Mekha Aranya

"Mekha Aranya" translates to "Cloud Forest" and draws inspiration from "Mhom," a mythical creature in the northern folklore of Thailand. It serves as the vehicle for the deity of clouds and rain, originating from the fusion of Thai and Chinese art. This led to the choice of using Osmanthus Absolute as the main scent, a flower native to China and commonly cultivated in northern Thailand. Complemented by Aldehyde and Musk, the scent creates an image of clouds in the sky, the celestial abode of the mythical Mhoms. A touch of warmth is added with Honey and Sandalwood, enhanced by the Leather undertones in Osmanthus Absolute, providing depth to the overall fragrance.

In summary, "Mekha Aranya" is a floral fragrance falling into the Soliflore category, capturing the essence of Osmanthus Absolute as a representation of Mhom's return to the heavenly realm in the most beautiful way possible.