Scentopia's perfume contains scented notes of various orchids, each with its unique characteristics. This essential oil, fragrance oil oriental 9 is the same. One of the Native Singaporean Orchid notes used is C [(gaskelliana x lawrenceana) x intermedia] Blau x Lc Mini Purple Blau, known for its large blue flowers on a compact plant and a pleasant fragrance. This orchid is featured in the Oriental 9 (Women) Team Building Perfume workshop.

Among the Therapeutic Orchid notes, Arundina Blume is a grass-like terrestrial orchid with flowers resembling bamboo and Cattleya. It is found in Southeast Asia, India, Nepal, and Sri Lanka. Another orchid, Cymbidium hookerianum Rchb. f., is used medicinally in China and Bhutan for treating fractures and traumatic soft tissue injuries. Dendrobium flexicaule is an exclusive saxicolous orchid with potential medicinal properties, while Dienia cylindrostachya Lindl. is used as a nutrient and tonic for general debility in some regions.

Paphiopedilum micranthum Tang et Wang, a recently discovered terrestrial-lithophytic species, is used medicinally in China for its bitter and cooling properties, believed to benefit the brain and calm the nerves. The perfume also includes scent notes of amber, Cupuacu root, musk, clove, and lavender, along with clover as part of Scentopia's scent library references. Each of these elements contributes to the complexity and unique character of the fragrance offered by Scentopia.

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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: C [(gaskelliana x lawrenceana) x intermedia] Blau x Lc Mini Purple Blau

C [(gaskelliana x lawrenceana) x intermedia] Blau x Lc Mini Purple Blau - ​Used in Oriental 9 (Women) for Team building Perfume workshop​
C [(gaskelliana x lawrenceana) x intermedia] Blau x Lc Mini Purple Blau is a captivating orchid hybrid that is utilized in the context of the Oriental 9 (Women) for team-building perfume workshops.
This hybrid orchid boasts large, eye-catching blue flowers that bloom on a relatively compact plant. The beauty of the flowers lies in the varying intensity of blue hues displayed on the sepals and petals, contrasted by a much darker blue lip. Besides their visual appeal, the flowers also emit a delightful fragrance, adding to their allure.
The orchid's unique characteristics and pleasant aroma make it a perfect choice for the team-building perfume workshop, where participants can experience its beauty and fragrance while engaging in collaborative activities. This exotic hybrid exemplifies the wonders of nature and serves as a symbolic representation of teamwork, unity, and the harmonious blending of diverse elements to create something extraordinary.

Therapeutic Orchid notes: 

Arundina Blume
Chinese name: Zhuye Lan (bamboo leaf orchid). In Taiwanese (Hokien) dialect: chiau a hoe
Arundina Blume, commonly known as Zhuye Lan (bamboo leaf orchid) in Chinese or chiau a hoe in the Taiwanese (Hokien) dialect, is an intriguing orchid species with a unique combination of features.
The name Arundo, derived from Latin, translates to 'reed,' reflecting the orchid's resemblance to grass-like reeds in its vegetative form. Arundina is a terrestrial orchid, and its appearance is often likened to bamboo due to its similar leaf structure. The plant's flowers, on the other hand, bear a resemblance to those of the Cattleya orchid, further adding to its allure and beauty.
Arundina is a familiar and cherished orchid across Southeast Asia, where it is commonly found. Its distribution spans across various regions, including India, Nepal, and Sri Lanka, as well as southern China and Southeast Asia, extending to the Ryukyu Islands and Tahiti.
This widespread presence highlights the popularity and appreciation of Arundina in the region. Its elegant bamboo-like leaves and stunning Cattleya-like flowers make it a favorite among orchid enthusiasts and a symbol of natural beauty and cultural significance throughout Southeast Asia.

Cymbidium hookerianum Rchb. f.
Chinese name: Hutou Lan
Chinese medicinal name: Hutou Lan
 
Cymbidium hookerianum Rchb. f., commonly known as Hutou Lan in Chinese, is an exquisite orchid species highly valued for its medicinal properties.
In Bhutan, this orchid blooms with elegance, displaying its flowers from February to May. In China, it graces the landscape with its beautiful blossoms from January to April.
In traditional herbal practices, Cymbidium hookerianum is recognized for its therapeutic benefits, and different parts of the plant are used for various purposes.
In India, the seeds of this orchid are employed as a haemostatic agent and applied to cuts and injuries to stop bleeding effectively. This application of seeds as a natural haemostatic highlights the plant's significance in traditional wound management.
In Chinese herbal medicine, Hutou Lan is utilized in its entirety, obtained from the Yunnan region. The herb is particularly valued for its efficacy in treating fractures and traumatic soft tissue injuries. Its healing properties are tapped into to facilitate the recovery and restoration of injured bones and soft tissues, making it a valuable resource in traditional trauma management.
The ancient wisdom of using Cymbidium hookerianum in medicinal applications continues to be passed down through generations, representing the rich knowledge of traditional healing practices. As a botanical treasure with diverse medicinal benefits, Hutou Lan remains a cherished component of natural medicine, contributing to the well-being and health of those who benefit from its therapeutic qualities.

