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See also:ATTAR [or See also:OTTO] OF See also:ROSES (Pers. 'atar, essence) , a perfume consisting of essential oil of See also:roses, prepared by distilling, or, in some districts, by macerating the See also:flowers . The manufacture is chiefly carried out in See also:India, See also:Persia and the Balkans; the last named supplying the bulk of the See also:European demand . It is used by See also:perfumery manufacturers as an ingredient . The genuine See also:attar of roses is costly and it is frequently adulterated . |
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