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From the days indus valley civilisation, Following the seasons of the flowers, traditional ittar-makers, with their degs, traveled all over India to make their fresh ittars on-the-spot.

 

Even now, a few traditional ittar-makers still travel with their degs to be close to the harvest. Their equipment has changed little, if at all.

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Floral Bouquets

It is a combination of fragrance of several flowers in a perfume compound

Spring

Choya

 Choyas are potent and pungent and require a very small amount to add a leathery note in natural perfumery, the Choya Nakh if used sparingly can provide a beachy/washed seashell effect and a mineral ozone quality…delightful!

Summer

Citrus

Jannatul Firdaus Oil is a very popular Indian Perfume, next to Majmua Oil fragrance. Jannatul Firdaus Oil is far more superior than the regular kind, it is much more stronger and spicier and more suitable for a man than a woman, a fruity compensation, one drop of this goes a long way.

Fall

Honey

A family of fragrances which features the scents of honeytobacco, wood and wood tars in its middle or base notes and a scent that alludes to leather.

Winter

Spring

Summer

Fall

Winter

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