Kenzo Jungle: Kenzo's spicy elephant... In 1996, Kenzo made an impression with Jungle, a powerful spicy floral that plays on its facets to leave its mark on its era with an elephantine imprint.
Kenzo Jungle is an emblematic Kenzo fragrance, born in 1996. Fully rooted in the house's philosophy, it plunges wearers into a poetic and exotic atmosphere with a single breath. Kenzo Jungle immediately invites a mixed-heritage journey at the heart of a lush nature. Its fragrance of character does not lack bite. This oriental and spicy juice is intended for a wild woman, endowed with a strong character and eager for freedom. Nevertheless, at Kenzo, it seems that the king of the jungle is not the lion. Kenzo prefers the elephant, and this shows even in its bottle. Let us decode together the different elements of its bottle.
The elephant as the central element of the Kenzo Jungle bottle
The first element one notices when looking at the Kenzo bottle is not its container as such, but rather its cap. This takes the form of a small sculpture, depicting an elephant standing over leaves, in a matte metal between gold and silver. Kenzo chose the elephant simply because it is its founder's favorite animal. In fact, he always carried one in his pocket as a good luck charm. Carrying a very strong symbolism, the elephant is also a symbol of peace and serenity. In collective memory, it is associated with wisdom, prosperity and benevolence. Moreover, in the Hindu religion, the god Ganesh has the head of an elephant. He is the deity of wisdom, and it is precisely for this reason that elephants are sacred in India. In Laos, it is even said that walking under an elephant's trunk grants greater strength and fertility. In the West, in Christian symbolism, the elephant refers to baptism. It also represents chastity and purity, self-mastery and temperance. As one can see, the image of the elephant is very positive, wherever one may be in the world. Thanks to it, Kenzo Jungle achieves a universal reach.
The glass bottle of Kenzo Jungle
Just beneath this atypical cap lies the bottle of Kenzo Jungle itself. It has an imposing stature. Although this is a women's fragrance, Kenzo chose to lean toward a raw, massive rectangle. Its thick glass gives it a more luxurious appearance. However, to give it more softness, this rectangle seems to curve slightly. Asymmetrical, it has no sharp, clean edges. One could almost believe it is in motion. As a result, it echoes even more the tenderness and generosity of women. Its pale yellow juice, for its part, gives the whole a very sun-kissed visual. Finally, the Kenzo Jungle bottle comes in different sizes. It exists in spray bottles of 30, 50, or 100 ml.