SIAM1928 begins with Nam-Ob Prung Chaokhun, a sacred ritual fragrance used in Buddhist ceremonies in Thailand for over 90 years. In 2019, fourth-generation perfumer Nutt Wesshasartar reimagined that lineage into a fully realised niche fragrance house. The fragrances are presented in ceramic bottles handmade in Thailand, a material choice that grounds the brand in craft and place. The result is a collection that sits at the intersection of cultural heritage and contemporary niche perfumery, with a point of difference few houses anywhere in the world can claim.
Thai heritage you can wear
SIAM1928 offers collectors a direct connection between contemporary Thai perfume and a living family tradition. The ritual fragrance at its origins gives the house a story grounded in use and place, while the handmade ceramic bottles make the craft visible. Explore the individual compositions as modern expressions of that lineage. For someone building a collection beyond the familiar European houses, SIAM1928 brings a distinct cultural perspective and a tangible sense of its maker.
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