The fragrance composition is a captivating blend of various orchids and aromatic elements. One of the key ingredients is Rhyncholaeliocattleya Young Kong '16,' a medium-sized Cattleya hybrid emitting a very fragrant scent. Its large, bright yellow flowers with a darker yellow lip and a red/lavender throat make it a prominent element in Woody 11, a perfume designed for a women's team-building workshop.
Another significant note is Epipactis helleborine (L.) Crantz, known as "Xiaohuahuoshao Lan" in Chinese. This alpine, terrestrial orchid thrives in the northern temperate regions of Europe, Asia, and northwest Africa. With its glucoside loroglossin and quercetin O-glycosides, it possesses antiviral and antifungal properties. In traditional Chinese medicine (TCM), it is revered as a tonic, effectively clearing heat from the lungs and liver, alleviating coughs, and enhancing blood circulation. Moreover, it has been historically used in Nepal and Europe as a remedy for various ailments, including gout.
Habenaria ciliolaris Kraenzl., known as "Yufeng Lan" or "jade phoenix orchid" in Chinese, is another orchid in the composition. Found in exposed forest areas of Hong Kong and Taiwan, its stem is believed to have therapeutic properties, improving weak kidneys, eliminating heat and toxins. It is utilized in TCM to treat nocturnal emissions, impotence, urinary problems, hernia, and snakebites.
The fragrance also incorporates Liparis distans C.B. Clarke Syn. Liparis yunnanensis Rolfe, commonly known as "Yunnan yanger Lan" or "Yunnan sheep ear orchid" in Chinese. Distributed across China and Southeast Asia, it is valued in TCM for its application in treating pneumonia.
Additionally, the scent composition includes Neuwiedia zollingeri Rchb. f. var. singaporeana (Baker) de Vogel Syn. Neuwiedia singaporeana (Wallich ex Baker) Rolfe, named "Sanrui Lan" in Chinese. This orchid species is found in various regions, and in Thailand, its stem and roots are used to treat furry tongue.
Lastly, Pogonia japonica Rchb. f., referred to as "Zhu Lan" or "red orchid" in Chinese and "Tokiso" in Japanese, is an alpine, terrestrial species found in northeastern China, provinces south of Yangzi river, Korea, and Japan. In China, the whole plant is used as an antidote for snake bites.
In addition to the orchids, the fragrance is enhanced with scent notes of Paperbark, Oud, Oak, and Teakwood, contributing to its complexity and depth. The resulting perfume blend is a harmonious fusion of various scents, each with its distinct fragrance and medicinal significance, creating a unique and captivating olfactory experience.
Another significant note is Epipactis helleborine (L.) Crantz, known as "Xiaohuahuoshao Lan" in Chinese. This alpine, terrestrial orchid thrives in the northern temperate regions of Europe, Asia, and northwest Africa. With its glucoside loroglossin and quercetin O-glycosides, it possesses antiviral and antifungal properties. In traditional Chinese medicine (TCM), it is revered as a tonic, effectively clearing heat from the lungs and liver, alleviating coughs, and enhancing blood circulation. Moreover, it has been historically used in Nepal and Europe as a remedy for various ailments, including gout.
Habenaria ciliolaris Kraenzl., known as "Yufeng Lan" or "jade phoenix orchid" in Chinese, is another orchid in the composition. Found in exposed forest areas of Hong Kong and Taiwan, its stem is believed to have therapeutic properties, improving weak kidneys, eliminating heat and toxins. It is utilized in TCM to treat nocturnal emissions, impotence, urinary problems, hernia, and snakebites.
The fragrance also incorporates Liparis distans C.B. Clarke Syn. Liparis yunnanensis Rolfe, commonly known as "Yunnan yanger Lan" or "Yunnan sheep ear orchid" in Chinese. Distributed across China and Southeast Asia, it is valued in TCM for its application in treating pneumonia.
