length:  10 cm
height:  4.5 cm
width:  7.5 cm
weight:  145 gm with packing 250 gm
Production Process Distillation Method: The production of Itra Mitti involves a traditional method of steam distillation. The process starts with the selection of high-quality clay or soil, typically from riverbanks or specific regions known for their rich, earthy scent. Baking the Earth: The chosen soil is baked in a kiln, a process that enhances its natural aroma. The baked earth is then placed in a copper still with water, and the mixture is heated to produce steam. This steam captures the essence of the soil and is condensed into a fragrant liquid, which is then blended with a sandalwood oil base. Sandalwood is used as a fixative, enhancing the longevity of the fragrance and adding its own warm, woody notes. Aging: The final product is often aged for several months to allow the fragrance to mature and develop its full depth and complexity. Scent Profile Earthy and Warm: Itra Mitti has a distinct, earthy aroma that is reminiscent of wet soil after rain. It is a warm, grounding scent with subtle hints of wood and clay. The fragrance is soft, not overpowering, and has a comforting, nostalgic quality. Subtle and Long-lasting: Unlike synthetic perfumes, Itra Mitti is subtle and wears close to the skin, making it ideal for those who prefer a natural, understated scent. Its longevity is enhanced by the sandalwood oil, allowing the scent to linger for hours. Uses and Applications Personal Fragrance: Itra Mitti is worn as a personal fragrance, particularly by those who appreciate natural scents and traditional perfumes. It is suitable for both men and women and is often applied to the pulse points, such as the wrists and neck. Aromatherapy and Meditation: The calming and grounding properties of Itra Mitti make it a popular choice in aromatherapy and meditation practices. It is believed to help reduce stress, anxiety, and promote a sense of peace and well-being. Cultural and Religious Rituals: In India, Itra Mitti is sometimes used in religious rituals and ceremonies. Its natural, earthy scent is considered pure and is used to create a serene and sacred atmosphere. Packaging and Availability Traditional Bottles: Itra Mitti is typically sold in small glass bottles, often with a roll-on applicator. The packaging is usually simple, reflecting the natural and artisanal nature of the product. Availability: While Itra Mitti is a specialty product, it can be found in certain perfumeries in India, particularly in regions known for their traditional attar production, such as Kannauj. It is also available online, where it is marketed to enthusiasts of natural and niche fragrances.