicinal properties and the cultural significance of using natural remedies for various health concerns. The preservation and sustainable use of such botanical treasures are essential to continuing the traditions of traditional medicine and benefiting future generations with the knowledge and wisdom of ancient healing practices. |
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Luisia curtisii Seidenf.
Thai name: Kho sing Luisia curtisii Seidenf., known as Kho Sing in Thai, is an intriguing orchid species with a widespread distribution across Southeast Asia. This orchid can be found in various countries, including Thailand, Cambodia, Vietnam, Peninsular Malaysia, Borneo, and the Philippines, showcasing its adaptability and prevalence in the region. In traditional Thai herbal medicine, the whole plant of Luisia curtisii is valued for its diuretic properties. Diuretics are substances that promote the production of urine, which can be beneficial for individuals with certain health conditions, such as edema (fluid retention) or other issues related to excess water in the body. The recognition of Luisia curtisii as a diuretic in Thai traditional medicine highlights the rich botanical knowledge and cultural heritage associated with natural remedies. The herb's utilization in promoting diuresis demonstrates the understanding and application of botanical resources to support health and well-being in the local communities where it thrives. Preserving and respecting the use of traditional herbal knowledge, such as the diuretic properties of Luisia curtisii, contributes to the continuity of traditional healing practices and the sustainable management of botanical resources. These valuable practices, rooted in centuries of accumulated wisdom, continue to be cherished for their contributions to the health and quality of life of individuals across generations. |
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Orchis simia Lam.
Turkish names: Tavsantopugu, topanbas, solmazsoluk, puskullu Orchis simia Lam., known by various Turkish names such as Tavsantopugu, topanbas, solmazsoluk, and puskullu, is a fascinating orchid species with a wide distribution ranging from Europe to Iran and north Africa. This orchid can be found in diverse habitats, including meadows and sparse forests, preferring sunny locations with neutral soils or limestone. Its adaptability allows it to thrive across a range of elevations, from lowlands to altitudes of up to 1550 meters. In terms of phytochemistry, Orchis simia contains several bioactive compounds, including a phenolic glycoside called loroglossin, coumarin precursors, anthocyanins, cyanin, and orchicyanins I and II. These compounds contribute to the plant's medicinal properties and potential health benefits. In traditional Iranian and Turkish herbal practices, Orchis simia is highly valued for its usage as Salep. Salep is a traditional beverage made from the ground tubers of certain orchid species, including Orchis simia. The drink is renowned for its nourishing and invigorating properties, and it is often enjoyed as a warm, comforting drink during colder months. The use of Orchis simia as Salep highlights the cultural significance of orchids in traditional herbal practices, as well as the importance of preserving and respecting indigenous knowledge surrounding these botanical resources. The sustainable utilization of orchids like Orchis simia ensures the continuation of traditional healing practices and supports the conservation of these valuable plant species for future generations. |
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Phalaenopsis deliciosa Rchb. f. syn. Kingidium deliciosum (Rchb. f.)
Chinese names: Xiaoe Lan (small moth orchid), Dajiannanghudie Lan Phalaenopsis deliciosa Rchb. f., also known as Kingidium deliciosum (Rchb. f.), holds fascinating Chinese names such as Xiaoe Lan (small moth orchid) and Dajiannanghudie Lan. This orchid species is characterized by its small flowers and short stature, forming clumps through basal shoots. It stands out as the most widely distributed species within its type. The distribution of Phalaenopsis deliciosa spans from Sri Lanka and India to regions across Yunnan, Myanmar, Thailand, Indochina, Malaysia, Indonesia, and the Philippines. It can be found in riverine forests, typically at elevations ranging from sea level up to 300 meters. The plant's preferences include a balance of light and humidity, while avoiding water-logging. In Taiwanese herbal practices, Phalaenopsis deliciosa is highly valued for its therapeutic properties. The whole plant is utilized to dispel cold and wind while simultaneously clearing dampness. This suggests its potential in addressing conditions related to cold and wind exposure, as well as promoting better balance and well-being by alleviating dampness-related discomforts. The utilization of Phalaenopsis deliciosa in traditional medicine reflects the profound knowledge of botanical resources and their applications in promoting health and vitality. As a widely distributed species, this orchid plays a significant role in cultural practices, supporting local communities' health and traditional healing practices in the regions where it thrives. Preserving and respecting such knowledge ensures the continuity of traditional herbal practices and sustainable management of these botanical treasures for generations to come. |
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Pleione humilis (Sm.) D. Don,
Pleione diantha Schltr., Epidendrrum humile Smith; Coelogyne humilis (Smith) Lindl., Cym- bidium humile (Smith) Lindl. Nepalese name: Hathi tauke (meaning elephant head and referring to the shape of the flower), Shaktigumba Pleione humilis (Sm.) D. Don, also known as Pleione diantha Schltr., Epidendrum humile Smith, Coelogyne humilis (Smith) Lindl., and Cymbidium humile (Smith) Lindl., is a captivating orchid species with several names and rich historical associations. In Nepal, this orchid is known as Hathi tauke, which refers to the shape of the flower, resembling an elephant head. Another Nepalese name is Shaktigumba. In traditional herbal practices in Nepal, Pleione humilis is valued for its medicinal properties, and various parts of the plant are utilized for different purposes. The pseudobulbs of the orchid are used to create a paste, which is applied topically to cuts and wounds. This suggests its potential as a natural remedy for promoting wound healing and managing minor skin injuries. Additionally, the powdered form of Pleione humilis is consumed as a tonic. This indicates its use as a general health tonic, possibly providing nourishment and supporting overall well-being. The traditional use of Pleione humilis in Nepal reflects the profound knowledge of local communities in utilizing natural resources for their health benefits. As a botanical treasure with therapeutic properties, Pleione humilis continues to play a role in traditional healing practices and cultural heritage, contributing to the well-being and health of individuals in the regions where it is cherished. |
Other scent note
Sage, Cinnamon, cardamom, Ambertone, Musks, Spice mix, Choya Loban Hemoki, patchouli, opoponax
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