“Perfumery” – as the term is used here – refers to the art and practice of producing, refining and consuming aromatic materials in appreciation of their olfactory quality. In Asia, incense, flowers, distillates and aromatic objects especially deserve attention as “perfumes”, if the definition of “perfumery” is widened in this way in favour of a multicultural approach to the vast and diverse world of fragrances and related activities worldwide. For appraising the value of the Asian perfumery heritage, the general considerations by the UNESCO concerning the definition of “heritage” are inspiring for reflecting upon the ethnographic data
The purpose of the article is a theoretical and empirical analysis of the role of perfume design as ...
Aroma fumigation is one of the traditional Chinese fumigating therapies. Moreover, the aroma culture...
Perfumes have been important in India for millennia and so have the stories connected with them. The...
The perfumery heritage of Asia is renowned for its use of agarwood. This aromatic develops as a natu...
The fragrance is a liquid mixture of aromatic oils or aromatic compounds, fixatives and solvents, us...
This paper focuses on a hitherto unremarked aspect of cultural production – smell. It first outlines...
Anlässlich der 39. Tagung des UNESCO-Welterbekomitees in Bonn wird der Besucher eingeladen, über kul...
Fragrance and perfume connect with our most basic and primitive window on the world – our sense of s...
A uniquely powerful marker of ethnic, gender, and class identities, scent can also overwhelm previou...
Incense culture has long played an important symbolic and sociocultural role in countries of East A...
This paper aims to show that foreign aromatics were important commodities in Chinese foreign trade, ...
As a museum professional, I work with memories. And nothing is more evocative than scent, which is b...
Perfume is a mixture of fragrant essential oils or aroma compounds (fragrances), fixatives and solve...
The precursors toward the establishment of the Japanese ceremony of incense appreciation called Kōdō...
This dissertation explores the olfactory economies of agarwood, a high-value non-timber forest produ...
The purpose of the article is a theoretical and empirical analysis of the role of perfume design as ...
Aroma fumigation is one of the traditional Chinese fumigating therapies. Moreover, the aroma culture...
Perfumes have been important in India for millennia and so have the stories connected with them. The...
The perfumery heritage of Asia is renowned for its use of agarwood. This aromatic develops as a natu...
The fragrance is a liquid mixture of aromatic oils or aromatic compounds, fixatives and solvents, us...
This paper focuses on a hitherto unremarked aspect of cultural production – smell. It first outlines...
Anlässlich der 39. Tagung des UNESCO-Welterbekomitees in Bonn wird der Besucher eingeladen, über kul...
Fragrance and perfume connect with our most basic and primitive window on the world – our sense of s...
A uniquely powerful marker of ethnic, gender, and class identities, scent can also overwhelm previou...
Incense culture has long played an important symbolic and sociocultural role in countries of East A...
This paper aims to show that foreign aromatics were important commodities in Chinese foreign trade, ...
As a museum professional, I work with memories. And nothing is more evocative than scent, which is b...
Perfume is a mixture of fragrant essential oils or aroma compounds (fragrances), fixatives and solve...
The precursors toward the establishment of the Japanese ceremony of incense appreciation called Kōdō...
This dissertation explores the olfactory economies of agarwood, a high-value non-timber forest produ...
The purpose of the article is a theoretical and empirical analysis of the role of perfume design as ...
Aroma fumigation is one of the traditional Chinese fumigating therapies. Moreover, the aroma culture...
Perfumes have been important in India for millennia and so have the stories connected with them. The...