An ATTAR is a type of perfume oil derived from botanical sources, such as flowers, herbs, spices, and other natural materials. It is typically made through a process of distillation, which involves steaming the plant material to extract its essential oils. Attars are known for their strong, long-lasting scent, and have been used in perfumery for centuries. They are often used in traditional Indian and Middle Eastern cultures, and are gaining popularity in the West. The term 'ATTAR' is derived from the Arabic word for fragrance.