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Divine/Pooja Essentials
Attar for pooja is alcohol-free by definition. Ethanol is kept out of the prayer room, which is why traditional itra is perfume oil and nothing else. These are the blends worn and offered during pooja: chandan, mogra, kewda, kesar and mitti, in 8ml roll-ons. Nothing here contains alcohol. Which flower suits which ritual is a question with a real traditional answer, and the guide to choosing attar for pooja and gifting works through it note by note.
Roll-on attars and eau de parfumsNotes listed on every product18 fragrances
Products in Divine/Pooja Essentials
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Pooja Wala Bhai
Shyam Darbar, Kesar Chandan & Kesar Gulab
Kesar and chandan, for his puja shelf.
$21.60
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Pooja Wala Bhai
Chandan, Belpatra & Kesar Chandan 8ML
Three attars for a brother who keeps the old habits.
$21.60
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Pooja Wala Bhai
Shyam Darbar, Belpatra & Chandan 8ML
For the brother who never misses the aarti.
$21.60
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Traditional Didi
Perfumes Kesar Chandan & Kesar Gulab 8ML
Kesar and gulab, for the sister who lights the diya.
$17.40
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Why attar?
An oil outlasts a spray.
An alcohol spray pushes scent outward fast, then fades. An attar is the oil on its own, with no ethanol, so it stays where you put it and unfolds over hours instead of minutes. That is why a small roll-on outlasts a much larger bottle of eau de toilette.