Hanuman celebrates the Chinese Year of the Monkey, representing loyalty, heroism and mischief, with an impish mix of tangy citrus, butter-smooth blooms over woods and ambered musks while vetiver suggests the greenness of forest canopies. It is a blast to wear, sun-dappled flowers glowing with lemon and orange, illuminating a tagete-tinged bouquet at the heart, warmed by warm amber and musks.
 
Bright, Fresh, and Enlivening
 
Hanuman celebrates the Chinese Year of the Monkey. Hanuman is a much-loved and revered Hindi deity, a loyal companion of Rama, an essential avatar of Vishnu. This most sacred of animals has become increasing visible in religious iconography, representing loyalty, optimism, heroism, strength, all tinted with a sprinkling of playful mischief.
 
The perfume is sublime; an unexpected mix of tangy citrus, sensual indolic blooms and a wonderful base of robust woods and ambered musks. Vetiver suggests both the greenness of canopies and roots.
 
There is impish hide and seek in the composition, a sense of freshness and sun-dappled flowers glowing on a ground of arboreal calm. The lemon note, more lemonade than acidic wince has a lovely duration. Normally the volatility and small size of citrus notes means they fizz off quickly at the top of perfumes, in Hanuman however, a canopy of lemon, blood orange, bergamot and cassis filters down slowly through the composition, the juicy orange in particular illuminating the bridge into the intricate marigold-tinged bouquet at the heart of the perfume, this connects to a woody vetiver base with flickers of warm amber and musks 
 
Hanuman is a blast to wear, full of joyous flowers, hesperidic joy and optimism. Brimming with cheeky attraction and brightness, It is a perfume to elicit smiles and a touch of flirtatious confidence.