Herbal Oil Manufacturer,Herbal Oil Supplier,Herbal Oil Exporter,India

We offer a wide selection of natural & secure herbal essential oil & aromatherapy oil. These oils are 100% pure and safe.

Our attars & perfumes are fragrance products derived from natural substances and are able to add pleasant smell on human body, objects, and living spaces.

Quality check is the prime concern of our company. We keep on improving the quality of all our scientific and lab equipment in tune with the latest developments in the market.

Our coherent efforts and excellence have enabled us to procure natural flowers to maintain quality deliverance.We are the renowned manufacturer and exporter of high quality perfumes and attars.

All our products of natural floral water like Rose Water, kewra water, mogra water, khus water, etc. are available in a variety of fragrance.

Procurement of flowers, which is one of the main and most essential raw materials of our business, we procure the same from our own farms. To maintain the quality, we never use any chemical or fertilizers and let them grow in their natural habitat.

Lala Jagdish Prasad and Company has a rich history of 55 years in the business of manufacturers, extractors, exporters and suppliers of all type of herbal oil, attars, essential oils and floral waters, being extracted and distilled from natural flowers.

As already mentioned above, that it has been our family tradition to produce pure Natural Indian Attars, Pure Natural Absolute Oils, Pure Essential Oils and Pure Floral Water, without any use of synthetic or harmful chemicals. Since our great grand fathers were of the opinion that our product should not harm any body even at the time of production or use. We still have in our mind the humanity and environment, at the time of manufacture of our products.

For procurement of flowers, which is one of the main and most essential raw materials of our business, we procure the same from our own farms. To maintain the quality, we never use any chemical or fertilizers and let them grow in their natural habitat.

Reason behind the same is that we know that our products have many useful values, when it is used with edibles, have medicinal values always come in touch with human skin.

In order to give our valued customers, a full confident and genuine products, our extracting unit, farm houses, flower gardens, fields are always open for visits.

We have been offered life membership of the following government associations :-

Fragrances and Flavours Association of India
Zafrani Zarda Manufacturing Association of India
Essential Oils Association of India
Natural Attar Industries Association of India
Registered with Small Scale Industries of India.

The history of natural attars is very much associated to the history of Kannauj. Kannauj has been known for natural attars from the Mughal period or even earlier when aroma bearing substances like Sandal, Musk, Comphor, Saffron were used as such (without isolation of odorous principles) and the range of such materials and essential oils were further enriched during the Mughal period, when new plants were brought by the Mughals from Central Asia to this country. This lead to the discovery and development of process for the preparation of attar from Roses by Noorjahan, the Mughal queen, This was the beginning of the natural attars in India, which developed and progressed in and around Kannauj and is quite strong even now.

Attars may be defined as the distillates obtained by the hydro distillation of flowers in Sandalwood Oil or other base materials like DOP, DEP, Paraffin etc. The attars of Rose & Kewra are used as flavours in Indian sweets. The main users of attars is in the Pan Masala and Chewing tobacco industry. The two product also unique to India & consume nearly 80% of all the attars manufactured. All the attars are used as perfumes by themselves. In India and middle East, attars are made as offerings to the God. There are evidences in the history and Hindu sacred books ( Holy texts) that perfumery tradition dates back to over 5000 years at the time of Indus valley civilization as well when distillation practice was reported to be in existence.