MARDI_Eau de Parfum 30ml

MARDI - The Moments background story We use the seven days of the week as the design concept of the moments series. Have you ever wondered about the "origin" of the days of the week? Or maybe you know that it is related to Norse mythology. For example, Thursday is Thor, the "God of Thunder", but where do the English names of each day of the week come from? As mentioned above, the ancient Babylonians used the names of the gods as the names of each day of the week for the first time. The ancient Greeks were also influenced by the ancient Babylonian calendar and named them after the gods. Because in ancient times when religion had a profound influence, It is natural for the gods to name each day. Later, the ancient Romans also used the gods in Roman traditional religion to name the seven days of the week. However, the English names we use for each day of the week actually originated from Rome. People, Germanic and Nordic peoples. MARDI (Tuesday | Tuesday) This word comes from the old English "Tiw's Day". Tiw is the name of the god of war in mythology. The Latin name is dies Martis, which comes from Mars or Mars, the god of war in ancient Roman mythology; the French name is mardi, which comes from Latin; the English name (Tuesday) comes from Tyr, the god of war in Norse mythology. Mardi in French and Martedi in Italian both come from Mars (Mars, the planet Mars is named after) in Latin mythology. In the Bible, God created air and water on this day. (Editor Li Shen does not have any religious beliefs) Let me introduce to you MARDI in The moments series, which means Tuesday in French. It is a floral fragrance based on Jasmine, Freesia and Gardenia. “The day after Power Monday, let us bloom sweetly.” TOP | PEACH, GRAPEFRUIT, GREEN TEA MIDDLE | FREESIA, JASMINE, GARDENIA BASE | OUD, VANILLA, SANDALWOOD ——————————————— Products of Mardi. Perfume 30ml Diffuser 120ml