D.S. Durga Bowmakers
Introduction :-
Bowmakers was launched in 2013 under the niche luxury fragrance house is known as D.S. & Durga. Bowmakers by DS & Durga is a Woody Aromatic fragrance for Women and Men. Amid the transcendental woods of the 1800s, craftsmen from the Massachusetts Bay Colony built violins and bows. Old growth mahogany, burled maple shavings, amber pine rosin, aged walnut and unique secret varnishes. Something magic lurks in the New England woods. They have been the stomping ground of natives, Vikings, poets, hermits, and dreamers for centuries. Many of great dramas center upon the forest. For Thoreau and Emerson, it was the Massachusetts woods. They extend from the outskirts of Boston to the wilderness of Western MA. All that is civilized peters out as one goes beyond the pale of University life. The great thinkers of early nation had their muse right beside them. Wooded areas represent that which lies just beyond our door but is secret and hidden, both scary and inviting. Emerson’s musings are peppered with the Massachusetts forest, and Thoreau conducted his great experiment right in them. New England is characterized by a juxtaposition of the quaint and the grand. Like the lands of New England’s ancestors (English, Irish, Scottish), the mountains are not gigantic, but they are majestic. There are no Himalayas, Rockies, great lakes, deep trenches. Yet entire folk histories inhabit the cracks and crevices of the land. Caves are gateways to lairs of sorcerers. Valleys are watched over by protecting gods. The scale may be quaint, but the lands implied beyond are infinite. Small pieces of land yards, thickets, gardens, rooftops where we are reminded of the greater world beyond the everyday. We do not need to travel to the wilderness to feel the endless space inside our minds. Emerson has all he needs in the country lands around him. Magic is not something that lays far off in a distant realm. The seemingly mundane space between trees holds more if one cares to look there. This magic pervades all that he writes. The artist jumps in the river of creation. He or she mimics the Creator and freely follows inspiration. All around us are glimpses. The magic of the Massachusetts forest in the pioneer valley gave America something tangible as well wood for among other things, musical instruments. Until the early 19th century, our young nation naturally relied upon imports for many items, including instruments. Even the music we made was influenced by Europe. All that began to change in the violin shops of the Pioneer valley. In them our first American instruments were created. Were they the tools we needed to go on and create our own lexicon in music? Of course they were just a part of it. But I love to think that the distilled magic of our maple, oak, pine, and rosin went to open up the minds of American musicians. Over the course of the next couple hundred years, Americans were making world-class music. Perhaps our greatest gifts: jazz, blues, country, folk, rock’n’roll, hip hop, and some of the most forward thinking classical music in the 20th century. Bowmakers realls the opening of a violin case it is a woody scent. There is the warm shellac of rosin and the luxuriance of mahogany and burled maple. The cold snap of birch in the whistling winter wind floats above the heart. The forest floor, slightly damp and blackened, pads out the bass (ha!) of the fragrance. Some will view it as masculine. It is rich and forward, but could be worn by anyone. - Says D.S. Imagine a workshop, lit by oil lamps and a brace of flickering candles, wax dripping to the floor. Everywhere is wood, maple, mahogany, chips of darkest ebony, floor littered in fragrant curled shavings, the air filled with lacquered dust and the aromatics of a thousand sweet pencils. A man bends over an oak bench, tending to the curved form of a violin, the body warm and golden in the soft light, its neck, pegs and tailpiece scattered under his nimble fingers. Puffs of pine resin drift as he works, smoothing, gluing and attending to the preparation of varnishes and oils to give ornate lustre to grain and line. This is D.S & Durga's Bowmakers, an astonishing time capsule evocation of violin and bow making workshops in 18th century American pioneer towns. Each workshop concocted their own secret recipe for the decorative shellacs and lacquers. These might contain elemi, benzoin, saffron, mastic, sandalwood and turpentine for color, preservation, finish, tone and beauty. D.S.& Durga have brought this polished, resinous portrait of craftsmen to life in an affecting and vibrantly glowing scent. A sensual auburn hair, emerald green eyes, red lips women in red dress in autumn at maple tree forest standing on reddish golden leaves playing melodious music through her violin is captivating, hypnotising and mesmerising even the birds came to listen her music sitting over the maple trees silently.
