The Kewra plant grows wild along the east coast of India. The plants producing the best floral bouquet are grown in Ganjam district of South Orrisa. Like the Gulab Attar, the Kewra Male flower is hydro distilled over sandalwood oil. It smells divine soothing which makes it an attractive ingredient for not just cosmetics but also for food in India. Specifically speaking, used in the making of ‘Mithai’.

A European perfumer friend of ours’ liked all our Kewra extracts- Attar Kewra, Ruh Kewra – Pandanus and Kewra Floral water – so much that he has now prepared a popular flavoring composition which is astonishingly liked by the Chinese and the Koreans . Cosmetic companies of the far east use it in their fragrance compositions.