Zeus at Olympia™ Perfume Oil: The Statue of Zeus at Olympia was one of the original amazing Seven Wonders of the Ancient World. The statue was created by the Greek sculptor Phidias around 425 BCE. The statue was destroyed in 5th century CE and no one really knows what the statue looked like since no Greek of Roman copies of it have ever been found. Ancient Greek descriptions told of a magnificent statue of Zeus seated on a great throne covered in gold and gems. The perfume I have created here is meant to evoke the scents of ancient times and to represent Zeus, the Greek god of thunder, in all his timeless energy. Main notes are of: Nag champa, frankincense, coriander, dark cinnamon bark (not a foodie type), rounded out with dark mysterious woods. This is an earthy, unisex scent with an energetic edge. It tips towards the masculine side of the scale. All "Seven Wonders" are available in a sample set of 7 vials in the Themed Sampler section of the shop.
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