This perfume at Scentopia contains scented notes of various orchids, each with its unique properties and uses. The Native Singaporean Orchid note used is Sophrocattleya love knot, which produces deep red to purple flowers and is known for its fragrance. It is used in the Oriental 8 (Women) perfume for Team Building Perfume workshops.
The Therapeutic Orchid notes consist of several orchid varieties, including Bulbophyllum kwangtungense, which thrives on rocks in China, Hong Kong, and Lantau Islands. It is used in traditional medicine to treat coughs, reduce heat, clear wind, and convulsions in children. The Pseudobulbs of this orchid are used fresh or steamed & powdered for various medicinal purposes, including relieving swelling and treating rheumatism and arthritic pain.
Another orchid, Dendrobium amoenum, found in the Himalayas to Myanmar, is used as a tonic in Nepal, and its paste is applied to treat burns and dislocated bones. Luisia trichorrhiza from Nepal and Thailand is used to treat liver dysfunction and diabetes mellitus, while the roots are used in Bangladesh to treat jaundice, muscle pain, and diarrhea. Peristylus densus, native to China's southwest, is used to treat physical weakness, fortify the stomach and spleen, and address digestive issues and diarrhea.
Satyrium nepalense var. ciliatum with pink flowers is used to strengthen the loins, invigorate the kidney, nourish blood, and calm the mind. It helps with conditions like nephritis, weak kidneys, backache, facial and leg swellings, and heart disease. Vanilla aphylla Blume, found in Thailand, Myanmar, and Malaysia, is used in traditional medicine to address liver dysfunction.
Apart from orchids, the perfume also contains other scent notes like clove, anise, pepper, balsam, musk, suede, caviar, Ginseng, and spicy notes, adding complexity to the fragrance. Each of these scent notes contributes to the overall aroma and character of the perfume created by Scentopia.
The Therapeutic Orchid notes consist of several orchid varieties, including Bulbophyllum kwangtungense, which thrives on rocks in China, Hong Kong, and Lantau Islands. It is used in traditional medicine to treat coughs, reduce heat, clear wind, and convulsions in children. The Pseudobulbs of this orchid are used fresh or steamed & powdered for various medicinal purposes, including relieving swelling and treating rheumatism and arthritic pain.
Another orchid, Dendrobium amoenum, found in the Himalayas to Myanmar, is used as a tonic in Nepal, and its paste is applied to treat burns and dislocated bones. Luisia trichorrhiza from Nepal and Thailand is used to treat liver dysfunction and diabetes mellitus, while the roots are used in Bangladesh to treat jaundice, muscle pain, and diarrhea. Peristylus densus, native to China's southwest, is used to treat physical weakness, fortify the stomach and spleen, and address digestive issues and diarrhea.
Satyrium nepalense var. ciliatum with pink flowers is used to strengthen the loins, invigorate the kidney, nourish blood, and calm the mind. It helps with conditions like nephritis, weak kidneys, backache, facial and leg swellings, and heart disease. Vanilla aphylla Blume, found in Thailand, Myanmar, and Malaysia, is used in traditional medicine to address liver dysfunction.
