How India's Perfumers Recreate The Smell Of Rain On Earth | Still Standing

Bought 25ml mitti attar, smell of rain, for $100. Shipped from Delhi, and delivered in California after 5 days. There’s a dominant smell of clay pots for a couple of seconds and then, nothing. Nothing. Like how your hopes of supporting an ancient craft and owning a decent perfume would smell like after being crushed; smell of clay followed by nothing. Maybe some technology must be incorporated into this so the workers don’t suffer so much, the owner don’t make profit from their suffering and some others’ sympathy, and the perfumes can meet this age’s standards.
I was shopping for a scent, came across this video, and it seemed like the best option; buying a unique perfume and supporting hardworking craftspeople. It wasn’t the best decision. I wouldn’t want to wear a garment made the same way it was 5k years ago. Why did I thought I would do that with a perfume?
Last, if you’re out shopping for a scent, try something that’s you, that makes sense, maybe something from New York or Grasse.

what is the name of this supplier company i need them !!

I just wanna know if they sell these attars online because I need it. I need it so damn much!!

Where can i buy this

May i know the name of the buiness?

what is the name of Original website?

Why they are manufacturing like they live in ancient india
It is bad for workers as well as environment

Incorporating the most basic of modern technology would make this process sooooooo much more consistent and so much easier on the workers. Leave it to India to still be working with Stone Age equipment.

I find it disgusting how the owner is in nice clothes, and looks like he makes good money from his attars, yet his employees are woking in such horrid conditions and their clothes are all dirty, no shoes, and obviously poor. If you're not going to increase pay, at least give these humans a better, cleaner working environment.

Kanauj is producing since 5000 years

So according to the script writer the perfume came from dry lands in the middle East where not a single rose blossoms lol. What a farce. Indigenous population always had perfumes in making serving the royals..go figure you gora worshippers..

Poor research firstly do proper study idiot's...The use of perfume is invented in India only there are mthousands of evidence in indian scripts and Granths ...where the Royal family's used such Perfume of sandle wood, flowers and Kasturi mrug also .....there are no soil in islmaic country to grow sandle wood, Flowers 😅😂 so your research is poor & childish work 😅😂
I thought you are one of them who feel jealousy of Indian Legacy and talent thats why you fooling everybody .... Or if you are not doing it intentionly then possibly you are a big fool .....

What type of flowers do they use??

ATTARS are the soul and source of all perfumes in this world. Budget and Heavenly smell

what about the smell of rain on saturn

All I want to ask is are the workers getting paid good enough????

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Petrichor..

We always support you 👍

It's the proud of India 👍

Beautiful... Thanks for the information! 👍🏻

How to contact them

Very good and useful video. Those like us who love PERFUMES and try to make it, are interested in watching more videos like this.

Love attars. The only thing concerning to me is the decline, conditions / wages of the workers and cleanliness of these factories.

So inspiring ✨️

I still use attar. Believe me or not I used those western perfumes. They are costly and sometimes pure synthetic.

Attar is pure natural and the perfume smells awesome. Western perfumes are based on alcohol,other side attar based on oil. Longest lasting perfume ever.

The most difficult part is measuring the water? What?

Hi. Where can I buy this product ? Or contact for the company ?

Where can I buy this

this was so cool! ❣️

Gandhshastra that is science of Perfumery is found in India long before Mughal invasion.
Gandasara, a Sanskrit text from 12th century has methods to make different scents.
And Mughals invaded India in 16 century.

who doesn't like the smell of that first rain....