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I was intrigued
by your suggestion that Jacques Guerlain's Djedi was the perfume
that best symbolizes the Anglican church. It was sold in a green
box that looked like a Hindu tomb, but upon opening that tomb, the
cut-glass bottle inside radiated life risen from the tomb. The perfume
in that bottle was more ambivalent, smelling of life, death, and
then resurrection before drying down. 
