Karawik

Amidst the enchanting Himmapan forest, mystical birds known as "Karawik" or "Karawek" reside among lush foliage. These captivating creatures, nourished by succulent wild mangoes, sing songs reminiscent of crystal pipes that resonate throughout the forest, leaving all animals in awe of their ethereal melodies.

Rooted in Thai literature, Buddhist scripture, and Eastern mythology, they are also called "Bird of Paradise." While their existence is real, their rarity has led people to believe they dwell in the sky, nourished by the air itself. Often invisible, their celestial voices echo in the vast heavens. 

This mesmerizing perfume draws inspiration from the mystical Karawik described in the Buddhist scripture "Tribhum Phra Ruang." It evokes a vivid scene of Karawik nestled in a wild mango tree, their plumage as vibrant as the fruits they consume. The core note captures the aroma of a wild mango tree laden with mangoes at various ripeness stages. Some may detect the essence of unripe mango skin, while others the aroma of ripe, juicy mango. Lavender and magnolia infuse the top note, and coconut and woody tones merge harmoniously to encapsulate the essence of the Southeastern tropical forest – the paradise of the enigmatic "Bird of Paradise."