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.Leather jacket is a heavy, rich, intensive and masculine fragrance, dominated by dark, warm and dry precious woody notes with an accord of raw materials and a heavy, natural, earth like note originating from vetiver. the formula of this perfume encompasses assorted trees and raw, odorous plants. the composition begins with elegant citrus notes of italian bergamot, sicilian mandarin and rosemary from southern france. the warm heart contains one of the most expensive components agarwood, followed by vetiver. the perfume closes with a soft ambergris trail and musky notes