Perfumer: Nutt Wesshasartar
Notes
Top: Lavender, Galbanum
Middle: Coconut, Magnolia, Wild Mango
Base: Oakmoss, Sandalwood, Cedarwood
In the mystical Himmapan Forest, the legendary birds known as Karawik (Karawek) are said to sing melodies so pure that all creatures fall silent. Rooted in Thai literature and Buddhist cosmology, these rare beings, often called the “Bird of Paradise” are believed to dwell between earth and sky, their voices echoing through the heavens.
Inspired by the scripture Tribhum Phra Ruang, this fragrance captures a vivid scene of Karawik resting upon a wild mango tree. At its heart lies the lush aroma of wild mango, balancing green mango skin with ripe, juicy sweetness.
Bright lavender and magnolia lift the opening, while coconut and soft woody notes ground the composition. The result is a tropical, radiant fragrance, vibrant, melodic, and evocative of a Southeast Asian forest paradise.
Parfum Concentration: 15%
Best Season: Spring · Summer · Early Fall
Suitable For: Daily wear, casual outings, and creative settings, offering a fresh green aromatic opening with soft tropical nuances and a clean, earthy woody finish.