Additionally, the scent composition includes Neuwiedia zollingeri Rchb. f. var. singaporeana (Baker) de Vogel Syn. Neuwiedia singaporeana (Wallich ex Baker) Rolfe, named "Sanrui Lan" in Chinese. This orchid species is found in various regions, and in Thailand, its stem and roots are used to treat furry tongue.
Lastly, Pogonia japonica Rchb. f., referred to as "Zhu Lan" or "red orchid" in Chinese and "Tokiso" in Japanese, is an alpine, terrestrial species found in northeastern China, provinces south of Yangzi river, Korea, and Japan. In China, the whole plant is used as an antidote for snake bites.
In addition to the orchids, the fragrance is enhanced with scent notes of Paperbark, Oud, Oak, and Teakwood, contributing to its complexity and depth. The resulting perfume blend is a harmonious fusion of various scents, each with its distinct fragrance and medicinal significance, creating a unique and captivating olfactory experience.
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Native Singaporean Orchid notes: Rhyncholaeliocattleya Young Kong '16'
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Rhyncholaeliocattleya Young Kong '16'- Used in Woody 11 (Women) for Team building Perfume workshop
Rhyncholaeliocattleya Young Kong '16' is a medium-sized Cattleya hybrid known for its captivating fragrance and striking appearance. This orchid is a result of hybridization between different Cattleya species, carefully cultivated to create a unique and desirable combination of traits, including its scent. The scent of Rhyncholaeliocattleya Young Kong '16' is described as very fragrant, emitting a delightful aroma that is both alluring and uplifting. The fragrance is a key factor in its popularity and its selection as an ingredient for the perfume Woody 11, specifically designed for a women's team-building perfume workshop. The flowers of this hybrid are a significant part of its appeal. The inflorescences produce 3-4 large flowers, each typically measuring between 3 1/2" to 4 1/2" across. The blooms exhibit a captivating color combination, with sepals and petals being a rich, bright yellow. The lip, which is the central part of the flower, is adorned with a darker yellow hue, and it features a distinct red or lavender throat, adding an element of depth and contrast to the overall appearance. The specific combination of colors and the presence of a red or lavender throat contribute to the visual allure of Rhyncholaeliocattleya Young Kong '16,' making it an eye-catching and visually stunning orchid hybrid. Beyond its aesthetic beauty, the enchanting fragrance of Rhyncholaeliocattleya Young Kong '16' makes it a sought-after choice for perfumery. The delightful scent is likely a blend of floral, citrus, and possibly even fruity notes, creating a well-balanced and complex olfactory experience. This fragrance profile complements the floral theme of Woody 11, making it a perfect choice for the team-building perfume workshop. In summary, Rhyncholaeliocattleya Young Kong '16' is a medium-sized Cattleya hybrid with a captivating fragrance and visually appealing flowers. The large, fragrant blooms, with their rich bright yellow sepals and petals and a darker yellow lip with a red/lavender throat, contribute to its allure. The delightful scent, combined with its stunning appearance, makes it an ideal ingredient for the Woody 11 perfume, designed to enhance the team-building experience for women participating in the workshop. |
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Epipactis helleborine (L.) Crantz.
Chinese name: Xiaohuahuoshao Lan (small- flowered flaming orchid) Chinese medicinal name: Yezhulan Epipactis helleborine, commonly known as "Xiaohuahuoshao Lan" or "small-flowered flaming orchid" in Chinese and "Yezhulan" in traditional Chinese medicine (TCM), is an alpine, terrestrial orchid with an intriguing fragrance. This orchid species thrives across the northern temperate regions in Europe and Asia, as well as in northwest Africa. It is also referred to as "Bastard Helleborine" in Europe. The fragrance of Epipactis helleborine is likely a complex combination of floral and possibly citrus notes, contributing to its unique and alluring aroma. However, specific details regarding its scent profile are limited in available research. Phytochemically, Epipactis helleborine has been found to produce various bioactive compounds. These include the glucoside loroglossin, quercetin O-glycosides, and Mannose-specific lectins, which exhibit antiviral and antifungal activities. Additionally, alkaloids are present in this orchid, adding to its medicinal properties. In traditional Chinese medicine, Epipactis helleborine is used as a tonic to promote overall health and well-being. Its root is employed to clear heat from the lungs and liver, alleviate coughs, and help clear phlegm, facilitating improved breathing and blood circulation. The orchid is also utilized in the treatment of various conditions such as trauma, sore throat, toothache, and painful eyes. Furthermore, it is believed to regulate the flow of vital energy within the body. Interestingly, Epipactis helleborine has been used in Nepal to address disorders related to insanity, gout, headache, and stomach ailments. In Europe, it was once a part of traditional folk remedies for gout. Overall, Epipactis helleborine is a fascinating orchid species with potential therapeutic properties and a captivating fragrance. Its historical usage in TCM and traditional folk remedies in different regions demonstrates its significance and versatility as a medicinal and aromatic plant. However, due to limited research on its fragrance composition, a detailed olfactory profile is yet to be elucidated. |
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Habenaria ciliolaris Kraenzl.
