The luxurious and nostalgic fragrances that have scented the world have their roots in nature. The book Kew: Fragrance explores the botanical origins of perfumes, revealing the science and secrets behind the most intoxicating ingredients and their journey from bloom to bottle.

From lemon, lavender, and licorice to cumin, cardamom, and cotton flower, Fragrance uncovers the alchemy, cultural significance, and origins of 100 key plant ingredients that compose the most sensual perfumes. With beautiful botanical illustrations from the Kew archive and specialized text, this book is a captivating exploration of fragrance and the plant origins of scents.

Pages: 208, Year of Publication: 1029, Dimensions: 15.6x15.6cm