Scent Journal - Tasmanian Fragrance Stories
Tell me about your name...
If you've ever wondered about the story behind the name Liminus, here it is...
Tell me about your name...
If you've ever wondered about the story behind the name Liminus, here it is...
Winter 25 - a tasty gourmand
Scent that captures the essence of a Tasmanian winter in such a beautiful warming way. Opening with the moreish aroma of nutmeg, cloves, and cinnamon, it instantly evokes that joyful...
Winter 25 - a tasty gourmand
Scent that captures the essence of a Tasmanian winter in such a beautiful warming way. Opening with the moreish aroma of nutmeg, cloves, and cinnamon, it instantly evokes that joyful...
Thamnic: Your chance to wear a rainforest
The creation of Thamnic was inspired by my early wanderings in Tasmanian Temperate Rainforests and childhood wonder at the complexity of the forest.
Thamnic: Your chance to wear a rainforest
The creation of Thamnic was inspired by my early wanderings in Tasmanian Temperate Rainforests and childhood wonder at the complexity of the forest.
Essence of Tasmania: Why mountain pepper is one...
I first fell in love with Tasmanian Mountain Pepper (Tasmannia lanceolata) as a culinary ingredient. It's delicious in cheese, ice-cream, stews, gin, local liqueur and as a fresh or dried...
Essence of Tasmania: Why mountain pepper is one...
I first fell in love with Tasmanian Mountain Pepper (Tasmannia lanceolata) as a culinary ingredient. It's delicious in cheese, ice-cream, stews, gin, local liqueur and as a fresh or dried...
Autumn 25 - a delightful review!
It's always a thrill when someone take the trouble write about your creation. Even more so when the ideas you hoped to capture translate into scent...
Autumn 25 - a delightful review!
It's always a thrill when someone take the trouble write about your creation. Even more so when the ideas you hoped to capture translate into scent...
Margaret Hope's Tasmanian wildflower watercolours
Fascinating botanical illustrations from 130 years ago. I'd love to know why they were never published in her lifetime.
Margaret Hope's Tasmanian wildflower watercolours
Fascinating botanical illustrations from 130 years ago. I'd love to know why they were never published in her lifetime.