Sensory & Culinary Workshops

A beautifully scented afternoon of perfume blending. This video captures the atmosphere of our workshop, where participants learn the art of fragrance formulation and enjoy a relaxing, sensory experience.

A moment of calm and culture at our Japanese Tea Ceremony workshop. I guide participants through the traditions of brewing and serving teas like Sencha and Matcha, offering a peaceful and educational experience.

There's nothing quite like fresh, handmade cheese. In our cheese making workshop in Hyderabad, you'll learn to stretch your own mozzarella from scratch and savour a variety of artisanal cheeses.

Long before perfumes came in bottles, fragrance in India was sacred. This is the history we explore in our perfumery workshops, connecting you to a rich heritage of scents.

We delve into the history of perfumery, from the traditional distillation methods still used in Kannauj to the introduction of synthetic perfumes during the British era. It adds a layer of appreciation to the craft.

Thousands of years ago, scent was woven into royal traditions and healing oils. I share these stories to give context to the art of fragrance making you'll practice in the workshop.

Indian perfumery flourished in the Mughal era, with emperors crafting custom blends. We touch upon these historical techniques, like the degh-bhapka process, which inspire our modern perfume making sessions.

Where did India's love for fragrances begin? This is the question that sparks our journey into the world of perfumery, exploring its deep cultural and historical roots.

The earliest trace of fragrance-making in India dates back to the Indus Valley Civilization. I find that sharing this incredible history makes the experience of blending your own scent even more meaningful.