Most Asian Americans have had racist epithets hurled ... it’s a term which you can’t think of without having that sort of the smell of incense and the sound of a gong kind of in your head.” ...

Most Asian Americans have had racist epithets hurled ... it’s a term which you can’t think of without having that sort of the smell of incense and the sound of a gong kind of in your head.” ...

the Incense Route, on which frankincense and myrrh were ferried from Ethiopia, Somalia and southern Arabia and through the Negev Desert to various Mediterranean and Asian destinations, and has by ...

Considering that the word Oriental is used as a catchall to describe fragrances with notes of sandalwood, patchouli, amber, incense, and the like, it’s not so easy to find a logical substitute.

If the likes of Diptyque, Byredo, Nonfiction or Tamburins are getting commonplace for you, turn your attention to these ...

The historical use of incense stretches back for millennia ... a Curator and Research Associate at the University of Chicago's Oriental Institute, discussed the raw materials connected to ...

the term Oriental itself kind of feels freighted with luggage,” Yang told NPR. “You know, it's a term which you can't think of without having that sort of the smell of incense and the sound of ...

In fact, there are many interesting Asian household routines that you may ... eating with chopsticks, and burning incense. However, several routines on this list may have you scratching your ...

“[Oriental] feels freighted with luggage.” “You know,” he said, “it’s a term which you can’t think of without having that sort of the smell of incense and the sound of a gong kind of ...

Consider the sixth-century Chinese incense clocks that tracked time by burning powdered incense on pre-measured labyrinthian paths. For me, growing up in a Hindu household, the smell of agarbatti ...

Oriental perfumes can be quite intense ... while deeper aromas of spicy vanilla, smoky incense and leather slowly unfold over time. Given its long history, it's perhaps no surprise that Shalimar ...