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Zafran Attar (Kesar) (Saffron) (Crocus Sativus)

Zafran Attar (Kesar) (Saffron)
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Crocus sativus · Alcohol-Free Attar

Zafran (Kesar / Saffron) Attar

Zafran Attar is a warm, exotic, beautifully decadent alcohol-free attar from saffron (Crocus sativus), the world’s most precious spice, distilled from hand-picked crocus stigmas.

At Kush Aroma Exports, our zafran attar is distilled with care at our facility in Kannauj, India’s historic perfume capital. As one of India's trusted essential oil manufacturers, wholesalers, suppliers and exporters, we supply every batch to a verifiable specification. Explore our full range of natural traditional Indian attars or browse our natural essential oils collection.

Quick Facts

Botanical NameCrocus sativus
Common NameZafran, kesar, saffron
FamilyIridaceae
SourceFlower stigmas
OriginIndia
ProcessingSteam / water distillation (attar)
ColourReddish
AromaWarm, exotic, beautifully decadent

Aroma Profile

Zafran attar has a warm, exotic and beautifully decadent aroma, honeyed and hay-like with a golden richness. Deeply relaxing and luxurious.

Blends beautifully with

Zafran attar blends beautifully with:

Sandalwood Rose Oudh Amber Musk Hina

The Golden Spice

Zafran is derived from the flower of Crocus sativus, hand-harvested stigma by stigma, making it the most precious spice on earth.

It carries the carotenoid pigment crocin, which gives saffron its famous golden colour, alongside its distinctive aromatic character.

Harvesting & Extraction

Zafran attar is obtained by steam or water distillation of saffron stigmas, received into a natural oil base. Explore more in our natural traditional Indian attars collection.

Common Uses

Across perfumery, wellness and traditional practice, this oil is valued for:

  • Alcohol-free perfume — dab zafran attar on pulse points for a long-lasting, skin-friendly fragrance.
  • Ritual & meditation — a traditional aromatic for prayer, puja, meditation and spiritual practice.
  • Perfumery & incense — a rich base for attar blends, agarbatti, bakhoor and fragrance compounds.
  • Cosmetics & body care — a natural fragrance note in creams, balms and body-care formulations.

Related Oils You May Like

For more precious, golden attars, explore related materials: Kesar Attar, Hina Zafrani Attar, Shamama-Tul-Amber Attar, Rose Attar - Gulab, our natural traditional Indian attars.

Caution: For external use only; keep away from the eyes and patch test before wider use. Store in dark glass, away from heat and sunlight, to preserve freshness and shelf life. Consult a professional if pregnant, nursing or under medical care.

Why Buy Zafran Attar From Kush Aroma Exports

As a Government-recognised Star Export House and a trusted essential oil manufacturer, supplier, exporter and wholesaler of 100% pure essential oils from Kannauj, India, we offer zafran attar in retail and bulk quantities, with worldwide shipping and quality you can verify.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is zafran attar?
It is a warm, exotic, beautifully decadent alcohol-free attar from saffron (Crocus sativus), the world’s most precious spice.
Is it the same as kesar attar?
Zafran and kesar are both names for saffron; see also our kesar attar (1625).
What gives saffron its colour?
Saffron contains crocin, a carotenoid pigment responsible for its famous golden-red colour.
What is it used for?
In perfumery, aromatherapy and luxurious fragrance blends.

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Typical Composition · Qualitative

Key Constituents

Zafran attar carries saffron aromatics in an oil base. Typical qualitative markers below; exact composition varies by batch.

ComponentTypical Character
ClassNote
SafranalWarm, hay-like, honeyed — principal aroma marker
ClassAldehyde
CrocinCarotenoid pigment (colour, not aroma)
ClassCarotenoid
Natural oil baseCarrier, fixative, long wear
ClassAttar base

Safety Summary

HazardsGenerally gentle; concentrated perfume.
ContraindicationsExternal use; patch test; keep from eyes.

Technical Notes

  • Data note — The source refers to distilling the ‘stigma of leaves’; saffron is in fact the stigmas of the crocus flower. Corrected.
  • Near-duplicate note — Zafran (1660) and Kesar (1625) attars are both saffron. Consider differentiating or consolidating.
  • Attar note — An attar (ittar) is a traditional alcohol-free, oil-based perfume, hydro-distilled in copper degs by the age-old deg-bhapka method and received into a natural base, classically pure sandalwood oil.
  • Use / evidence note — Uses are traditional and for fragrance, ritual and wellbeing; they are not medical claims.
Technical Disclaimer: The composition indicated above is qualitative and typical for this botanical; it does not constitute a Certificate of Analysis. Batch-specific GC/MS values vary with origin, harvest and distillation. For regulatory or formulation decisions, always refer to the batch-specific CoA supplied with your order.

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