This is LinBerlin's attar made specifically for Lord Vishnu's puja — a special designer blend combining many flowers with several oud varieties into one carefully built attar. This is made purely for offering to god — it's never meant for personal wear.
Lord Vishnu's worship spans an especially large number of occasions through the year, from major festivals to the regular Ekadashi fasts observed throughout the calendar.
A Rich Blend, Made Purely for Offering
This attar brings together a wide range of flowers and several distinct oud varieties in a single blend, kept purely for offering rather than personal use. It suits an especially wide set of occasions: Vaikuntha Ekadashi, the most important occasion for Lord Vishnu; Devuthani (Prabodhini) Ekadashi, marking Vishnu's awakening from his yogic sleep; Nirjala Ekadashi, considered the most significant of all Ekadashis; every Ekadashi — roughly 24 or more observed through the year, each dedicated to Lord Vishnu; Ram Navami and Krishna Janmashtami, celebrating his Ram and Krishna avatars; Vamana Jayanti, Narasimha Jayanti, Kurma Jayanti, Matsya Jayanti, Varaha Jayanti, and Parshuram Jayanti, each marking one of his other avatars; and Mokshada Ekadashi, also celebrated as Bhagavad Gita Jayanti.
How It's Used
This attar is meant purely for offering during Lord Vishnu's puja — not for personal or skin application.
Caring for the Bottle
Keep the bottle away from direct sunlight or heat, like any fragrance oil, so it stays consistent for use across these occasions.