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Gandhara
by Neil Morris Fragrances
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Part of the memories of India series. Gandhara is where the Buddha preached his first sermon after attaining enlightenment and was a major trade route for perfume centuries ago.
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   |  GHANDARA opens with light mellow florals that have an earthy rotting vegetation smell in the background. Smells very much like India. The use of Mimosa, Lotus and Jasmine smells very pleasant at first but retains a rotting indole scent in the background. The indoles mix with fig and musks are very much like rural India. The flowers drifting on the wind, a rich green foilage mixed with a ripe vegetation smell. This is the world of nature in transformation! Beautiful but but mildly grotesque. I want to keep sniffing this over and over again. Very nice and quite a unique fragrance.14 September 2009 |
   | Every note in this glorious nectar is exquisitely mingled to create an aura of another place, in another time. This is the scent to wear when you want to feel at peace, and start trying to attain a state of nirvana. The patchouli is the note that shows itself most prominently on me, but the fig tempers it and ads a sweet clean roundness. The floral notes adjust the tempo of the scent but never lead one to say, "oh, such a nice floral", they give it an aura of openness. Now the castoreum grounds the fragrance, it keeps it warm and comforting, never harsh nor heavy. Neil has created a heavenly aroma for us to enjoy on this earthly plane. 19 February 2009 |
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