The perfume fragrance contains scented notes from various orchids, including Sophrolaeliocattleya Elusive Heartbeat, Coelogyne occultata, Goodyera brachysteia, Holcoglossum amesianum, Neottia camtschatea, and Nervilia concolor. Sophrolaeliocattleya Elusive Heartbeat, native to Singapore, features fragrant flowers in lavender to deeper pink/red tones. Coelogyne occultata, with Chinese name Luanyebeimu Lan, is used therapeutically in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) to nourish yin, protect the kidney, and treat various conditions like hot flushes and gastritis.
Goodyera brachysteia, endemic to southwest Guizhou and northeast Yunnan, is also utilized in TCM to strengthen the middle burner and promote blood flow, benefiting the waist and kidneys. Holcoglossum amesianum, known as Dagencaoshe Lan, has antipyretic properties, treating malaria and other ailments in CTM.
Neottia camtschatea, or Kanchajianiaochao Lan, is found in northern Chinese provinces and is used in CTM to remove heat and toxic materials. Nervilia concolor, known as Dongyamaye Lan, has diverse medicinal applications in different cultures, including China, Malaysia, and Thailand.
Additionally, the fragrance incorporates other scent notes like sandalwood, grasses, birch, teak, Balambra, papurus, Rosewood, and olive. These combine to create a captivating and aromatic perfume blend.
Goodyera brachysteia, endemic to southwest Guizhou and northeast Yunnan, is also utilized in TCM to strengthen the middle burner and promote blood flow, benefiting the waist and kidneys. Holcoglossum amesianum, known as Dagencaoshe Lan, has antipyretic properties, treating malaria and other ailments in CTM.
Neottia camtschatea, or Kanchajianiaochao Lan, is found in northern Chinese provinces and is used in CTM to remove heat and toxic materials. Nervilia concolor, known as Dongyamaye Lan, has diverse medicinal applications in different cultures, including China, Malaysia, and Thailand.
Additionally, the fragrance incorporates other scent notes like sandalwood, grasses, birch, teak, Balambra, papurus, Rosewood, and olive. These combine to create a captivating and aromatic perfume blend.
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Contains Scented Notes of following in various proportions:
Native Singaporean Orchid notes: Sophrolaeliocattleya Elusive Heartbeat
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Sophrolaeliocattleya Elusive Heartbeat - Used in Woody 8 (Women) for Team building Perfume workshop
Sophrolaeliocattleya Elusive Heartbeat is an enchanting orchid variety known for its contribution to the fragrance "Woody 8 (Women)" used in a Team Building Perfume Workshop. This unique orchid is highly sought after for its captivating scent and appealing visual appearance. As a relatively compact plant, it is favored for its manageable size, making it a popular choice for various perfume compositions. One of the most remarkable characteristics of Sophrolaeliocattleya Elusive Heartbeat is its delightful fragrance, which emanates from its flowers in lavender to deeper pink/red tones. The scent is both alluring and distinct, often likened to a sweet and floral aroma that leaves a lasting impression on those who encounter it. Being a hybrid, this orchid bears the influence of its parent species, Sophronitis. This is evident in the flower colors, which tend to range from yellow-orange to vibrant red hues. Additionally, the flowers of Sophrolaeliocattleya Elusive Heartbeat are known to be slightly smaller in size compared to some other hybrids, adding to its uniqueness and appeal. In the creation of the fragrance "Woody 8 (Women)," the aromatic and visually striking features of Sophrolaeliocattleya Elusive Heartbeat play a pivotal role. Its lovely scent, combined with the woodsy notes of the perfume, results in a well-balanced and captivating blend. The addition of this orchid's fragrance to the perfume composition enhances its complexity and depth, creating a distinct and memorable olfactory experience. Perfume workshops and fragrance enthusiasts value the inclusion of Sophrolaeliocattleya Elusive Heartbeat in their creations, as it brings a touch of elegance and sophistication to the final product. The orchid's unique scent profile makes it a valuable asset in the world of perfumery, where each individual note contributes to the overall character of the fragrance. Overall, Sophrolaeliocattleya Elusive Heartbeat's delightful fragrance, visually appealing flowers, and hybrid heritage make it a prized and cherished orchid in the realm of perfumery. Its presence in the "Woody 8 (Women)" perfume blend elevates the scent experience, ensuring that wearers and enthusiasts alike are captivated by its distinctive and enchanting aroma. |
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Coelogyne occultata Hook. f. syn Pleione occulta (Hook f.) Kuntze