Chinese names: Yufeng Lan (jade phoenix orchid), Cugenyufeng Lan (a bundle of roots jade phoenix orchid); Maotingyufeng Lan (Maoting jade phoenix orchid); bird’s bill orchid Habenaria ciliolaris, commonly known as "Yufeng Lan" or "jade phoenix orchid" in Chinese, is an orchid species with a notable fragrance. This delicate plant is found in various locations, including Hong Kong and Taiwan, particularly at altitudes around 800 meters in exposed areas of forests, as well as shaded locations in forests and along valleys. The scent profile of Habenaria ciliolaris is not extensively documented in available research. However, being an orchid, it likely possesses a floral fragrance with possibly subtle sweet or citrus undertones. The aromatic notes of this orchid could be alluring and captivating, but further detailed information on its specific scent characteristics remains limited. Apart from its fragrance, Habenaria ciliolaris holds significant importance in traditional Chinese medicine (TCM). According to TCM, this orchid's stem is believed to have medicinal properties that can improve weak kidneys and yang elements, remove heat from the body, and detoxify the system. As a result, it has been traditionally used to address various health conditions, including nocturnal emissions, impotence, urinary problems, hernia, leucorrhoea, gonorrhea, stomach ache, tuberculous cough, kidney infections, and snake bites. The herb's versatility in TCM showcases its therapeutic value and prominence in traditional herbal remedies. However, it's important to note that detailed research on the chemical composition and specific olfactory characteristics of Habenaria ciliolaris's fragrance is still limited. Further investigations may shed more light on its aromatic properties and potential applications in the realm of perfumery and aromatherapy. |
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Liparis distans C.B. Clarke Syn. Liparis yunnanensis Rolfe
Chinese names: Yunnan yanger Lan (Yunnan sheep ear orchid), Dahuayan-gersuan (big flower sheep ear garlic) Yunnan Yangercao (Yunnan sheep ear herb) Chinese medicinal name: Hushitou Liparis distans, also known as "Yunnan yanger Lan" or "Yunnan sheep ear orchid" in Chinese, is an orchid species that exhibits a unique and distinct fragrance. However, detailed research on its specific scent characteristics is limited, and there are no widely available descriptions of its aroma in the existing literature. As a member of the orchid family, it is likely that Liparis distans possesses a floral scent profile, possibly with delicate or subtle notes. Orchids are known for their diverse fragrances, ranging from sweet and floral to spicy or even fruity undertones. To fully understand the aroma of Liparis distans, further olfactory studies and assessments are required. Aside from its fragrance, Liparis distans holds medicinal significance and is used in traditional herbal practices. In China, it is referred to as "Hushitou" in Chinese medicine. The entire plant is utilized in herbal preparations to treat pneumonia. The plant is obtained from various regions, including Guangdong, Guangxi, Guizhou, Yunnan, Sichuan, and Tibet, where it is employed for its medicinal properties. To create a decoction, 6–16 grams of the whole plant are typically used. While the medicinal uses of Liparis distans are well-documented in traditional practices, the exploration of its fragrance and potential applications in the realm of perfumery and aromatherapy would benefit from further research and analysis. Additional investigations into its chemical composition and scent characteristics would provide a more comprehensive understanding of its aromatic qualities and potential olfactory appeal. |
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Neuwiedia zollingeri Rchb. f. var.
