Ingredients
A practical guide to herbal fragrance materials.
The collection uses plant and mineral materials with different colours, textures and aroma directions. This guide explains how to describe them clearly for retail and export.
Five Elements
Metal, Wood, Water, Fire, Earth.
A traditional way to organise colour, season and fragrance direction. Each piece can be explored through its element association.
Food-herb heritage
药食同源 · Ingredients with a culinary heritage.
Many traditional fragrance materials also have a long culinary heritage. We present them as cultural and sensory ingredients, not as medical advice.
Blending language
Balance, not a medical promise.
Traditional blending language can describe the relationship between materials: a supporting note, a warm centre and a light top note. In an export context, that language should stay cultural and sensory.
- Describe the material and its aroma direction.
- Explain the colour, grain and finish.
- Keep care instructions simple and factual.
- Avoid curing, treating or therapeutic claims.
Buyer questions