Chinese name: Luanyebeimu Lan (ovate leaf pearl shell orchid) Chinese medicinal names: Luanyebeimu Lan (ovate leaf pearl shell orchid); Youguashihu (squashed epiphyte) Coelogyne occultata Hook. f. syn Pleione occulta (Hook f.) Kuntze, commonly known as Luanyebeimu Lan or ovate leaf pearl shell orchid, is a fascinating orchid species that possesses a captivating scent and fragrance. This orchid is highly regarded in traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) for its medicinal properties and therapeutic uses. Scent and Fragrance: The fragrance of Coelogyne occultata is often described as pleasant and aromatic, with floral and sometimes fruity undertones. The scent emanates from the orchid's delicate and elegant flowers, which are known for their beauty and charm. The alluring fragrance of Coelogyne occultata makes it a desirable addition to perfume blends and fragrance creations. Medicinal Uses in Traditional Chinese Medicine: In TCM, Coelogyne occultata is known by various names, including Luanyebeimu Lan and Youguashihu. It has been used as a medicinal herb for centuries, particularly in the regions of Yunnan and Xizang, where it is commonly found. The herb is known for its nourishing properties, which include nourishing yin (the cooling, moistening, and calming aspect of the body), protecting the kidney, and promoting the production of bodily fluids. According to TCM principles, Coelogyne occultata is used to treat various health conditions, including hot flushes, fever, nocturnal emission (excessive and involuntary ejaculation during sleep), backache, anorexia (loss of appetite), and gastritis (inflammation of the stomach lining). Its ability to nourish the stomach and promote the production of body fluids contributes to its effectiveness in treating these conditions. TCM practitioners use different parts of the Coelogyne occultata plant for medicinal purposes, including the roots and various plant extracts. These parts are processed and prepared into decoctions or herbal formulations for internal use to address the specific health concerns. The traditional medicinal usage of Coelogyne occultata is based on ancient knowledge and empirical evidence gathered over generations. The orchid's therapeutic properties have made it a valuable and integral component of traditional herbal remedies in the regions where it grows. In summary, Coelogyne occultata, also known as Luanyebeimu Lan or ovate leaf pearl shell orchid, possesses a delightful and alluring fragrance. In addition to its ornamental value, this orchid has significant importance in traditional Chinese medicine. Its ability to nourish yin, protect the kidney, and promote the production of body fluids makes it a valuable herb in addressing various health conditions, such as hot flushes, fever, nocturnal emission, backache, anorexia, and gastritis. The combination of its pleasing fragrance and therapeutic properties makes Coelogyne occultata a cherished and valuable orchid species. |
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Goodyera brachysteia Hand. Mazz
Chinese name: Duanbaobanye Lan (Short bud spotted leaf orchid) Goodyera brachysteia Hand. Mazz, also known as Short bud spotted leaf orchid, is a unique and endemic terrestrial herb found in the forests of southwest Guizhou province and the adjacent northeast Yunnan, China. This orchid species is prized not only for its ornamental value but also for its distinct scent and fragrance. Scent and Fragrance: The fragrance of Goodyera brachysteia is often described as delicate, pleasant, and slightly sweet, with subtle floral notes. The alluring scent emanates from the orchid's flowers and leaves, adding to its charm and appeal. The fragrance of this orchid has attracted attention from enthusiasts and collectors who appreciate its unique aroma. Medicinal Uses in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM): In Traditional Chinese Medicine, Goodyera brachysteia is highly regarded for its medicinal properties. The entire plant is used to prepare traditional herbal medicine in the form of decoctions or herbal formulations. It is believed to have therapeutic effects on the body's internal energy or life force, known as "qi." TCM practitioners use Goodyera brachysteia to "strengthen the middle burner and replenish qi." The middle burner refers to the region of the body that includes the spleen and stomach, which play vital roles in digestion and nutrient absorption. By strengthening the middle burner and replenishing qi, this orchid is thought to support overall digestive health and improve energy levels. The decoction made from the orchid plant is known for its ability to promote blood flow and relax the muscles and tendons. It is commonly used to alleviate conditions such as backache, testicular swelling, dizziness, and tinnitus. Additionally, Goodyera brachysteia is utilized to address traumatic injuries, as its medicinal properties are believed to aid in the healing process. Moreover, this orchid is believed to benefit the waist and kidneys, providing support to these crucial parts of the body. The traditional medicinal usage of Goodyera brachysteia is based on centuries of accumulated knowledge and experience in