Occasions :- Office, Work, Business, Meetings, Hangouts, Gatherings, Formal Occasions, Special Events, Dinners, Festivals, Music Concerts, Orchestra, Stage Shows, Weddings, Ceremonies, Dates, Dinner, Red Carpet, Anniversary, Birthday, Christmas, Thanksgiving, New Year, Valentine’s Day, etc.
Silage :- 8 Feet
Longevity :- 9 Hours
Compliment :- Great
Impression :- Great
Seduction :- Great
Versatility :- Great
Presentation :- High
Category :- Warm Woody & Formal
Audience :- Men & Women
Age :- 18 to 50 Years
Launch :- 2013
Nose :- David Seth Moltz.
Brand :- D.S. & Durga
Ingredients:-
Middle notes :- Amber Pine Rosin (Colophony), Maplewood, and Cypress
Base notes :- Spiced Tree Resin, Cedar, Moss and Leather,
Overall Score :- 10/10
Smell :-
Bowmakers opens with nutty creamy woodsy smoky varnish ozonic green notes, transform towards resinous piny green woodsy notes, and dries down to mossy green earthy resinous balsamic woodsy leathery notes.
Remark :-
Bowmakers is powdery, nutty, aromatic, green, ozonic, woodsy, resinous, balsamic, mossy, green, earthy, leathery, smoky, joyful, youthful, beautiful, powerful, spiritual, divine, Goddess, heavenly, luxurious, rich, Royal, elegant, attractive, adorable, Vibrant, passionate, warm, aromatic and elegant unisex fragrance for Men & Women. Amongst the transcendental woods of the 1800s, craftsmen from the Massachusetts Bay Colony built violin bows in the tiny towns of the Pioneer Valley. The shops were filled with old growth mahogany, burled maple shavings, amber pine rosin, aged walnut and the craftsmen's unique, secret varnishes. An androgynous, full bodied scent, Bowmaker's ether-ozonic reek is softened by the rich textures of supple, dark leather and a variety of woods. Violin-varnish is a molten aromatic, the prismatic glue that holds this scent together. Mahogany is a cherry-brown substance, a dense and fine-grained material that constitutes the spine of these taut instruments. In this busy, intimate studio a fresh breeze blows in from the cool Massachusetts woods, the crystalline sweetness of sap carried indoors mirroring the warm, dusty solidity of sparkling rosin. Maplewood is dry and sturdy, as cool as the piney, slightly fruity qualities of cypress. Spiced tree resin is an elegant finishing touch, a synthesis of all the different woods herein. Cedar's smoke mimics the burn of bowstrings rubbed into sound, while moss recreates the earthy smell of an instrument fusing into the body of a musician. Bowmakers is a quietly accomplished fragrance, a thing of humble yet remarkable beauty, a detailed exemplar of artisanal craftsmanship. (violin varnish, mahogany, outdoors accord, amber pine rose, maplewood, cypress, spiced tree resin, cedar, moss). An early fragrance favorite from DS & Durga, Bowmakers recalls the opening of a violin case, with the warm aroma of polished woods and rosin. A cold snap of birch in the whistling winter wind floats above the heart. The forest floor, slightly damp and blackened, pads out the bass. Bowmakers is supposed to recall the opening of a violin case. There is the warm shellac of rosin and the luxuriance of mahogany and burled maple. It is a woody scent. The cold snap of birch in the whistling winter wind floats above the heart. The forest floor, slightly damp and blackened, pads out the bass (ha!) of the fragrance. Some will view it as masculine. It is rich and forward, but could be worn by anyone. this fragrance is warm, woody, and resinous. The notes include mahogany, pine tree, maple, leather and walnut. It is a perfume inspired by the deodar cedar tree and its natural scent. This cedar has such an intense odor that it can be smelled even up to several feet away from it. This fragrance inspired by the darker shades of life. Long Lasting Fragrance leaves with a confident feeling. A signature scent is timeless and wearable for all occasions be it day time, nighttime, party, or office. A perfect gift to great way to show appreciation to the special person in life. Perfect for special occasions. Anyone can wear this upon anytime and anywhere.
Recommendation :-
We suggest everybody should own Bowmakers if they able to afford it because it is extremely expensive so keep in mind before purchasing it. From the luxury niche fragrance brand D.S. & Durga.