Dendrobium flexicaule
Chinese name: Qujing Shihu

Dendrobium flexicaule, known as Qujing Shihu in Chinese, is an extraordinary orchid species with special characteristics that make it qualify as a shihu, a term used to describe specific Dendrobium species that grow exclusively on rocks.
The discovery of Dendrobium flexicaule took place relatively recently, in 1986, which adds to its allure and rarity. Due to its unique habitat requirement of being saxicolous (growing on rocks), efforts are now underway to cultivate this "rare medicinal plant." The Xixia Forestry Bureau in Henan Province is actively involved in simulating the natural habitat conditions of Dendrobium flexicaule to support its growth.
As a shihu orchid, Dendrobium flexicaule holds significance in traditional medicinal practices, and its cultivation aims to preserve and harness its potential therapeutic properties. The endeavor to cultivate this rare orchid reflects the value placed on traditional herbal knowledge and the dedication to preserving the botanical treasures that nature offers. By nurturing and propagating Dendrobium flexicaule, researchers and practitioners hope to ensure its continued availability for medicinal purposes and its contribution to promoting health and well-being.
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Dienia cylindrostachya Lindl. syn. Malaxis cylindrostachya (Lindl.) Kuntze
Description: A terrestrial orchid distributed in the Himalayas, Bhutan, Nepal and north-eastern India and a bit in Pakistan.
 
Dienia cylindrostachya, also known as Malaxis cylindrostachya (Lindl.) Kuntze, is a captivating terrestrial orchid species with a distribution range that includes the Himalayas, Bhutan, Nepal, and northeastern India, with a small presence in Pakistan.
This orchid holds significance in traditional medicinal practices, particularly in the regions of Uttar Pradesh and Uttarakhand. In these areas, Dienia cylindrostachya is sought after for its potential health benefits and is sold as a nutrient and tonic for general debility.
The pseudobulb of the orchid is utilized for its medicinal properties. It is processed into a fine powder, which is then used to prepare a tonic. This tonic is cherished for its ability to address general weakness and debility, offering nourishment and revitalization to individuals in need of a health boost.
The utilization of Dienia cylindrostachya in traditional medicine underscores the rich biodiversity and cultural heritage associated with botanical resources. The orchid's significance in providing traditional remedies for health-related concerns is a testament to the valuable knowledge passed down through generations. As a cherished herbal resource, Dienia cylindrostachya continues to play a role in supporting well-being and vitality in the communities where it is revered.
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Paphiopedilum micranthum Tang et Wang
Chinese name: Xiaohuadou Lan (small flower pouch orchid)
Chinese medicinal name: Huayezi

​Paphiopedilum micranthum Tang et Wang, commonly known as Xiaohuadou Lan (small flower pouch orchid) in Chinese and Huayezi in Chinese medicinal terms, is a newly discovered and unique species with fascinating characteristics.
This orchid is found in various regions, including Yunnan, Guizhou, Guangxi, and Vietnam. It exhibits a terrestrial-lithophytic growth habit, making it a captivating addition to the natural landscapes of these areas.
The flowers of Paphiopedilum micranthum do not emit any scent and lack nectar, yet they attract pollinators through food deception, using floral mimicry. This remarkable strategy highlights the plant's ability to adapt and thrive in its environment.
In Chinese herbal medicine, Paphiopedilum micranthum is highly valued for its medicinal properties, and the entire plant is utilized for its health benefits. The orchid is characterized as being bitter and cool in nature. It is believed to have the ability to remove heat and toxins from the body, contributing to detoxification and cleansing effects.
Furthermore, the orchid is considered beneficial for the brain, and it is believed to have a calming effect on the nerves, making it a potential remedy for addressing neurosis and promoting a sense of tranquility.
The herb's applications extend to the treatment of specific health conditions. Paphiopedilum micranthum is utilized to manage pneumonia and measles, making it a valuable resource in traditional respiratory health practices.
To prepare a decoction, 10–15 grams of the orchid are used, harnessing the plant's medicinal properties and therapeutic benefits. The ancient wisdom of using Paphiopedilum micranthum in herbal medicine highlights the cultural significance of this botanical treasure, which continues to contribute to the well-being and health of individuals in the regions where it thrives.

Other scent note

Amber, Cupuacu root, musk. clove, Lavender

Scentopia Library Reference ingredient

Clover - Check details at Scentopia's scent library

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