Kuan Yin Buddhist Perfume with Cedar, Honey and Patchouli by Flaires 15 ml

Soft Musk and Spice in a Kuan Yin Perfume

This Kuan Yin perfume by Flaires of Spain layers sweetened musk with the spice of patchouli. It begins feathery on the nose, then deepens with earthiness.

Product Details

• Product Type: Perfume oil
• Product Number: L-532
• Fragrance Family: Oriental
• Notes: Cedar, patchouli, honey, coconut, musk
• Use: Wear as a perfume, or mix into creams, soaps and oils
• Bottle: Glass bottle with a color gift box, 15 ml (0.5 oz)
• Made: Made in Spain by Flaires

Guanyin, Bodhisattva of Compassion

Guanyin is a central compassion bodhisattva for Chinese and Vietnamese Buddhists. In India she is Avalokiteshvara, the one who looks down with compassion.

Indian and Tibetan images show a male figure. In East Asia the figure became a merciful mother-goddess.

Honey, Coconut and Patchouli

Honey and coconut sweeten the musk. Cedar adds a quiet woody base.

This musk patchouli perfume lingers softly. Find more in our Museumize fragrance collection.

Wearing and Storing

Wear it as a perfume, or mix a few drops into creams, soaps and oils.

Keep the bottle capped, upright, and away from heat and direct sun.

Wear this Kuan Yin perfume as a musk patchouli perfume for evenings. Its honey coconut scent is soft and fades gently. A Kuan Yin perfume also works as a compassion perfume oil. Those who love a honey coconut scent will find it sweet.

About Compassion in Buddhism

Many Buddhists turn to Guanyin for compassion and relief from trouble. Statues often hold a willow branch and a vase of nectar. A compassion perfume oil like this one borrows the mood only.

For More Reading from the Web

• Read how Buddhists in America honor Guanyin. Devotion to Guanyin - The Pluralism Project
• See the bodhisattva of infinite compassion. Guanyin - Britannica