Flame Of The Forest
Top Notes: Bay Leaf, Pink Pepper, Texas Cedarwood
Mid Notes: Champaca, Saffron, Himalayan Cedarwood
Base Notes: Teakwood, Ambergris
Perfume Inspiration:
My inspiration for this perfume is the Flame Of The Forest, a tree I remember fondly from my childhood in India. It is a tall tree, standing prominently, dominating other trees in a landscape. Sometime around February, it blooms with brilliant orange flowers.
I have a strong memory of walking barefoot under this tree. All around my feet, the ground was covered with orange, velvety petals. I could barely see the soil. I gathered armfuls of wilted blooms and put them in my frock. At the end of the day, my hands were stained bright orange. Flame Of The Forest perfume captures the dry, brown wood of the branch, the smoke and flame this name conjures, and the raw feel of the bare branches. A shock of spice highlights the bright presence of this tree.
Suitable for vegans
Alcohol Denat., Fragrance (Parfum), Water (Aqua), Eugenol, Methyl Eugenol, Beta-Caryophyllene.
Prop 65 warning: This product can expose you to Methyl Eugenol, Estragole, and Benzyl Acetate, which are known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov
At Anjali Perfumes, we believe every scent tells a story that deserves a human hand. We collaborate with independent artists to bring our olfactory visions to life through genuine, soulful creativity.
Original artwork for Flame Of The Forest Perfume by Anasuya Nandi
Anasuya Nandi was born and raised in Kolkata, India. She has worked as an art teacher at Pratt Memorial School, Kolkata, since 2004. Art is not just her profession, but a deep passion. She has a Master’s degree in Visual Arts (Painting) from Rabindra Bharati University.
Through art, Anasuya seeks eternal joy. She loves to experiment with space, color, and form on big canvases or on stage with different mediums. She has taken part in many group exhibitions and art workshops. She has received a Gold Medal for Art from former President Dr. Shankar Dayal Sharma. She is also passionate about textile art, especially experimenting with natural dyes.
