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• SHAMA BROTHERS & PERFUMERS A Perfumed History for Shama The history of Shama Perfumes begins in the classic period of the "Mughal Empire"or, more precisely, during the reign of "Shahjehan".
• It was a time of extravagance, marked by grand durbars, sumptuous feasts, architectural masterpieces and exquisite paintings.
• The Empire was in cultural overdrive, and Mughal royalty was its prime mover, pulling out the stops to serve its passion for selfindulgence.
• Among its myriad obsessions, attar enjoyed a special place.
• This uniquely Indian perfume, distilled and concocted by master perfumers, came in a range of scents to suit every occasion..
• It could be worn in the boudoir or the banquet hall, by courtiers or courtesans.It could enliven an ordinary day, or make a night enchanting.
• Not surprisingly, it proved irresistible to the sybarites of the day, including the Emperor and his celebrated wife, the Empress Mumtaz Begum.Extreme noir is a metaphor for materials, a matrix that speaks of territory as well as matter, earth, and roots.
• this vertically structured scent is based on alchemy of wood; the scent first introduces the bitterness of grapefruit and the vivacity of pepper, cinnamon, lavender, bergamot and cardamom and of fresh spices.
• middle notes are carnation, iris, jasmine and geranium; base notes are leather, sandalwood, tonka bean, amber, musk, oakmoss, cedar and tobacco

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