Har Sringar Attar

Har Sringar Attar

Type: Natural Floral Attar
Botanical Name: Nyctanthes arbor-tristis
Common Names: Night Jasmine, Parijat, Coral Jasmine
Base Oil: Pure Sandalwood Oil (Santalum album)
Extraction Method: Traditional Hydro-Distillation (Deg-Bhapka)
Origin: Kannauj, Uttar Pradesh, India
Supplier: Meena Perfumery

🌸 Product Overview

Har Sringar Attar, also known as Parijat Attar or Night Jasmine Attar, is a rare and spiritually revered floral distillation derived from the delicate white-orange blossoms of the Nyctanthes arbor-tristis tree. Known for its mythological significance and use in ancient Ayurvedic traditions, this attar offers a soft, floral, mildly fruity fragrance with warm balsamic undertones.

It is blended in sandalwood oil, which not only acts as a natural fixative but also enhances the attar's therapeutic and aromatic longevity. Har Sringar Attar is ideal for spiritual practices, emotional balance, and subtle natural perfumery.

🔬 Organoleptic Properties

⚙ Physical & Chemical Specifications

🧪 Approximate Composition (% (w/w)

Concentration ratios may vary depending on seasonal and regional factors.

✅ Key Features

• 100% Natural – No synthetic additives or alcohol

• Traditional distillation method from Kannauj

• Mild, soothing aroma for daily use

• IFRA-compliant, Vegan & Cruelty-Free

• Non-GMO, Skin-safe

🛠 Applications

• Meditation and spiritual rituals

• Ayurvedic and holistic wellness

• High-end floral perfumery

• Therapeutic aroma blends

• Premium attar collections

🧊 Storage Recommendations

• Store in airtight containers away from direct sunlight

• Ideal storage temperature: 15–25°C

• Keep in a cool, dry place to maintain aroma quality

⏳ Shelf Life

24 to 36 months with proper storage

📦 Packaging Options

• Small: 3 ml, 6 ml, and 12 ml glass attar bottles (roll-on/dropper)

• Bulk: 100 ml, 500 ml, 1 L, and 5 L aluminum containers

• Custom packaging & private labeling available

📍 Supplier

Meena Perfumery
Kannauj, Uttar Pradesh, India
“Essence of Purity—Bottled by Tradition”