Mitti Attar

Origin and History

Mitti Attar, meaning “earth perfume” in Hindi, is one of India’s oldest and most cherished traditional attars - crafted to capture the scent of the first rain hitting sunbaked earth. For centuries, perfumers in Kannauj, India’s perfume capital, have distilled this evocative aroma using ancient clay pots and sandalwood oil. Revered by poets and mystics, Mitti Attar is more than a fragrance - it’s a sensory memory of monsoon-soaked soil, evoking nostalgia, renewal, and the quiet magic of nature’s rhythm.

Earthy, Grounding, and Evocative

Mitti Attar is a raw and beautiful fragrance that embodies the soul of rain-kissed earth.

• Top Notes: Hot dust, baked clay, and straw conjure the scent of sun-drenched soil just before a storm.
• Middle Notes: Petrichor, damp roots, and green leaf create the heart of the scent—moist, cool, and alive.
• Base Notes: Smooth sandalwood, soft woods, and gentle earthy warmth leave a grounding, meditative trail.

Gender: Unisex. Perfect for those who seek a deep connection to nature, nostalgia, and the simple beauty of rain on dry land.