Jasmine Attar

Origin and History
Jasmine Attar evokes the lush gardens and spiritual fervor of the Chola dynasty in southern India. Under the reign of King Rajendra Chola I in the 11th century, the city of Thanjavur thrived as a cultural and religious hub, where temple courtyards overflowed with jasmine vines. Their fragrant blossoms were woven into garlands, offered to deities, and shared during royal festivals. Known for its sweet, uplifting aroma, jasmine symbolized devotion, prosperity, and the delicate elegance cherished by the Chola court. Jasmine Attar distills this legacy, paying homage to a time when fragrance and faith intertwined beneath the Tamil sun.

Timeless Floral Beauty
Jasmine Attar is a radiant fragrance that captures the flower’s pure sweetness and tranquil allure, echoing the solemn chants and graceful rituals of an ancient empire.

• Top Notes: Fresh jasmine petals create a bright, uplifting opening, mirroring the sunlit temple gardens of Thanjavur.
• Middle Notes: Creamy floral nuances lend a velvety richness, reflecting the gentle refinement of royal ceremonies.
• Base Notes: Soft sandalwood and subtle musk provide a warm, grounding finish, as enduring as the temple stones that have witnessed centuries of devotion.

Gender: Feminine. Ideal for those who treasure a classic floral scent infused with cultural depth and historical grace.