Some of the most original perfumes we carry come from Bangkok. Thai perfumers use ingredients you rarely meet in European perfumery, like durian, pandan, santol, Thai tea and local rice spirits, and they treat them with real skill instead of as a gimmick.
Siam1928: myth and heritage
Siam1928 is composed by perfumer Nutt Wesshasartar and draws on Thailand's royal olfactory heritage. Each fragrance comes with a short poem from Thai myth and literature: Garuda, the Naga, the creatures of the Himmapan forest and the Four Heavenly Kings. Most are 60ml Eau de Parfum. The Four Heavenly Kings series, including Kubera Raja and Dhatarattha Raja, are Extrait de Parfum. Mekha Aranya won at the Art and Olfaction Awards 2025, which is a good place to begin.
Voyager: Southeast Asia, playful and edible
Voyager (styled VOYAG3R) is also by Nutt Wesshasartar, but much more playful. Expect durian and pandan in Golden Hour, santol and salt in Zantol, coffee and dark chocolate in Criollo, absinthe in Green Fairy. They come as 30ml Eau de Parfum, so they are an easy way to try something unusual.
NOMR: everyday Thai moments
NOMR is an independent house founded by perfumer Anunsith Wongkornvanich (Sea). Its first release turns everyday scenes into perfume: Thai milk tea in O'Cha, sato rice spirit in Luem Pua, a steaming herbal pot in Honpot.
Where to start
The easiest way in is a sample set. We have three Siam1928 discovery sets and two Voyager sets with 2ml samples, so you can try eight or ten fragrances before choosing a bottle. You'll find them all in our discovery sets.