Apart from orchids, the perfume also contains other scent notes like clove, anise, pepper, balsam, musk, suede, caviar, Ginseng, and spicy notes, adding complexity to the fragrance. Each of these scent notes contributes to the overall aroma and character of the perfume 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
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Contains Scented Notes of following in various proportions:
Native Singaporean Orchid notes: Sophrocattleya love knot-
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Sophrocattleya love knot- Used in Oriental 8 (Women) for Team building Perfume workshop
The flower have had deep red to purple flowers. Compact plant with relatively large fragrant flowers. |
Therapeutic Orchid notes:
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Bulbophyllum kwangtungense
Chinese name: Guangdongshidou Lan (Guangdong Province stone bean orchid) A miniature Bulbophyllum that flowers from May to August. It thrives on rocks in forests of China, Hong Kong and Lantau Islands. Bulbophyllum kwangtungense, known as Guangdongshidou Lan (Guangdong Province stone bean orchid) in Chinese, is a small-sized orchid species that blooms from May to August. It is commonly found thriving on rocks in the forests of China, Hong Kong, and Lantau Islands. The plant has various medicinal uses. Its fresh or steamed & powdered pseudobulbs can be used for treating coughs, reducing "heat," clearing "wind," and addressing convulsions in children. The taste of the plant is described as dry, bland, and cold in nature, which helps in releasing heat, nourishing yin, and relieving swelling. In traditional medicine, it is also used for ailments such as rheumatism, arthritic pain, traumatic injuries, and mastitis. For external applications, pounded pseudobulbs are applied to affected areas. However, caution is advised for people with a "cold body" when using this herb. Bulbophyllum kwangtungense contains several compounds, including Cumulatin, densiflorol A, and plicatol B. Notably, it also contains three dihydrodibenzoxepins, namely 7,8-dihydro-5-hydroxy-12,13-methylenedioxy-11-methoxyldibenz[b,f]oxepin, 7,8-dihydro-3-hydroxy-12,13-methylenedioxy-11-methoxyldibenz[b,f]oxepin, and others (1-3). These dihydro-benzoxepins have shown antitumor activity against human tumor cell lines HeLa and K562. Additionally, dibenz[b,f]oxepin has been identified as a stress metabolite produced by the plant. |
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Dendrobium amoenum Wall ex Lindl.
Dendrobium amoenum Wall ex Lindl. is an intriguing orchid species that can be found distributed across a wide range, extending from the majestic Himalayan region all the way to the enchanting landscapes of Myanmar. In traditional herbal usage, the stems of Dendrobium amoenum hold significant importance as they are harnessed for their tonic properties, particularly in Nepal, where they are revered for their therapeutic benefits. The Nepalese have long recognized the health-enhancing potential of this orchid's stems, employing them as a natural tonic to invigorate the body and promote overall well-being. Furthermore, the pseudobulbs of D. amoenum are ingeniously utilized in traditional medicinal applications. A fresh paste, skillfully prepared from these pseudobulbs, becomes a potent remedy for addressing burns and dislocated bones. The soothing and healing properties of this paste make it an effective topical application, providing much-needed relief to those who have suffered from the distressing effects of burns and the discomfort of dislocated bones. Over generations, the knowledge of Dendrobium amoenum's medicinal applications has been passed down through cultural practices and traditional healing methods. The plant's ability to serve as a natural tonic and remedy for burns and dislocated bones has endeared it to local communities, who continue to value its contributions to their well-being and health. As a testament to its versatility and efficacy, D. amoenum remains a cherished botanical resource, bridging the gap between ancient wisdom and contemporary health practices. |
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Luisia trichorrhiza (Hook.) Blume
Nepalese name: Arjona Thai name: Kluai nam thai Phytochemistry: Small amounts of alkaloid are present in this orchid. Luisia trichorrhiza (Hook.) Blume is a captivating orchid species known for its various medicinal applications. In Nepal, where it is referred to as "Arjona," the plant's paste is skillfully applied to alleviate painful muscles, providing much-needed relief to those suffering from discomfort and muscle-related issues. In Thailand, the orchid is called "Kluai nam thai," and its whole plant is employed as a traditional remedy for liver dysfunction and diabetes mellitus. The local healers and practitioners in Thailand have long recognized the potential of this orchid in addressing these health concerns, making it an integral part of their medicinal traditions. In Bangladesh, the roots of Luisia trichorrhiza are utilized for treating multiple health conditions. Notably, they are employed as a remedy for jaundice, muscle pain, and diarrhea, attesting to the diverse therapeutic properties this orchid possesses. Phytochemical analyses have revealed the presence of small amounts of alkaloids in this orchid, which could potentially contribute to its medicinal efficacy and make it a valuable resource in traditional healing practices. Throughout different regions, Luisia trichorrhiza stands as a testament to the richness of nature's pharmacopoeia and the profound knowledge held by local communities. Its extensive use in various medicinal applications highlights its significance as a botanical treasure, perpetuating the age-old tradition of utilizing nature's gifts to promote health and well-being. |
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Peristylus densus (Lindl.) Santapau and Kapadia syn. Platanthera stenostachya Lindl.
