SUMMER IN PARO
6,000,000 ₫
Concentration: EDP
Volume: 50ml
Top Notes: Timur Pepper (Nepal), Petitgrain, Honey
Heart Notes: Osmanthus, Benjoin, Amyris
Base Notes: Fir Balsam, Sandalwood, Patchouli, Labdanum
Origin: France
- Description
Description
Paro, ‘The Castle on the Jewel’ in local language, is located in the western part of the Kingdom of Bhutan. The Tiger’s Nest Monastery, built in 1692, sits on a 900-meter cliff face in the Paro Valley.
Around the monastery, coniferous trees cover the valley like guardians and messengers.
As the temperature rises, the tree trunks shed golden tears and the resinous scent hovers in the mist.
The serene smoky fragrance is like a prophecy of the secret world.
Walking deeper into the forest, the beehive on the cliff face emits a sweet, ambrosial scent that surrounds everything, colliding with the faint burning incense of the monastery.
The sky powders the taiga, waving velvety down over the vert-de-bronze of the pines.
A blessed scent that drifts far away, through the green, through the dreams of last night. A dream of horses’ hooves on stone, leaving behind a fragrance that belongs there alone…
AUTHOR – DELPHINE THIERRY
It was 2019 when hima jomo first met Delphine Thierry, the two found immediately a common appreciationof Himalaya nature and culture.
Delphine is particularly passionateabout the creation of natural andorganic fragrances. In her workshop nestled in the heart of nature, she composed the fragrancesof hima jomo’s first perfume collection from noble and original Himalayan raw materials, whose essential oils, resins, concretes and absolutes arechosen for their very high level ofquality and their richness.
“I let my imagination wander on the splendours of the Himalayan nature, one of the last wild territories in the world where nature offers its most diversified and beautiful treasures. I also wanted to convey the benevolent and spiritual dimension of this cradle of peoples with age-old traditions. The common thread running through these 4 olfactory creations, and symbolizing the magnificence of its mountains, is the pine oil and pine resin.”
