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How South Korean perfumers are turning cultural heritage into modern fragrances

South Korean fragrance brands are drawing on cultural heritage, traditional craftsmanship and familiar scents to create distinctive perfumes that capture the country's identity.

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韩国调香师如何将文化遗产转化为现代香水

A Seoul perfume store blends old and new South Korean aesthetics through 150 hand-stitched hanbok pieces, antique furnishings, traditional artefacts and contemporary art. Photo: Born To Stand Out

Many travellers enjoy buying perfumes on their travels for the associated memories, to gift as souvenirs, or to own unique scents linked to the region they visit.

In Seoul, homegrown perfume brands such as Nonfiction, Tamburins and Granhand have attracted international customers with fragrances that reflect the city's modern side.

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