Farsistan


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Far·si·stan

 (fär′sĭ-stăn′, -stän′)
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According to the 14th centuryhistory on Khaldun, Farsistan in southern Iran was one of the principal centres of attar production.
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Farsistan in southern Iran was the principal producer of rose attar, providing the Caliphs of Baghdad with 30,000 bottles annually.
A celebration of scent: to celebrate its special 21-year-long association with Harrods, probably the most famous retailer in the world, the prestigious Omani fragrance house, Amouage, launched an exclusive, limited edition fragrance, Asana, at the exclusive London store
According to Ibn Khaldun, Farsistan in southern Iran was one of the principal centres of altar production, charged with providing the Caliph of Baghdad with 30,000 bottles annually.
Rose: the queen of fragrance
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