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    Attars

    Perfumes of Old Delhi
    by
    Sakshi Gambhir
    IDC, IIT Bombay
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    • Glass bottles containing rose attar.

    • Attar testers.

    • A box containing different types of attars.

    • Attar testers and stock in the shop.

    • Hand-painted itardans (glass decanters).

    • Tiny crystal itardans.

    • Dhoop battis.

    • Incense sticks.

    • Incense stick boxes.

    • Soaps.

    • Room fresheners.

    • Gulab Singh Johri Mal shop in Chandni Chowk.

    Glass bottles containing rose attar.

    Attar testers.

    A box containing different types of attars.

    Attar testers and stock in the shop.

    Hand-painted itardans (glass decanters).

    Tiny crystal itardans.

    Dhoop battis.

    Incense sticks.

    Incense stick boxes.

    Soaps.

    Room fresheners.

    Gulab Singh Johri Mal shop in Chandni Chowk.

    Attars are like flowers - as old as the ages but as fresh as tomorrow’s dew drops. The subtle blending of the various aromas is very likely the creation of melody. This is called an accord and constitutes of the base note, middle note and top note (top note being the most volatile one and the base note being the most long lasting one). Gulab Singh Johri Mal, one of the most well known shops of Old Delhi, was established in 1816 mainly as an attar manufacturing business by Gulab Singh Ji and his son Johri Mal Ji. For 196 years this company has been spreading fragrance from its shops in Dariba Kalan and Chandni Chowk. Now it has diversified into several other products besides traditional Indian attars. This includes incense cones, incense sticks, dhoop battis, essential oils, incense oils, toilet soaps, perfumes, kewra water, rose water and jasmine body oil.

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    Glass bottles containing rose attar.

    Attar testers.

    A box containing different types of attars.

    Attar testers and stock in the shop.

    Hand-painted itardans (glass decanters).

    Tiny crystal itardans.

    Dhoop battis.

    Incense sticks.

    Incense stick boxes.

    Soaps.

    Room fresheners.

    Gulab Singh Johri Mal shop in Chandni Chowk.


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