Mitti Attar compound The flowers used to create

The flowers used to create this product are organically farmed and are from the Jasminum officinale variety

was misnamed and should have been Hyraceum 40% DPG

Despite being a different species to the Indian oil

This demonstration formula was derived some inside knowledge and multiple GCMS analyses of a pristine bottle owned by Fraterworks

Mitti Attar compound The flowers used to createMitti attar is the distillation of earth itself that is not a metaphor. In Kannauj, India's perfume capital, clay from dried lakebeds is shaped into crude vessels, half baked in small kilns, then distilled into sandalwood oil. The result captures something you already know: petrichor, the intoxicating smell of rain on dry ground. Indian perfumers have been bottling this scent for centuries. For all intents and purposes, this as close as you'll get to