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SHALIMAR一千零一夜 Fragrance by Jacques Guerlain Oriental fragrance：Floral and Amber-woody scent Shalimar is a women’s fragrance originally created by Jacques Guerlain in 1921 as a classic soft amber (Oriental) parfum, and currently produced by Guerlain（娇兰）. History Popular for 90 years, Shalimar was created in 1921 and re-released in 1925 in a bottle designed by Raymond Guerlain and launched at the Decorative Arts Exhibition as an antidote against The Great Depression. According to Elisabeth Barille, while examining a sample of vanillin, Jacques Guerlain suddenly poured the entire contents into a nearby bottle of Jicky, just to see what would happen. The result: Shalimar. Jacques Guerlain was inspired by Mumtaz-Mahal, the woman for whom the Taj Mahal（泰姬陵） was built. Mughal（莫卧儿） Emperor Shah Jahan‘s love for Mumtaz-Mahal, his favourite wife, was so great that he built her the Garden of Shalimar in Lahore（巴基斯坦城市） (and indeed, the Taj Mahal). Shalimar means the ‘Abode of Love’ in Sanskrit（梵文）. The fragrance can be described as vanilla, powdery, and sweet. The fragrance contains Bergamot, Lemon, Jasmine, Rose, Iris（鸢尾）, Opopanax（愈伤草树脂）, Tonka Bean（熏草豆）, and Vanilla（香草）. Shalimar is the awake of love Shalimar is the fatal temptation Shalimar is the fire of desire That is the shalimar’s charm * Fragrance *