Step inside a traditional Kannauj attar house and discover how natural Indian fragrances are crafted using techniques passed down through generations. Known for its rich perfume heritage, Kannauj continues to be closely associated with traditional attar making and Indian perfumery.
The traditional Deg & Bhapka system forms an important part of this craft. Fragrant flowers, herbs, woods, spices and other botanical materials are carefully distilled with water using traditional vessels and controlled heat. The process requires skill, patience and a deep understanding of natural fragrance materials.
From the preparation of botanicals to distillation and fragrance collection, every stage reflects the craftsmanship of traditional Kannauj attar makers. Explore the people, tools, ingredients and techniques behind natural attars and discover the fragrance heritage that has made Kannauj famous for traditional Indian perfumes.