Jasmine Parfum

Ghazipur in India is considered to be the original habitat of the jasmine flower consisting of approximately 42 species with their varying olfactory characteristics. In Europe, Grasse in France is also world famous for jasmine. It was first cultivated there as a gift from the Middle East to the French in 1548.

Our jasmine parfum is a classical rendition of the sensual jasmine flower. In fact, it brings the authentic Attar experience to life in a parfum. Jasmine follows our unique Attar composition method. Notably, a true Attar is not just a blend of ingredients. Traditionally, the Attar (Arabic for perfumer) would co-distill ingredients with sandalwood in special pots called deghs, creating a seamless fusion of harmonized notes. Instead of using traditional deghs, we employ glass apparatus to replicate the complexity of attars, while also adding projection and transition through the parfum format.

The sandalwood base plays a crucial role in attar-making. Traditionally, Mysore has always been the go-to source. Since Arabic perfumery avoids alcohol, sandalwood helps ingredients like ambergris and musk blend more effectively. Additionally, sandalwood acts as a carrier, giving the fragrance a lovely woody end-note. Today, the term Attar refers to Middle Eastern and subcontinental fragrances composed of fragrant oils.

For jasmine lovers, this is undoubtedly your perfect scent. The jasmine perfume opens with a balanced jasmine note, slightly earthy, much like the classics. Then, the fragrance transitions into powdery, musky Italian cedar. Musk and saffron shine in the heart of this parfum. As it settles, you’ll notice a rich base of sandalwood, leather, and pine wood, complemented by a mist of patchouli and vetiver.

If you appreciate the seamless marriage of Jasmine and Oudh, you might also love Jumaana, where Jasmine and Oudh are elegantly blended with musk.

Don’t miss the chance to sample this fantastic classic jasmine fragrance. Moreover, jasmine perfumes like this are rare, and they won’t last long.