(Introduction to Attars) 

Top 10 best attar in the world attar means natural fragrances, originating from Persian ‘ittar’ and it denotes fragrances obtained from flowers, herbs, spices through a process of distillation. More extensive than old-rose accords and famous for their vivid heady notes attars are appreciated in perfumery for their multi-layered composition and long-lasting performance.

 

1;  OUDH

also known as Agarwood, possesses a very exotic and deep orient fragrant which puts it among the most prestigious fragrance in the noble art of perfumery. Fragrant from the resinous heartwood of Aquilaria trees, it is more valued when the trees are infected by a certain fungus, oudh gives a rich woody aroma that at the same time is sweet, smoky, and richly, complex. It dates back many hundred years in the Middle East; and is highly appreciated in South-East Asia for its sparing use in room decoration and its fairly proven religious symbolism. It continues to be relevant even to this date for anyone in search of a fragrance that is worthy of the royal treatment yet has a ring of antiquity to it.

  2.   ROSE :   

 

Genuine rose absolute obtained from rose petals gives a nostalgic floral feel that is at the same time exquisite and invigorating. Bulgarian Rose and Turkish Rose types are considered to be particularly differentiated and to present a good combination between the sweet and the profound. 

 3. JASMINE :  

 

Jasmine attar describes the water extract of jasmine flowers, which has the sweet and rich fragrance with the fruity background. The perfume known as Jasmine Attar has been extracted from the flowers of jasmine that evolved from India and Egypt; it is linked to seductive personalities as well as mood elevating features. 

 4. SANDALWOOD :  

 

Sandalwood attar is about a smooth fragrant oil which has a creamy woody base inherent capacity to calm. Sandalwood attar, hailing from India, is one of the most intimate fragrances and considered to possess grounding and meditative abilities as it has been made from the oil extracted from the sandalwood tree’s trunk.

5. SAFFRON :  

 

Saffron attar is obtained from saffron flowers and may be characterised as spicy, sweetish and hay like with a hint of honey. Saffron attar, derived from areas like India and Iran is considered rather scarce and is hence highly expensive due to the luxurious fragrance. 

 6. MUSK :  

 

Many perfumes are extracted from the musk deer or chemically produced from natural substances Musk attar is one of them and it is animalic and musky in nature. Musk attars are quite different in concentration and blending, which is why many sniffery and intense scent-lovers appreciate Musk perfumes. 

 7. Patchouli :  

 

Patchouli attar reproduces the accord of patchouli plant which has a semi-floral and musky undertone with certain spicy and sugar notes. First introduced from Southeast Asia, patchouli attar has immense application all by itself and also most compatible with other essences.

 8. Amber :  

 

Amber attar has a somewhat woody scent, somewhat on the warm side, somewhat sticky, somewhat resembling real ambergris which is a waxy substance emitted by sperm whales. Amber is a type of attar that gives the impression of sweetness, woodiness that is mixed with earthy undertones, which makes it warm and exciting. 

9. Lavender :  

 

Lavender attar is an excellent reproduction of the smell of flowers of the lavender plant, which is used for its soothing effect. Lavender attar is acquired from areas such as France and Bulgaria which are credited for having original and natural stunning scents believed to have healing powers. 

10. Vetiver :  

 

Another fragrance mentioning of an ‘attri’ or extract is vetiver attar, which has a refreshing and heavy aroma of the vetiver grass. It hails from India and Haiti and is quite rich in terms of notes that it holds and works to soothe the mind.

 

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Conclusion;

 Attars therefore signify an array of fragrances that bring out the beauty of nature’s gifts and traditional practices. Whether one likes the ethos of oud, the playful freshness of rose or any other attar, it is like a hum of the senses and a roar of the spirit in the bottle.