Chinese names: Xiasuikuorui Lan, Xiasuilu Lan, Xiasuishechun Lan (narrow tassel tongue lip orchid), Xiasuilu Lan (narrow tassel heron orchid), Xiasuiyufenghua (narrow tassel jade phoenix flower) Peristylus densus (Lindl.) Santapau and Kapadia, also known as Platanthera stenostachya Lindl., is an enchanting orchid species with several Chinese names, including Xiasuikuorui Lan, Xiasuilu Lan, Xiasuishechun Lan (narrow tassel tongue lip orchid), and Xiasuilu Lan (narrow tassel heron orchid). It is also referred to as Xiasuiyufenghua (narrow tassel jade phoenix flower). These herbs are predominantly sourced from China's southwest region, where they have found significant usage in traditional herbal medicine. According to the Yunnan Shi Mao Chinese Traditional Medicine (CTM) prescription, the recommended dosage for medicinal purposes is 15–30 grams of the plant, typically cooked with meat to enhance its therapeutic effects. In Chinese herbal medicine, Peristylus densus is valued for its diverse health benefits. It is widely used to address physical weakness and strengthen the stomach and spleen. Additionally, the herb is employed to correct malnutrition and improve digestion, particularly in children who may suffer from poor digestion and nutritional deficiencies. Moreover, it is utilized as a remedy for managing diarrhea and providing relief from rheumatism. The ancient wisdom of traditional herbal medicine in China has recognized the potency of Peristylus densus in treating various health conditions, making it a treasured botanical resource that continues to play a vital role in promoting well-being and enhancing the quality of life for many individuals. |
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Satyrium nepalense var. ciliatum (Lindl.) Hook. f.
Chinese and medicinal name: Yuanmaoniaozu Lan (hair edged bird feet orchid) Satyrium nepalense var. ciliatum (Lindl.) Hook. f., known as Yuanmaoniaozu Lan (hair-edged bird feet orchid) in Chinese and traditional medicine, is a captivating orchid species with remarkable medicinal properties. In China, this orchid displays elegant pink flowers, and its flowering period spans from August to October. In traditional herbal usage, the stem of Satyrium nepalense var. ciliatum is highly valued for its therapeutic benefits. It is notably used to strengthen the loins and invigorate the kidneys, supporting kidney function and promoting overall kidney health. Moreover, the herb is known for its blood-nourishing properties, which contribute to improved blood circulation and general well-being. Additionally, this orchid stem is harnessed for its calming effects on the mind, making it an essential component in traditional treatments aimed at promoting mental tranquility and emotional balance. In the realm of medicinal applications, Yuanmaoniaozu Lan plays a crucial role in managing various health conditions. It is used as a remedy for nephritis, a kidney inflammation that requires careful attention and treatment. Furthermore, it is employed to address weak kidneys and alleviate backache, providing relief to those suffering from such discomforts. The herb's properties extend to treating facial and leg swellings, offering a solution to edema-related issues. Additionally, its traditional usage includes its application in heart disease management. The profound knowledge of traditional Chinese medicine recognizes the significance of Satyrium nepalense var. ciliatum in promoting well-being and addressing diverse health concerns. As a natural resource with multifaceted therapeutic properties, Yuanmaoniaozu Lan continues to be cherished for its contributions to enhancing health and vitality. |
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Vanilla aphylla Blume
Thai Name: Khot nok kut (in Surat Thani), Khruea ngu khieo (in Nakhon Ratchasima), Thau ngu khieo (in Saraburi) Vanilla aphylla Blume, commonly known by various Thai names such as Khot nok kut (in Surat Thani), Khruea ngu khieo (in Nakhon Ratchasima), and Thau ngu khieo (in Saraburi), is a unique orchid species with distinctive characteristics. The stems of Vanilla aphylla are dark green and flattened, adding to the allure of this plant. It is distributed across various regions, including the southern half of Thailand, Myanmar, Indochina, northern Peninsular Malaysia, and Java. In traditional Thai herbal medicine, the stem of Vanilla aphylla is highly regarded for its medicinal properties, particularly in the treatment of liver dysfunction. The local healers and practitioners in Thailand have harnessed the therapeutic potential of this orchid species, recognizing its effectiveness in addressing liver-related health issues. The knowledge of this herbal usage has been passed down through generations, representing the invaluable wisdom of traditional healing practices. Vanilla aphylla stands as a testament to the rich botanical resources that nature offers, contributing to the well-being and health of individuals in the regions where it thrives. |
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