Issue 32

Features

• In Libro de Tenebris Paul Schütze
• The Song of the actinomycetes Priyanka Jain
• Design for the nose: A brief history of olfactory objects Clara Muller
• Secret(ion)s from an occasionally scented jewellery practice Melinda Young
• Scented adornment in North Africa and Southwest Asia Sigrid van Roode
• The scented city: Incense making in Kathmandu Gary Wornell
• Cardamom is forever: Jewellery for the Sri Lankan diaspora Inoka Samarasekara
• Nanamu as Tongan sense of smelling: A tāvāist philosophical critique Hūfanga-He-Ako-Moe-Lotu, ‘Ōkusitino Māhina, Kolokesa Uafā Māhina-Tuai and Tavakefai‘ana, Sēmisi Fetokai Kulīha‘apai Moahehengiovava‘ulahi Potauaine
• Fragrant memories from Minas Gerais Lena Emediato
• The life of a rosemary distiller Bridget Nicholson
• Jewellery to cast away the evil of the world Sepideh Ghasemi
• Surrounded by scent: Perfumery in the courtly cultures of early-modern South Asia Simran Agarwal, MAP Academy
• Through the garden gate: Litrahb Perfumery and the world of synaesthesia  Chloé Wolifson
• The scent of Korean contemporary craft Hyeyoung CHO
• A bush alembic: To distil the scent of the land Forest Keegel
• The fragrant power of Dutjahn Angie Faye Martin
• Dhoop-batti: The fragrance rises from the roots LOkesh Ghai
• Ross Gibson ✿ Listening to Incense Kathryn Bird
• Scent in 2023 Cheongju Craft Biennale KANG Jaeyoung
• Lotus blooms and divine blessings: A spiritual journey through fragrance and festivity Japneet Keith
• A fragrant pilgrimage to the Norbulingka Institute Japneeth Keith
• Monumentalizing rituals of the Palestinian diaspora Reema Abu Hassan
• Smelling is believing Liliana Ojeda
• The rose perfumers of Kannauj Dwan Kaoukji
• The culture we breathe Laila Al-Hamad
• What could happen if we could smell the past?: Olfactory archeology in Pompei Sissel Tolaas
• Ka rongo au: In response to senses Rangimarie Sophie Jolley and Sian Montgomery-Neutze
• Monkō (聞香): The Japanese way of listening to incense Sachiko Tamashige
• Candles & Sticks Manon van Kouswijk