Ayutthaya

The concept of creating a perfume called “Ayutthaya” that combines elements of Ayutthaya’s history and Buddhism incense is intriguing. Such a perfume could be designed to evoke the essence and spirit of Ayutthaya during its glorious era, as well as
the serene and sacred atmosphere associated with Buddhist rituals.

The perfume could draw inspiration from the diverse range of goods traded in Ayutthaya, incorporating elements such as precious woods, spices, and other aromatic materials including fragrant notes like sandalwood, patchouli, cinnamon, nutmeg, or teak wood, which were highly valued during Ayutthaya’s prosperous trading period.

In addition to the trade-related elements, the perfume also incorporates scents associated with Buddhism incense. Include notes of frankincense, myrrh, Champaca, or other traditional Buddhist incense ingredients. These fragrances also capture the
calming and spiritual qualities of incense used in Buddhist ceremonies, creating a connection to the religious and cultural heritage that captures the spirit of Ayutthaya while honouring its historical and religious significance.

A unique olfactory experience, allowing individuals to immerse themselves in the rich heritage and ambience of Ayutthaya, even if they are unable to visit the historical site in person.

NOTES: SANDALWOOD AUSTRALIA, INCENSE, MYRRH, OPOPONAX, STYRAX, GUNPOWDER, MOSS, CAMPHOR, NUTMEG, CORIANDER SEED, CINNAMON, BLACK TEA, AMBER, ALDEHYDE, CHAMPACA, BENZOIN, PAPYRUS, VETIVER, JASMINE ABSOLUTE, EBONY, TEAK WOOD, PATCHOULI, CUMIN SEED