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The scent of Arum Lily is characterized by its sweet, powdery essence that carries a soft, creamy floral note. Its fragrance is often likened to a gentle whisper of fresh blooms, with subtle green undertones that enhance its freshness. This delicate aroma evokes images of lush gardens, where the air is filled with the gentle warmth of springtime.
Scent Evolution
As it unfolds, the Arum Lily's scent reveals a soft, velvety texture that adds depth to its floral character. It is, like freshly cut flowers. The overall impression is one of sophistication.
Evolution over time
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After a few hours
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The Full Story
Arum Lily, also known as Calla Lily, is a striking flower that has captivated the hearts of many since its introduction to European gardens in the 19th century. Originally native to southern Africa, these flowers thrive in wetland areas. In perfumery, Arum Lily earned significance for its aesthetic beauty and for its unique olfactory profile, which adds a fresh and floral note to compositions.
Origin and Production
Historically, Arum Lily has been associated with purity and elegance, often used in ceremonial contexts and as a symbol of rebirth. Its delicate yet striking appearance makes it a popular choice for weddings and other celebrations. In the fragrance world, this flower is cherished because it can evoke feelings of tranquility and refinement.
Chemistry and Scent Profile
Sourcing of Arum Lily for perfumery can be quite challenging because of specific growing conditions. It is typically harvested in regions where the climate is conducive to its growth. The extraction methods often involve careful techniques to preserve the integrity of the scent, resulting in a rich ingredient that perfumers highly value in their creations.
Did You Know?
The Arum Lily is not a true lily, and its restrained shape has made it a popular choice in floral arrangements and bridal bouquets.
Did You Know?
Did you know?
Arum lilies (Zantedeschia) are not true lilies — they belong to the Araceae family. Their spadix can heat up to 15°C above ambient temperature to volatilize scent compounds and attract pollinating beetles.
Extraction & Chemistry
Extraction method: Fantasy note — no commercial Arum/Calla lily essential oil or absolute exists. The scent is recreated synthetically.
Molecular Formula
N/A — no standardized extract
CAS Number
N/A — no commercial essential oil
Botanical Name
Zantedeschia spp.
IFRA Status
No known restrictions
Synonyms
CALLA LILY
Physical Properties
Odor Strength
Medium
Lasting Power
200 hours
Appearance
Colorless to pale yellow liquid
In Perfumery
In perfumery, Arum Lily primarily is a heart note, giving rich floral element that can harmonize beautifully with other floral and green notes. It pairs exceptionally well with jasmine, tuberose, and other white flowers, creating a range of scents that evoke the beauty of nature. its soft and powdery characteristics make it versatile enough to blend with woody or musky base notes, adding a sense of warmth and complexity to the fragrance.
