The Buddhist idea of Bodhi is about awakening to the profound understanding of the true nature of reality, free from ignorance, want and pain. This eau de parfum accompanies you on your path to supreme wisdom, protecting you in a clarifying cloud of incense brightened with ginger, sage and vetiver, and softened with sandalwood and musk. If you’re liberated from ignorance, then all of your choices are right.
All about this fragrance
Vibe check
The Bodhi suits an unhurried afternoon spent reading, with the phone set aside and conversation kept close. Ginger and sage lend alertness to the incense, while sandalwood gives the scene warmth: reflective rather than solemn, with an understated woody presence.
How to wear
Try it in mild or cool weather, when the aromatic opening and softer woods can remain distinct. Start with one or two sprays on skin beneath light clothing for a restrained impression; assess the diffusion before adding more, especially in warm rooms.
Who it’s for
For those drawn to incense without overt ceremony, savory aromatics rather than sweetness, and woods softened by musk. Its understated character will appeal to wearers who prefer a thoughtful, pared-back scent over a lavish floral or gourmand statement.
Release year
2024 (or 2025)
The nose
Émilie Coppermann, also credited as Emilie Bevierre-Coppermann, is known for compositions that balance clarity with texture, often bringing an airy touch to woods, florals and aromatic materials. Her work includes Sublime Balkiss for The Different Company. In The Bodhi, incense, aromatic accents and softened woods give that balance a contemplative expression.
Param Sara’s story
Param Sara draws on founder Ankita Gill’s Indian roots and experience across Asian cultures, treating fragrance as a medium for self-exploration and emotional connection. Its collections translate spiritual ideas into scent, while a distinctive red visual language expresses vitality and creative energy.
The Bodhi’s concept
The Bodhi belongs to Param Sara’s inaugural four-fragrance collection, conceived as a sequence of spiritual states. Named for awakening or enlightenment and inspired by the sacred Bodhi Tree, it translates the passage toward stillness and release from attachment into aromatic brightness, incense and grounding woods.
Extra info
The Bodhi also appears in The Red Book collection as a 12 ml fragrance housed in a limited-edition, book-inspired vegan-leather case. Its woody character comes from a declared palette of sandalwood and vetiver rather than oud.
The Buddhist idea of Bodhi is about awakening to the profound understanding of the true nature of reality, free from ignorance, want and pain. This eau de parfum accompanies you on your path to supreme wisdom, protecting you in a clarifying cloud of incense brightened with ginger, sage and vetiver, and softened with sandalwood and musk. If you’re liberated from ignorance, then all of your choices are right.
All about this fragrance
Vibe check
The Bodhi suits an unhurried afternoon spent reading, with the phone set aside and conversation kept close. Ginger and sage lend alertness to the incense, while sandalwood gives the scene warmth: reflective rather than solemn, with an understated woody presence.
How to wear
Try it in mild or cool weather, when the aromatic opening and softer woods can remain distinct. Start with one or two sprays on skin beneath light clothing for a restrained impression; assess the diffusion before adding more, especially in warm rooms.
Who it’s for
For those drawn to incense without overt ceremony, savory aromatics rather than sweetness, and woods softened by musk. Its understated character will appeal to wearers who prefer a thoughtful, pared-back scent over a lavish floral or gourmand statement.
Release year
2024 (or 2025)
The nose
Émilie Coppermann, also credited as Emilie Bevierre-Coppermann, is known for compositions that balance clarity with texture, often bringing an airy touch to woods, florals and aromatic materials. Her work includes Sublime Balkiss for The Different Company. In The Bodhi, incense, aromatic accents and softened woods give that balance a contemplative expression.
Param Sara’s story
Param Sara draws on founder Ankita Gill’s Indian roots and experience across Asian cultures, treating fragrance as a medium for self-exploration and emotional connection. Its collections translate spiritual ideas into scent, while a distinctive red visual language expresses vitality and creative energy.
The Bodhi’s concept
The Bodhi belongs to Param Sara’s inaugural four-fragrance collection, conceived as a sequence of spiritual states. Named for awakening or enlightenment and inspired by the sacred Bodhi Tree, it translates the passage toward stillness and release from attachment into aromatic brightness, incense and grounding woods.
Extra info
The Bodhi also appears in The Red Book collection as a 12 ml fragrance housed in a limited-edition, book-inspired vegan-leather case. Its woody character comes from a declared palette of sandalwood and vetiver rather than oud.
