MYNO perfumes

The name is derived from Min—the Egyptian god of fertility and patron of traveling caravans. Each brand scent is inspired by the culture, mythology, or atmosphere of a specific location.

The collection of scents created for the project is called the «Orient Series» and is inspired by the countries of the East.

Makara (Sanskrit: मकर) — a mythical sea creature known in Indian tradition, combining the features of a dolphin, a shark, and a crocodile. Scent notes: sea salt, ylang-ylang, sandalwood.

Sharav (Hebrew: שָׁרָב‎) — a dry, scorching wind from North Africa. Scent notes: leather, vetiver, bergamot.

Amitis—the wife of the Babylonian king, for whom the Hanging Gardens of Babylon were supposedly built. Scent notes: fig, lemon, jasmine blossoms.

The atmosphere of an eastern city with a bustling market, filled with the scents of spices and dried fruits. Aroma notes: saffron, spices, date fruit.

Inspired by the Coffea arabica variety, which originated on the Arabian Peninsula and boasts a rich, robust aroma. Aroma notes: coffee bean, oud wood, bergamot.

Monsoons—winds that travel from the tropics toward the equator—carry the scents of exotic plants into the humid tropical forests. Scent notes: musk, licorice, vanilla flower.

Brand posters — fantasies based on the aromas they represent, conveying the product’s sensations through imaginative imagery.