a view of one of the ancient Egypt's cemeteries illustrates the perfume industry in a cold-time manner, where the flowers are placed in a piece of linen cloth and two women are in two different directions using two times. On the left of the landscape, a girl comes to clients of night flowers (Blue lotus) in a basket of up to her head. The Make Of Lily Perfume The Ancient EgyPtians Loved Beautiful Fragrances. They Associated Them With The Gods and Recognized Their Positive Effect On Health And Well Being. Perfumes Were Generally Applied AS OIL-Based Salves, and there is a numerous recipes and depictions of the preparation of perfume in Tem The Most Highly Prized Perfumes of the Ancient World Came from Egypt. The Most Popular Were Susinum (A Perfume Based on Lily, Myrrh, Cinnamon), Cyprinum (Based Upon Henna, Cardamom, Cinnamon The God of Perfume, Nefertem, Was Also A God Of Healing Who Said To Have Suffe Relief Depicting Women Squeezing Oil From Lily Flowers in A Press for Use in Perfume. Fragment from a decoration of a Tomb. Limestone, 4th Century BC. Now in the Louvre.
