Mohur

Mughal-British Raj Era

Mohur is a rose-based fragrance, a combination of opulent Moghul rose perfumes and a distinguished spicy leather bouquet that can only be imagined during a polo match.

To capture this moment, Mohur has been created as a refined rose-oudh alliance that pays tribute to Noor Jahan’s power and talent. Empress Noor Jahan devoted herself to the art of perfumery as it had been passed down from her mother.

The scent embodies, and is a dedication to, the mix of all the best of Moghul and the British Raj - a complex period in history for Indians which saw the flowering of unique gifts of the arts, music and education.

The fragrance is created by master perfumer Bertrand Duchaufour

The perfume family: floral, spicy, woody

Top notes: carrot, cardamom, coriander, black pepper, ambretta, elemi

Heart notes: rose, jasmine, hawthorn, violet, orris, almond milk, leather

Base notes: tonka bean, vanilla, sandalwood, oud, patchouli, benzoin, amber