Mogra

Origin and History
Mogra Attar, distilled from Jasmine Sambac, captures the essence of India’s flower-laden heritage. In 16th-century Madurai, under the patronage of the Nayak dynasty, mogra blossoms were carefully nurtured in temple gardens and woven into garlands for the venerated Meenakshi Amman Temple. Beloved by poets and courtiers, these fragrant strands symbolized purity, devotion, and the delicate elegance that defined the cultural life of a storied kingdom. Mogra Attar bottles this legacy, merging floral radiance with spiritual depth.

Bold and Exotic
Mogra is a vibrant and sweet floral fragrance that evokes the richness and cultural sophistication of India’s historic temple towns.

• Top Notes: Fresh jasmine sambac blooms introduce a radiant, uplifting opening, reminiscent of dawn rituals in temple courtyards.
• Middle Notes: Subtle green nuances enhance the floral core, reflecting the lush gardens where mogra thrived under royal guardianship.
• Base Notes: Smooth sandalwood imparts a warm, grounding finish, echoing the timeless serenity of Madurai’s sacred spaces.

Gender: Feminine. A perfect choice for those who appreciate exotic floral scents inspired by centuries of devotion and graceful tradition.