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Rituals
Kodo is a Japanese ritual that helps the mind and body clear.
Also known as "listening to incense", through the use of three ingredients: Byakudan (sandalwood), Jinkoh (aloe wood) and Kyara, estimated to be more expensive than gold.
The ceremony takes place in silence with a maximum of fifteen people sitting around the master. Each participant has a sheet to record his impressions of the different incenses presented, which often turn into poems.
It makes me smile a lot that this is what we do when reviewing perfumes, talking about our olfactory sensations in the most disparate ways.
Adhara has a very strong opening characterized by Oud which quickly combines with strong leather, a combination made softer by the floral part.
A decisive, strong, incisive fragrance, which I really like, I find it in its extremely elegant personality.
Really beautiful, this brand is really surprising me.
“Tea Ceremony” by Utagawa Kunisada.
Also known as "listening to incense", through the use of three ingredients: Byakudan (sandalwood), Jinkoh (aloe wood) and Kyara, estimated to be more expensive than gold.
The ceremony takes place in silence with a maximum of fifteen people sitting around the master. Each participant has a sheet to record his impressions of the different incenses presented, which often turn into poems.
It makes me smile a lot that this is what we do when reviewing perfumes, talking about our olfactory sensations in the most disparate ways.
Adhara has a very strong opening characterized by Oud which quickly combines with strong leather, a combination made softer by the floral part.
A decisive, strong, incisive fragrance, which I really like, I find it in its extremely elegant personality.
Really beautiful, this brand is really surprising me.
“Tea Ceremony” by Utagawa Kunisada.
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