A ring inspired by Persian Rose, Mohammadi
Rose water production ("golab" in Farsi) has been part of the Persian tradition for over seven hundred years. It is aromatized water, obtained by steam distillation of rose petals. Mohammadi Rose’s petals, originally from Qamsar, in the province of Kashan, in Eastern Iran, are used.
Rose water is mainly produced during the GOLABGIRI ceremony, which takes place annually between mid-May and mid-June. In this period the entire province of Kashan smells of this rose.