
Mitti Attar
Wet Earth · First Rain · Clay
Mitti is Kannauj's own idea. Baked clay is distilled and the vapour is caught in oil, so what you get is petrichor — the smell of dust and rain — worn on skin. It opens sharp and mineral, settles into something warm and soft, and lasts the day.
Scent Notes
Scent Profile
The Art of Application


Find Your Pulse Points
Apply to wrists, inner elbows, behind ears, or collarbones. Your body heat will naturally diffuse the fragrance throughout the day.
Dab, Never Rub
Gently swipe the applicator. Never rub your wrists together — this breaks down the delicate top notes and shortens the scent's longevity.
Layer & Enjoy
Attar evolves on your skin over 8-12 hours. The top notes hit first, followed by the heart, then the deep base notes emerge — a journey in scent.
Dab a small drop on pulse points. Skin warmth releases it slowly through the day.
Uses & Tips
- 01One drop on each wrist. Do not rub — let it warm on the skin.
- 02Made for the monsoon, or for missing it.
- 03Pairs with Mystic Oud for something darker and smokier.
- 04Quiet enough for every day, distinctive enough to be asked about.
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Mitti is Kannauj's own idea. Baked clay is distilled and the vapour is caught in oil, so what you get is petrichor — the smell of dust and rain — worn on skin. It opens sharp and mineral, settles into something warm and soft, and lasts the day.
Alcohol-free perfume oil from Kannauj
Mitti Attar is an attar: perfume oil on a carrier base, with no alcohol. A spray perfume flashes off in minutes; oil sits on the skin and warms up slowly, so a dab on each wrist in the morning is still there in the evening. It is blended in Kannauj, the town that has made attar for centuries, and bottled by hand in small batches.
A 10ml bottle is months of daily wear — one drop per wrist is enough. Ships within 3 days; delivery is ₹49 and free on orders of ₹999 and above. Not sure which one? The Discovery Set has five 3ml vials for ₹499, with ₹200 back toward your first full bottle.


