Chameli Attar

Origin and History
Chameli has long been a symbol of love and purity in Indian culture. This fragrant bloom was a favorite of Empress Nur Jahan, the wife of Mughal Emperor Jahangir, who was known for her deep appreciation of beauty and perfumery. It is said that Nur Jahan commissioned gardens filled with jasmine to scent her palaces and used jasmine-infused attars during royal ceremonies. Chameli attar reflects this royal heritage, capturing the timeless allure of one of India’s most beloved flowers.

A Floral Symphony of Elegance
Chameli is a lush, romantic fragrance that celebrates the intoxicating charm of jasmine.

• Top Notes: Fresh jasmine petals create a radiant and vibrant opening, reminiscent of Nur Jahan’s gardens.
• Middle Notes: Soft, creamy floral nuances add depth and a velvety richness to the heart.
• Base Notes: Smooth sandalwood provides a grounding, elegant finish.

Gender: Feminine. Perfect for those who treasure timeless floral scents with a regal history.