TCM, where various plants and herbs are utilized to maintain health and treat various ailments. In conclusion, Goodyera brachysteia, or Short bud spotted leaf orchid, possesses a delicate and sweet fragrance that adds to its allure. Along with its ornamental value, this orchid holds significance in Traditional Chinese Medicine. It is used to "strengthen the middle burner and replenish qi," supporting digestive health and energy levels. The decoction prepared from this orchid promotes blood flow, relaxes muscles and tendons, and aids in the treatment of various conditions such as backache, testicular swelling, dizziness, and tinnitus. Its potential benefits for the waist and kidneys make it a valuable addition to traditional herbal remedies. Overall, Goodyera brachysteia's scent and therapeutic properties make it a cherished and valuable orchid species in its native regions. |
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Holcoglossum amesianum (Rchb. f.) Christenson
Chinese names: Dagencaoshe Lan (big slot tongue orchid), Wanda Lan (ten thousand generation orchid), Diao lan (hanging orchid), Jiegucao (bone setting herb) Chinese medicinal name: Jiuzhualong Myanmar name: Moe kadol Holcoglossum amesianum (Rchb. f.) Christenson, also known by various Chinese names like Dagencaoshe Lan (big slot tongue orchid), Wanda Lan (ten thousand generation orchid), Diao lan (hanging orchid), and Jiegucao (bone setting herb), holds significant cultural and medicinal importance in traditional practices. This epiphytic orchid species thrives on trees growing in the shade of limestone rocks, creating a mesmerizing sight in its natural habitat. Scent and Fragrance: Holcoglossum amesianum is renowned for its enchanting fragrance. The scent emitted by its flowers is often described as delicate, sweet, and slightly citrusy, with floral undertones. The orchid's fragrance is considered captivating and is often compared to the fragrance of fresh blooms. This delightful scent adds to the allure of Holcoglossum amesianum, making it a favored species among orchid enthusiasts and collectors. Herbal Usage in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM): In Traditional Chinese Medicine, Holcoglossum amesianum, known as Jiuzhualong, is highly valued for its medicinal properties. The entire plant is utilized as an antipyretic, meaning it is used to reduce fever and lower body temperature. It is also known to have anti-inflammatory effects, helping to alleviate inflammation-related conditions. Holcoglossum amesianum is believed to improve blood circulation and remove gas and humidity from the body. These properties make it beneficial in the treatment of various health issues. In TCM, the orchid is used to address a range of conditions, including malaria, sore throat, mastitis, urinary infections, rheumatic pain, backache, irregular menstrual cycles, traumatic bleeding, and fractures. Furthermore, the orchid's herbal usage highlights its versatility in traditional remedies, where it is incorporated into formulations to address different ailments. Its association with bone-setting properties in some of its Chinese names also reflects its potential use in promoting bone health and healing. Myanmar Traditional Medicine: In Myanmar, Holcoglossum amesianum is referred to as Moe kadol. While specific usage in traditional Burmese medicine may differ, the orchid is likely appreciated for its medicinal properties similar to those described in Traditional Chinese Medicine. It is highly probable that the orchid is utilized in Myanmar's traditional practices to address conditions related to fever, inflammation, and pain, among others. Cultural Significance and Conservation: Holcoglossum amesianum is not only valued for its fragrance and medicinal attributes but also cherished for its cultural significance. It holds a special place in the hearts of those residing in regions where it is found, as its delicate beauty and unique growing habit evoke a sense of wonder and admiration. Unfortunately, like many other orchid species, Holcoglossum amesianum faces threats from habitat loss and illegal collection. As a result, its populations are at risk of decline and extinction. Conservation efforts are essential to protect this valuable orchid and ensure its continued existence in the wild. In conclusion, Holcoglossum amesianum is an enchanting orchid species that captivates with its delicate fragrance and visual appeal. Known by different Chinese and Myanmar names, it plays a significant role in traditional medicinal practices. Used as an antipyretic and anti-inflammatory agent, it is employed to address various health issues in Traditional Chinese Medicine. Its unique growing habit on limestone rocks adds to its allure, making it a prized orchid in its native regions. Efforts to protect and conserve this valuable species are crucial to safeguard its future and preserve its cultural and medicinal significance for generations to come. |
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Neottia camtschatea (L.) Rchb. f.
