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Fragrant Botanicals of Medieval Alchemy
Explore the aromatic world of medieval perfumes through key natural ingredients used in scent crafting during the Middle Ages.
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- 1. A spicy bark adding warmth and zest to perfume blends.
- 2. A citrus fruit used to add fresh, sharp top notes.
- 3. Delicate purple flower used for its powdery and fresh scent.
- 5. A pungent spice whose oil was extracted for spicy, warm scents.
- 6. A resin with a vanilla-like aroma used in base notes of perfumes.
- 9. Essential oil from orange blossoms valued for its sweet floral aroma.
- 11. Fossilized resin providing a rich, sweet, and earthy foundation.
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- 4. A fragrant wood used for its rich, woody aroma in medieval fragrances.
- 7. A purple herb famous for its calming and clean herbal fragrance.
- 8. A classic flower whose petals were commonly distilled for sweet, floral scents.
- 10. Highly fragrant flower often incorporated for its exotic sweetness.
- 12. A resinous substance known for its sweet and healing fragrance.
- 13. Resin prized for its warm, balsamic scent often used in incense and perfumes.
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