Scents of the Middle East

30.00

E-course

  • Access to 8 pre-recorded talks on fragrance, jewellery and personal adornment in the Middle East (1 year)
  • 8 downloadable e-books
  • Access to private Facebook-community
  • This is a digital course. Please note that payment is non-refundable. Access is for an entire year, and for your personal use only.
  • Outside Europe? Choose PayPal as payment option. Please note bank transfers are only possible within Europe.
  • This is part of the e-course bundle Looking Beyond Jewellery. If you are enrolled in this course, you have access to this class already!

Personal adornment is closely related to the senses. In this class, we will explore the invisible world of fragrance: when you have visited North Africa or Southwest Asia, you will undoubtedly remember how the many scents made your nose tingle! Jewellery is specifically created to hold perfume, or is made of aromatic substances itself. Dress and body aesthetic also employ scent. This is not simply a form of beautification, but carried deep meaning. Fragrance kept evil at a distance, attracted blessings and was of great importance for the intimacies of married life. Enjoy this sensory journey into the smell of frankincense, spices and flowers, and discover the social and spiritual values of fragrance in everyday life.

'I have just now finished the Fragrance-class and had no idea how important perfume and incense really are: thank you!'