Chinese names: Kanchajianiaochao Lan (Kamchatka bird’s nest orchid), Beifangniaochao Lan Neottia camtschatea, commonly known as Kamchatka bird's nest orchid or Beifangniaochao Lan in Chinese, is a fascinating orchid species renowned for its unique growth habit and intriguing fragrance. Found in the northern Chinese provinces of Xinjiang, Qinghai, Gansu, Shaanxi, Hebei, Nei Mongolia, as well as in Kazakhstan and eastern Siberia, this terrestrial orchid is widely distributed across diverse habitats. Scent and Fragrance: Neottia camtschatea emits a distinctive fragrance that has been described as subtle, sweet, and slightly musky. The scent is often compared to the aroma of damp earth and decaying leaves, which creates a sense of natural ambience. This delicate and alluring fragrance is a notable feature of the Kamchatka bird's nest orchid, contributing to its appeal and making it an intriguing addition to natural settings. Herbal Usage in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM): In Traditional Chinese Medicine, Neottia camtschatea holds medicinal significance, particularly in its root-like stems. These unique stems are employed for their therapeutic properties to remove heat and toxic materials from the body. The orchid is considered beneficial in addressing conditions associated with excess heat and toxicity, promoting overall well-being and balance. Traditional uses of Neottia camtschatea suggest its role in assisting the body's natural detoxification processes, helping to clear away impurities and restore harmony within the system. By removing heat and toxic substances, the herb is believed to support various aspects of health, contributing to the maintenance of optimal bodily functions. Cultural Significance and Conservation: Neottia camtschatea's distinctive appearance, intriguing fragrance, and traditional medicinal usage contribute to its cultural significance in regions where it is found. As an orchid species, it symbolizes beauty, grace, and natural elegance. Moreover, the orchid's role in traditional remedies has fostered a connection with local communities, preserving traditional knowledge and practices related to herbal medicine. However, like many wild orchid species, Neottia camtschatea faces various conservation challenges. Habitat destruction, over-harvesting for traditional medicine, and illegal collection for horticulture trade are some of the threats that endanger its populations. To safeguard this unique orchid species, conservation efforts are crucial, including measures to protect its natural habitats, raise awareness about its ecological importance, and implement sustainable harvesting practices. In conclusion, Neottia camtschatea, known as Kamchatka bird's nest orchid, is an intriguing and culturally significant orchid species. Its distribution across northern Chinese provinces, Kazakhstan, and eastern Siberia, along with its distinctive fragrance and herbal usage, make it a valuable and captivating part of the natural world. As a traditional remedy in Traditional Chinese Medicine, its root-like stems are believed to help remove heat and toxins from the body, supporting overall well-being. Conservation efforts are essential to protect this unique orchid and ensure its continued existence for future generations to appreciate and cherish. |
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Nervilia concolor (Blume) Schltr. Syn. Nervilia aragoana Gaud.
Chinese names: Dongyamaye Lan (East Asian leaf orchid), Yidianhong (one dot of red); Yidianguang (one spot of brightness); Qingtiankui (azure sky fan palm); Yu Lan (taro orchid); Yimianluo (gong orchid), Guangbu Yu Lan Chinese medicinal name: Bailingzi Malay names: Daun satu tahun (one leaf a year), Daun sahelai sa-tahun Thai names: Phaendin yen, Bua sandot Nervilia concolor (Blume) Schltr., also known as Nervilia aragoana Gaud., is an intriguing orchid species renowned for its unique scent and fragrance. Commonly referred to as the East Asian leaf orchid, it boasts various Chinese names, including Yidianhong (one dot of red), Yidianguang (one spot of brightness), Qingtiankui (azure sky fan palm), Yu Lan (taro orchid), Yimianluo (gong orchid), and Guangbu Yu Lan. It is also recognized by its Malay names as Daun satu tahun (one leaf a year) and Daun sahelai sa-tahun, as well as its Thai names as Phaendin yen and Bua sandot. Geographical Distribution: Nervilia concolor is widely distributed across diverse regions, ranging from the Deccan and the Himalayan foothills to various locations across Bangladesh, southern China (Xizang, Sichuan, Yunnan, Hubei), Southeast Asia, Papua New Guinea, Australia, Taiwan, and the Ryukyu Islands. Its broad geographical presence highlights its adaptability and resilience in various ecosystems. Scent and Fragrance: The fragrance of Nervilia concolor is often described as subtle, soothing, and cooling. The scent is reminiscent of a harmonious blend of floral and herbal notes, creating a refreshing and calming ambiance. This natural and delicate fragrance adds to the allure of the East Asian leaf orchid, making it a captivating presence in its native habitats. Herbal Usage: The medicinal properties of Nervilia concolor have been recognized and utilized in traditional practices across different cultures. In China, the entire plant is regarded as antipyretic, indicating its potential in reducing fever. Moreover, it is known for its hemostatic properties, effectively stopping bleeding. In traditional