The Essence of Jianzong (簡宗) in Eastern Fragrance Philosophy

Jianzong (簡宗) is derived from the teachings of a Zen monk from the Southern Song Dynasty who established a method for fragrance blending. This approach incorporates ancient concepts such as Yin-Yang, Three Stars, Four Symbols, Five Elements, and Six Qi, utilizing pure natural aromatic materials. Jianzong continues to adopt a romantic and mystical Eastern blending method, serving as a key to exploring the aesthetics of olfactory spatiality and the mysteries of ancient Eastern philosophy.

With its simple and unpretentious style, Jianzong draws inspiration from various aspects of the perfumer's daily life, emphasizing a lifestyle that is appropriate, moderate, and peaceful. This allows for the creation of a gentle and harmonious Eastern fragrance without any excess. Consequently, those who experience these aromas can attain a profound spiritual olfactory experience.

The transformation from the experience of fragrance to a higher state of being reflects the unique and vast philosophical worldview of Jianzong perfumers. The romantic scents derived from their rigorous training lead all who appreciate them to a serene mental space, allowing them to escape the burdens of material desires and achieve a more elegant and joyful self.