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LATIN NAME: |
Rosa damascena |
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COMMON NAMES: |
Rose Otto, Queen of flowers |
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FAMILY: |
Flowers |
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NOTE: |
Top to Middle |
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PLANT PARTS USED: |
Flowers |
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ORIGIN: |
Bulgaria |
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THE PLANT: |
Cultivated and harvested exclusively in the “Valley of the Roses” in the Bulgarian countryside. A cultivated flower that is not found growing wild. |
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CULTURAL MEANING: |
The French Crusader Robert de Brie, who took part in the Siege of Damascus in 1148, is sometimes credited for bringing the Damask rose from Syria to Europe. The name of the rose refers to the city of Damascus in Syria. |
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SCENT DESCRIBTION: |
Sweet, deep, highly floral, antique Rose aroma with a faint indole, warm, honeyed undertone and a superb fresh green, lemon-citrus note that comes forth in the drydown |
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AROMATHERAPEUTIC EFFECTS: |
Is said to be calming and uplifting, and is used for soothing and rejuvenating. |
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BLENDING RECOMMADATIONS: |
Bergamot No. 06, Boronia No. 10, Kakao No. 12, Geranium No. 16, Tuberose No. 38, Jasmin Sambac No. 19, Lavendel No. 21, Mimosa No. 25, Orris No. 29, Vanilje No. 39, Ylang ylang No. 41 |
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