Dionysus, known as Bacchus in Roman mythology, is the Greek god of wine and the ruler of festive revelry, akin to a fiery party burning deep within the soul. He is not just the enhancer of life, but also the magician where reason and passion dance together. He blends joy and madness into a sweet yet stimulating wine, inviting people to indulge fully and release their inner desires.
In legend, Dionysus used his divine power to transform the essence of grapes into endless wine, symbolizing freedom, transformation, and rebirth. He represents the miracle of nature, turning the gifts of sunlight and earth, and the fruits of labor, into rich, aromatic wine. This process is like the cycle of life, from the budding of a tiny grape seed to the maturation of fruit, requiring pressing, fermentation, and distillation to brew the purest nectar of the soul, showcasing the miraculous process of awakening and transformation in life.
Dionysus has an intriguing myth about his "ever-flowing cup." At a grand banquet, he turned his cup into a magical vessel that never ran dry, continuously immersing guests in joy and intoxication. This is not just about enjoying aromatic wine but symbolizes endless abundance and joy, as if one can always draw strength and freedom from within. As recorded in "Greek Tales," the god of wine's celebrations always had a continuous flow of wine, symbolizing the grace of nature and the cycle of life.
The ancient celebrations of the wine god were incomplete without drama performances, making Dionysus, also the god of theater, a shape-shifter—from the androgynous beauty of his youth to the drunken, bearded figure in his later years. He mirrors our multifaceted inner selves: the rationality that seeks to regulate life and the instinct to freely express. He leads people to break free from societal constraints, unleashing creativity and vitality, while reminding them of the hidden possibilities, even wild madness, behind revelry.
Dionysus is the heartbeat of a grand celebration, the allure that makes people forget their worries and sway freely. He represents the sweetest intoxication in life, and the deepest ecstasy of the puzzle. His story reminds us that each liberation is a rebirth, and behind every revelry lies a cry from the depths of the soul. So, whenever you imagine that ever-flowing cup, you are experiencing the transcendent freedom and ecstasy of Dionysus, straddling order and passion, reason and madness.
Arome Impression:
Clary sage exudes a fresh, sweet aroma, like the festive spirit of Dionysus, offering a relaxed, pleasant buzz. It heals emotions, bringing relaxation and joy to the mind, enhancing confidence, and allowing you to feel the flow of inner strength and happiness. This aroma is also like a feast of inspiration, gently guiding you to listen to your inner voice, sparking creativity and a new vision, leading you on a journey of freedom and exuberance. Clary sage not only creates a relaxed and joyful atmosphere but also lets you constantly feel that unrestrained vitality, perfectly echoing the spirit of Dionysus. Clary sage brings a scent of freedom and joy, letting people experience that relaxed yet powerful ecstasy.
THE BACCHUS FEAST Eau de Parfum Spray
Scent: Unisex / Middle Note / Festive, Intoxicating
"The Bacchus Feast" captures the wild and ecstatic spirit of Dionysus—the god of wine, celebration, and divine madness. This perfume opens with enchanting wormwood, rich lotus, and juicy blackcurrant, leading you to revelry. At its heart, clary sage, nutmeg, and marigold intertwine like a feast of herbs and spices, taking you back to the ancient wine god's festival of rapture and joy. The base notes feature the earthy scents of fir, ryegrass, and sweet fennel, lush and intoxicating. Like a true "Bacchus Feast," this fragrance is rich in fruity notes, full of herbal freshness, with a hint of spice and intoxicating allure: a perfect tribute to the ecstatic indulgence of the wine god's harvest festival.
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