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Mitti Attar | Authentic Indian Attar | Handcrafted in Kannauj

Mitti Attar | Authentic Indian Attar | Handcrafted in Kannauj

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Mitti attar, also known as "The smell of First Rain," is a traditional Indian fragrance made from the distillation of clay. It is a natural perfume that has a unique aroma reminiscent of the earth after a rain shower.

The process of making mitti attar involves heating the clay and collecting the steam that is released during the process. The steam is then condensed to produce a fragrant liquid that is bottled and sold as mitti attar.

Mitti attar is commonly used in India as a natural perfume, and it is believed to have a cooling effect on the body.

Overall, mitti attar is a distinctive and pleasant fragrance that is enjoyed by many people in India and around the world.

 

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Shelf Life:- 24 Months (from date of Mfg.)

Country Of Origin: India

Dimension(LxWxH) in cm:- 18x10x9

Manufactured by:
Makhulal Ayodhya Prasad and co katchari tola
kannauj - 209725

Our fragrances are gender-neutral and made for everyone.
Dabbing Method: It is available in oil form. A little dab to your pulse point works amazing.

RETURNS: We only accept returns for defective or damaged products. If you’d like to sample the fragrance first, we recommend you start with one of our Discovery Sets.

SHIPPING: At this time, we can only ship within INDIA. If you need to find an international retailer, please email us at raahiparfums@gmail.com.

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THE ORIGIN

The world of fine fragrances and India share a deep cultural and historical connection.

In the northern state of Uttar Pradesh, the town of Kannauj has been known for centuries for producing the Indian attars and intense perfumery ingredients.

Surrounded by silt-rich fields that grow an extraordinary range of exotic flowers, aromatics grasses, roses, and herbs, Kannauj is justifiably called the perfume capital of India.

Maybe that is why Shri Munshi, a poet and former governor of Uttar Pradesh, said, "If you want to visit a perfumery town, visit Kannauj. It is art – it is culture and it is a heritage.”