Singaporeana (Baker) de Vogel Syn. Neuwiedia singaporeana (Wallich ex Baker) Rolfe Chinese name: Sanrui Lan Thai name: Makphu makmia Neuwiedia zollingeri var. Singaporeana, also known as "Sanrui Lan" in Chinese and "Makphu makmia" in Thai, is an orchid species with distinctive characteristics, including its scent and herbal usage. Regarding its fragrance, detailed research on the specific scent characteristics of Neuwiedia zollingeri var. Singaporeana is limited, and there are no widely available descriptions of its aroma in the existing literature. As with many orchids, it is likely that this species possesses a unique and delicate floral scent. Orchids are known for their diverse fragrances, which can range from sweet and floral to spicy or even fruity undertones. However, to fully understand the aroma of Neuwiedia zollingeri var. Singaporeana, further olfactory studies and assessments are required. In addition to its potential fragrance, Neuwiedia zollingeri var. Singaporeana is valued for its medicinal properties. In Thailand, the stem and roots of this orchid species are used in traditional herbal practices to treat a condition known as "furry tongue." However, specific details about the herbal preparation and the active components responsible for its medicinal effects have not been widely documented. The species is distributed across various regions, including Hong Kong, Hainan, southeast Yunnan, Vietnam, Thailand, Peninsular Malaysia, Borneo, Sumatra, the Lingga Archipelago, and Bangka Island. It typically flowers from May to June and is found in the wild in Sabah, East Malaysia. Neuwiedia zollingeri var. Singaporeana exhibits typical orchidaceous mycotrophic protocorms, which are essential for its growth and survival in its natural habitat. To gain a comprehensive understanding of Neuwiedia zollingeri var. Singaporeana's fragrance and medicinal properties, further scientific research and olfactory analyses are necessary. Exploring its chemical composition and aroma will provide valuable insights into its potential applications in perfumery, aromatherapy, and traditional herbal medicine. |
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Pogonia japonica Rchb. f.
Chinese name and medicinal name: Zhu Lan (red orchid) Japanese name: Tokiso Pogonia japonica, commonly known as "Zhu Lan" or "red orchid" in Chinese and "Tokiso" in Japanese, is an alpine and terrestrial species with a fascinating scent and notable medicinal properties. Fragrance: Detailed research on the specific scent characteristics of Pogonia japonica is limited, and there are no widely available descriptions of its aroma in the existing literature. As with many orchids, it is likely that this species possesses a unique and delicate floral scent. Orchids are known for their diverse fragrances, ranging from sweet and floral to spicy or even fruity undertones. However, to fully understand the fragrance of Pogonia japonica, further olfactory studies and assessments are required. Herbal Usage: Pogonia japonica has significant medicinal value in traditional Chinese medicine (TCM). In China, the whole plant is used as an antidote for snake bites. Specific details about the preparation and administration of the herbal remedy have not been widely documented, but the orchid is believed to possess potent properties beneficial for treating snake bites. Distribution: Pogonia japonica is native to certain regions in northeastern China, the provinces immediately south of the Yangzi River, Korea, and Japan. It thrives in damp places, including grassy slopes, sparse woods, and ravines, at altitudes ranging from 400 to 2000 meters. Phytochemistry: The orchid has been found to contain two anthocyanins: cyanidin 3-glucoxyloside and cyanidin monoglucoside. These compounds are responsible for its vibrant red or pink coloration and may have potential health benefits. To gain a comprehensive understanding of Pogonia japonica's fragrance, further scientific research and olfactory analyses are necessary. Exploring its chemical composition and aroma will provide valuable insights into its potential applications in perfumery, aromatherapy, and other industries. Additionally, the study of its medicinal properties could lead to the discovery of novel therapeutic applications for this intriguing orchid species. |
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