Anpu (Anubis) Perfume Oil
Black, Hematite
Top: Bergamot
Middle: Oakmoss, Camphor
Base: Amber, Benzoin, Patchouli, Cedar
Anpu, the ancient Kemetic deity known as the guardian of the dead and the underworld, is embodied in this evocative fragrance that resonates with timeless sophistication and earthly wisdom. The scent opens with a gentle whisper of bergamot, imparting a hint of citrusy brightness that gives way to the deep richness of oakmoss and the refreshing coolness of camphor. As the fragrance develops, notes of cedar and patchouli intertwine with warm amber and benzoin, creating a complex and aromatic blend that speaks to Anpu's enduring presence and guardianship. This genderless eau de parfum captures the essence of ancient mysteries and sacred rituals, inviting wearers to embrace the deep-rooted connection between life, death, and the eternal cycle of rebirth.
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Anpu, also known as Anubis, is an ancient Egyptian deity associated with funerary practices and the afterlife. Often depicted with the head of a jackal or as a black dog, Anpu is the god of mummification and the guardian of graves. He plays a crucial role in overseeing the process of embalming and guiding souls through the underworld. Anpu is also known for his role in weighing the hearts of the deceased against the feather of Ma’at to determine their fate in the afterlife. His connection to death and the afterlife highlights his importance in ensuring the safe passage of souls and the preservation of the deceased.
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Welcome to the deity perfumes!
Where each perfume has notes of various scents that are associations for that deity! Research backed associations and cross referenced for accuracy.
Being a perfume, the point of these items is primarily to smell good and have a reminder of that deity throughout your day. A few crystal chips related to that deity are also added!
Made with 5mL and 10mL sturdy glass bottle, steel rollerballs for easy gliding, fractioned coconut oil, and fragrance oils.
Disclaimer: Always perform a patch test before applying any new fragrance. A patch test can easily be done by applying the fragrance on your inner elbow and waiting 24-48 hours. If you experience any redness or irritation discontinue use and consult your physician.
Perfume oils tend to sit close on the skin. It creates a more intimate bubble of scent around you. Sometimes scents can change depending on your skin chemistry (isn't science awesome?!). On average perfume oils tend to last long that your traditional alcohol based perfume sprays.
Small enough to fit in a pocket, purse or bag; This is one of the joys of perfume oils and can be quite satisfying!
Black, Hematite
Top: Bergamot
Middle: Oakmoss, Camphor
Base: Amber, Benzoin, Patchouli, Cedar
Anpu, the ancient Kemetic deity known as the guardian of the dead and the underworld, is embodied in this evocative fragrance that resonates with timeless sophistication and earthly wisdom. The scent opens with a gentle whisper of bergamot, imparting a hint of citrusy brightness that gives way to the deep richness of oakmoss and the refreshing coolness of camphor. As the fragrance develops, notes of cedar and patchouli intertwine with warm amber and benzoin, creating a complex and aromatic blend that speaks to Anpu's enduring presence and guardianship. This genderless eau de parfum captures the essence of ancient mysteries and sacred rituals, inviting wearers to embrace the deep-rooted connection between life, death, and the eternal cycle of rebirth.
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Anpu, also known as Anubis, is an ancient Egyptian deity associated with funerary practices and the afterlife. Often depicted with the head of a jackal or as a black dog, Anpu is the god of mummification and the guardian of graves. He plays a crucial role in overseeing the process of embalming and guiding souls through the underworld. Anpu is also known for his role in weighing the hearts of the deceased against the feather of Ma’at to determine their fate in the afterlife. His connection to death and the afterlife highlights his importance in ensuring the safe passage of souls and the preservation of the deceased.
———
Welcome to the deity perfumes!
Where each perfume has notes of various scents that are associations for that deity! Research backed associations and cross referenced for accuracy.
Being a perfume, the point of these items is primarily to smell good and have a reminder of that deity throughout your day. A few crystal chips related to that deity are also added!
Made with 5mL and 10mL sturdy glass bottle, steel rollerballs for easy gliding, fractioned coconut oil, and fragrance oils.
Disclaimer: Always perform a patch test before applying any new fragrance. A patch test can easily be done by applying the fragrance on your inner elbow and waiting 24-48 hours. If you experience any redness or irritation discontinue use and consult your physician.
Perfume oils tend to sit close on the skin. It creates a more intimate bubble of scent around you. Sometimes scents can change depending on your skin chemistry (isn't science awesome?!). On average perfume oils tend to last long that your traditional alcohol based perfume sprays.
Small enough to fit in a pocket, purse or bag; This is one of the joys of perfume oils and can be quite satisfying!
Black, Hematite
Top: Bergamot
Middle: Oakmoss, Camphor
Base: Amber, Benzoin, Patchouli, Cedar
Anpu, the ancient Kemetic deity known as the guardian of the dead and the underworld, is embodied in this evocative fragrance that resonates with timeless sophistication and earthly wisdom. The scent opens with a gentle whisper of bergamot, imparting a hint of citrusy brightness that gives way to the deep richness of oakmoss and the refreshing coolness of camphor. As the fragrance develops, notes of cedar and patchouli intertwine with warm amber and benzoin, creating a complex and aromatic blend that speaks to Anpu's enduring presence and guardianship. This genderless eau de parfum captures the essence of ancient mysteries and sacred rituals, inviting wearers to embrace the deep-rooted connection between life, death, and the eternal cycle of rebirth.
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Anpu, also known as Anubis, is an ancient Egyptian deity associated with funerary practices and the afterlife. Often depicted with the head of a jackal or as a black dog, Anpu is the god of mummification and the guardian of graves. He plays a crucial role in overseeing the process of embalming and guiding souls through the underworld. Anpu is also known for his role in weighing the hearts of the deceased against the feather of Ma’at to determine their fate in the afterlife. His connection to death and the afterlife highlights his importance in ensuring the safe passage of souls and the preservation of the deceased.
———
Welcome to the deity perfumes!
Where each perfume has notes of various scents that are associations for that deity! Research backed associations and cross referenced for accuracy.
Being a perfume, the point of these items is primarily to smell good and have a reminder of that deity throughout your day. A few crystal chips related to that deity are also added!
Made with 5mL and 10mL sturdy glass bottle, steel rollerballs for easy gliding, fractioned coconut oil, and fragrance oils.
Disclaimer: Always perform a patch test before applying any new fragrance. A patch test can easily be done by applying the fragrance on your inner elbow and waiting 24-48 hours. If you experience any redness or irritation discontinue use and consult your physician.
Perfume oils tend to sit close on the skin. It creates a more intimate bubble of scent around you. Sometimes scents can change depending on your skin chemistry (isn't science awesome?!). On average perfume oils tend to last long that your traditional alcohol based perfume sprays.
Small enough to fit in a pocket, purse or bag; This is one of the joys of perfume oils and can be quite satisfying!
