A warm, festive rose. Honey-gold saffron opens into soft Taif rose and creamy sandalwood, then settles over a gentle thread of oud and amber. Rich and celebratory, never heavy.
How Ameeri Smells, Hour by Hour
Saffron first: warm, honey-gold and a little leathery. Pink pepper adds a soft sparkle of spice, and a lift of bergamot keeps it bright rather than dense.
Persian saffron · pink pepper · bergamotTaif rose opens: soft, honeyed and slightly spicy, more like rose petals warmed in the sun than rose water. Creamy sandalwood slides underneath like polished wood.
Taif rose · Indian sandalwoodA gentle thread of oud and warm amber, softened by white musk. Settled and comforting, the kind of warmth that stays close to the skin through a long celebration.
Soft oud · amber · white muskWear counts are estimates, assuming one dab (about 0.05 ml) per wear. Two dabs for a long celebration halves them.
"My grandmother kept her attars in a brass box on her dressing table. One of them was a rose-sandal she only wore for Diwali. I have spent years trying to find that smell again in a bottle. Ameeri is the closest I have come."
Sonal Sahani, founder and perfumer, trained in perfumery at ISIPCA in Versailles. Every SOSA attar is hand-blended in small batches in Pune, and Sonal smells and signs off each batch before it is bottled.
How strong it is, and how much to wear
Ameeri sits in the middle of the four SOSA attars: warmer than Adaa, lighter than Mastani and Nawaab. Here's what that means day to day:
- Dab, don't rub. Rubbing flattens the saffron opening.
- Pulse points: wrist, behind the ear, base of the throat.
- Give it 30 minutes to move from the saffron opening into the rose and sandalwood.
Is Ameeri right for you?
- You love rose, and want it warm and spiced rather than powdery
- You're dressing for Diwali, Eid, Karwa Chauth or a family wedding
- You want one bottle the whole family can share: it wears well on men and women
- You prefer alcohol-free fragrance
- You're looking for a festive gift someone will actually keep using
- You want something fresh and light for daytime: try Adaa
- You want a juicy, fruity floral for evenings: try Mastani
- You want a deep, woody oud: try Nawaab
- You don't enjoy rose or warm, sweet scents: Ameeri is both
Ingredients, and what our claims mean
| Real Taif rose | Rose from the Taif highlands of Saudi Arabia, one of the most prized roses in perfumery. Not a synthetic rose accord. |
| Persian saffron | Real saffron from Iran, not a synthetic saffron accord. |
| Indian sandalwood | Sandalwood oil (Santalum album) sourced from Karnataka. It is also part of the carrier, with jojoba. |
| Soft oud | Natural oud, used in a small, measured amount so it supports the rose rather than leading. |
| Also in the blend | Pink pepper, bergamot, amber, white musk. |
| Alcohol-free, DPG-free | No ethanol and no dipropylene glycol. The only carriers are Indian sandalwood oil and jojoba. |
| IFRA-compliant | The formula stays within IFRA usage limits for a fragrance worn on skin. |
Product details
| Sizes | 3 ml · 6 ml · 12 ml |
| Format | Concentrated attar oil with built-in dab applicator |
| Wear time | 6-8 hours on most skin |
| Carrier | Indian sandalwood oil + jojoba |
| Gender | Unisex |
| Manufactured, packed & marketed by | SOSA Home & Body, 2nd Floor, 333-335, 18 Latitude Mall, Punawale, Gaikwad Nagar, Pune 411033 · +91 96192 18531 · sosahomeandbody@gmail.com |
| Country of origin | India (hand-blended in Pune) |
Delivery, returns & giving back
Shipping: free on orders in India above Rs. 999. For orders outside India, delivery charges are shown at checkout. Full details in our shipping policy.
Damaged in transit? Report transit damage within 48 hours—we’ll arrange a replacement. Email sosahomeandbody@gmail.com with your order number and a photo.
Returns: see our returns policy.
Giving back: a portion of every SOSA purchase supports Nanhi Kali, which supports the education of girls in India.