White Violet

White violet (Viola blanda) is a charming wildflower species known for its simple, ethereal beauty and gentle aroma. The flowers are predominantly white, sometimes with a slight cream or pale yellow hue, and typically feature five delicate petals arranged in a classic violet shape. This plant usually blooms in early spring, adding a subtle elegance to woodland areas, moist meadows, and shaded gardens.

The scent profile of white violet is soft, sweet, and slightly powdery, with fresh floral notes that evoke a sense of purity and tranquility. Unlike some stronger, more overtly fragrant flowers, the aroma of white violet is understated and mildly earthy, with hints of green undertones, reflecting its natural woodland habitats. This mild fragrance makes it a favorite in understated perfumes and scented products that aim for a gentle, soothing olfactory experience.