Like its name, Monarch is born to rule. A royal oud blend that commands elegance and reverence. Amber and musk open the composition with warmth and sensuality, carrying the spicy-woody depth of Indian oud and the creamy smoothness of sandalwood.
A fragrance of power and poise, it marks your presence even before you enter the room. Crafted for those who lead with quiet confidence - resilient, self-assured, and unshaken by storms.
Monarch isn’t just worn; it owns you as much as you own it. Classy, royal, and calming. It’s a scent for those who rule silently, yet unmistakably.
1. Use a tiny amount.
One small dab (or 1–2 drops) is usually enough — attars are highly concentrated. Use the applicator stick to apply.
2. Apply to pulse points.
Inner wrists, base of throat, behind the ears, nape of the neck, and inner elbows. For extra throw, a light dab on hair or a scarf works.
3. Dot — don’t rub.
Pat the attar; avoid rubbing wrists together. Rubbing crushes the top notes and shortens the scent’s life.
4. Let it settle.
Allow a minute for the oil to absorb and the fragrance to open before putting on clothes.
5. Reapply sparingly.
If needed, one small dab after many hours — less is more with attars.
6. Store well.
Keep bottles upright, tightly capped, in a cool, dark place away from sunlight and heat.
Quick tips
· Use your ring finger to apply (it’s gentler).
· Test on a small skin patch first if you have sensitive skin.
· Avoid applying on broken or irritated skin, and keep away from eyes and mouth.
Be cautious with light/airy fabrics — oil can stain.
We deliver across India. All orders will be shipped within 24 hours of confirmation through our registered shipping partners.
Orders are usually delivered within 3–4 working days across India.
We also offer next-day delivery within Delhi NCR.
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100% NaturalMade from pure botanicals
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Long LastingFragrance that stays with you from dawn to dusk.
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Alcohol-FreeGentle on skin, crafted without harsh alcohols.
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HandcraftedExpertly blended in small batches with care and tradition.
