House of Amal Jain video ad, 41 days running

This house has spent the decades after refining a single method: deg-bhapka, the slow copper-and-clay distillation Kannauj is known for. Amal Jain is the fourth to carry it forward, and the process hasn’t changed shape once in that time. What has changed is how rare it’s become. Most fragrance today runs on alcohol because alcohol is cheap and fast. Oil asks for patience nobody in that industry has left. We chose make sure the extract is of the highest quality you can get, no matter the hours that are needed to produce it. Amal Jain Perfumery. Kannauj, India. Est. 1950. niche perfumery, indian attar house, heritage fragrance house, oil based fragrance, long lasting perfume, alcohol free scent, deg bhapka method, copper and clay distillation, kannauj attar tradition, fourth generation perfumer, slow made fragrance, family perfumery legacy