Majmua

Origin and History
Majmua, a complex bouquet of Indian attar artistry, finds its roots in the refined culture of 19th-century Awadh (present-day Lucknow). Under the patronage of Nawab Wajid Ali Shah—an aesthete who cherished poetry, dance, and the finer things in life—perfume-making reached new heights of sophistication. Majmua’s intricate blend of florals, herbs, and woods was crafted to captivate the senses of visiting dignitaries, poets, and courtiers as they strolled through the Nawab’s fragrant palace gardens. This attar carries the essence of an era where elegance and imagination flowed freely, bridging tradition with creative expression.

Harmonious and Enchanting
Majmua is a layered, meditative fragrance that weaves together warm, earthy notes and gentle florals into a serene, immersive experience.

• Top Notes: A delicate interplay of spices and fresh florals suggests the lively atmosphere of Lucknow’s bazaars.
• Middle Notes: Earthy patchouli and subtle herbal tones add depth, mirroring the poetic gatherings held in the Nawab’s opulent courtyards.
• Base Notes: Soothing sandalwood, vetiver, and amber provide a grounding, harmonious finish that lingers like the echo of a classical raga in a candlelit hall.

Gender: Unisex. Ideal for those who appreciate a fragrance steeped in cultural richness, artistic legacy, and the gentle whispers of history.