Kadam Attar

Kadam Attar · Sweet, creamy, woody floral

Kadam attar is a traditional Indian perfume oil made in Kannauj by distilling fresh Neolamarckia cadamba flowers in copper degs and condensing the vapour into a sandalwood oil base (the deg-bhapka method). It is long-lasting and alcohol-free.

Quick Facts

• Common Name: Kadam

• Botanical Name: Neolamarckia cadamba

• Source / Plant Part: Flower

• Origin: India (Kannauj)

• Extraction / Process: Traditional hydro-distillation (deg-bhapka) onto a sandalwood oil base

• Pack Sizes: 10 g, 250 g, 1 kg; larger quantities on request

Aroma & Character

Sweet, creamy, woody floral

Common Uses

• Fine perfumery: a natural note for perfume compounding and attar-style blends.

• Personal fragrance: worn neat in tiny amounts or diluted.

• Home fragrance: incense, candles and festive gifting.

Storage

Store tightly closed in glass, away from light and heat. Attars mature and soften with age.

Every lot ships with a COA and SDS. Specification is confirmed per batch.