Indian Papyrus

Indian papyrus is a tall, aquatic plant native to the Indian subcontinent. It has a distinctive, earthy-green scent with hints of wet vegetation and a subtle sweetness. The plant's stems and leaves have been used for centuries to make paper, mats, and other woven goods.

Fragrances featuring Indian papyrus evoke a sense of calm, grounded tranquility. The earthy, aquatic notes create a soothing, natural impression that is well-suited for everyday wear. Papyrus-based scents can be enjoyed in both casual and more formal settings, making them versatile choices for a wide range of occasions.

Indian papyrus is often used as a base note in fragrances, providing an earthy, aquatic foundation. It is commonly paired with other green, woody, or floral notes to create fresh, natural scent profiles. Papyrus is particularly prevalent in colognes, eau de toilettes, and other lighter, unisex fragrances.