Scented secrets of Korean heritage

elorea Royal Resin fragrance and the sacred birch wood of Korean palaces

elorea Savory Notes and Royal Resins

Smoky and rich, smoky and rich, Palace resins in a savory mix!

elorea Korean jangdok clay jars ferment traditional sauces and inspire earthy fragrances.

elorea An infographic displays a Royal Resin bottle next to Korean birch wood.

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elorea Large earthenware jangdok jars sit in a warm, richly textured oil painting

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elorea Choose four words to discover how Elorea bottles the scent of Korean royalty.

Fun Fact

Soy sauce perfume: In fine perfumery, aged soy sauce provides a rich, malty, and incredibly complex smoky-sweet note rather than smelling like a kitchen.

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Would you dare to wear a perfume that smells like soy sauce?

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What culinary staple does the 'Jang' fragrance pay tribute to?

elorea The Korean pear tradition behind the Bae Frais fragrance

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How is the Korean pear traditionally served to guests in Korean households?

elorea Traditional Korean households craft fermented soy sauces in large clay vessels

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Which surprising, savory kitchen note is blended with jasmine and ylang-ylang in the Jang perfume?

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What is the traditional purpose of burning precious resins in ancient Korean royal palaces?

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What is the English name for the sweet, round fruit highlighted in 'Bae Frais'?

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Which precious wood, historic to Korean palaces, is featured in 'Royal Resin'?

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What unique smoky element is used in the Jang fragrance to mimic traditional purification?

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What are 'jangdok,' the large earthenware vessels that ground the Jang fragrance's story?