Rose damascena

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Bulgarian Rosa Damascena

Pierre-Joseph Redouté (1759 –1840) Belgian born French Watercolorist and botanist. Illustrator of approximately 50 botanical books. An official court artist to Queen Marie Antoinette, patronized by Empress Joséphine and by later French Royalty. Pierre-Joseph Redouté "Les Roses" (1817-1824) 3 volume set. Published in 30 instalments over seven years. Library of Congress, Washington D.C. "Les Roses" Vol. 1 (1817): archive.org/stream/lesroses1817pjre#page/10/mode/thumb "Les Roses" Vol. 2 (1821)…

Damascena rose

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A Damask rose (Rosa damascena) is a type of rose known for its distinctive fragrance and its historical significance in the world of perfumery and culinary arts. It is a hybrid rose species that is believed to have originated in the Middle East, possibly in the region of modern-day Syria. The name “Damask” refers to the city of Damascus in Syria, which historically played a significant role in the trade and cultivation of these roses.. more read :)

Rose Damascena holds significant cultural value across many cultures, often associated with beauty, love, and elegance. Its use in perfumery extends beyond scent, embodying specific symbolism and beauty. In Kannauj, India, Rose Damascena is renowned as a primary raw material in the perfume industry that we utilize. Here, it is predominantly cultivated for its essential oil. The region is famed for its soil and climate conditions conducive to the growth of quality roses, yielding rose oil…

Damask rose, also known as Rosa x damascena, has captivated people for centuries with their exquisite beauty, heavenly fragrance, and numerous health benefits. Click on the pin to explore not only the physical, emotional, and cosmetic benefits of damask roses, but also see care tips so you can grow these delightful roses in your garden.