Yue Tu

Description of the perfume: Based on one of the most famous Chinese legends. The (myths) of the Moon "Chang" are famous for her beauty and intelligence. After drinking the elixir of immortality provided by Jade Rabbit or in Chinese like 月兔 (Yu Tu), who resides in the Moon Palace where mortar and pestle are used to grind the elixir of immortality made from Osmanthus petals from an uncuttable tree. In China, Osmanthus is known as the Tree of Immortality in many fairy tales and its flower is associated with the moon. Osmanthus blooms around the eighth month during the Mid-Autumn Festival when the moon is large and bright. The Chinese enjoy the benefits of Osmanthus petals, especially Osmanthus tea, which is the main concept of this perfume. The sweet floral blossoms offer a fruit similar to apricot with a narcotic white flower resembling jasmine and a touch of leather. In "Yue Tu," Osmanthus tea is the star with some fruits and flowers representing the traditional Mid-Autumn Festival (中秋節). The perfume is built around a golden yellow theme of apricot Osmanthus, chrysanthemums, golden mango, pomelo, white tea, and jasmine tea, creating an ethereal world of paradise on the moon. Note: The perfume description is based on Chinese legends. Because the perfume is exclusive to the Asian market, we do not believe in what they believe. Ingredients: White tea, jasmine tea, sweet orange, Osmanthus, mandarin, peach, cedarwood, musk, mango, herbs, lily of the valley (pumilio), bitter orange, and chamomile. Gender: Unisex. Perfume style: Fresh - Fruity. Season: Spring, Summer, Autumn. Concentration: EDT. Perfumer: Prin. Country: Thailand.