Chinese medicine (TCM), Nervilia concolor is valued for its diuretic properties, which promote increased urination and the reduction of swelling. This herb is employed in the treatment of various conditions, including discharges, menorrhagia (abnormally heavy menstrual bleeding), and weak kidneys. The preparation of a decoction using 9 to 15 grams of the plant is a common method of harnessing its beneficial effects. In Peninsular Malaysia, where the orchid is predominantly found in the northern half, locals in Kuala Kangsar have traditionally boiled the leaves to create a decoction known as "ubat meroyan." This decoction is considered an obligatory protective medicine for women after childbirth, highlighting its significance in traditional postpartum care. In Thailand, the pseudobulbs of Nervilia concolor are employed to address "disturbances of cardiac function," suggesting its potential role in cardiovascular health. In Indian traditional medicine, the plant is believed to have cooling properties. It is used to promote milk production and is considered a diuretic and tonic. Additionally, it is employed to treat various ailments such as urinary complaints, colic, mental instability, epilepsy, haemoptysis (coughing up blood), diarrhea, asthma, coughs, vomiting, and "vitiated conditions of pitta" (imbalance of the body's metabolic forces). In Kerala, the plant is used as "ovilattamara," which is characterized as a lotus-like plant with a single leaf, and is considered cooling, galactagogue (promotes lactation), diuretic, and tonic in Ayurvedic practices. Cultural Significance and Conservation: The multi-faceted uses of Nervilia concolor in traditional medicine showcase its cultural significance in regions where it thrives. The plant's versatile applications in addressing various health conditions have led to its incorporation into traditional healing practices and folklore, solidifying its position as a valuable botanical resource. However, like many wild orchid species, Nervilia concolor faces conservation challenges. Habitat destruction, deforestation, and over-harvesting for medicinal purposes are some of the threats that affect its populations. Conservation efforts are essential to protect this unique orchid species, ensuring its sustained existence for future generations to appreciate and benefit from its cultural, medicinal, and ecological significance. |
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Peristylis constrictus (Lindl.) Lindl.
Bangladeshi name: Bhuinora (Tanchinga tribe), Cha-muinda (Marma tribe) Chinese name: Dahuakuorui Lan Peristylis constrictus (Lindl.) Lindl. is an intriguing orchid species known for its unique scent and fragrance. This orchid is commonly referred to by different names across various cultures. In Bangladesh, it is called "Bhuinora" by the Tanchinga tribe and "Cha-muinda" by the Marma tribe. In Chinese, it is known as "Dahuakuorui Lan." Geographical Distribution: Peristylis constrictus is found in diverse regions, thriving on slopes at elevations ranging from 1500 to 2800 meters. Its natural habitat extends across several countries, including Yunnan in China, Cambodia, Vietnam, Thailand, Myanmar, Bangladesh, India, Nepal, and Bhutan. This broad distribution highlights its adaptability to various climatic conditions and ecosystems. Scent and Fragrance: The scent and fragrance of Peristylis constrictus are distinct and alluring. Often described as earthy, with subtle floral and herbal undertones, its fragrance evokes a sense of connection to nature. The orchid's aroma is reminiscent of the natural scents found in lush forest environments, creating a unique olfactory experience. Herbal Usage: Peristylis constrictus holds medicinal significance, particularly among the Marma tribe residing in the Chittagong Hill Tracts of Bangladesh. Traditional healing practices of the Marma tribe involve utilizing the whole plant to create pills. These pills are prepared by combining Peristylis constrictus with the leaves of Plumbago indica. They are commonly employed as contraceptive pills and are taken for 2–3 days after a woman's menstrual period. This traditional method is a part of their cultural and medicinal practices to control fertility and promote reproductive health. Furthermore, an extract derived from the roots of Peristylis constrictus is applied to boils in Bangladesh, indicating its potential antibacterial and anti-inflammatory properties. Cultural Significance and Conservation: Peristylis constrictus holds cultural significance among the communities in the regions where it is found. Its use in traditional medicine, such as contraception, reflects the deep-rooted connection between local cultures and their natural environment. Conservation efforts are essential to preserve Peristylis constrictus and other wild orchid species. Due to habitat loss, deforestation, and unsustainable harvesting, many wild orchids face threats to their survival. Proper conservation measures, along with community involvement and awareness, are vital to protect these valuable botanical resources for future generations. Understanding the scent and herbal properties of Peristylis constrictus enriches our knowledge of the plant's ecological and cultural importance, highlighting the significance of sustainable practices and conservation efforts to safeguard biodiversity and traditional knowledge for the benefit of humanity and the natural world. |
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