Rose water sprinklers were also popular in the reigns of Shah Jahan (1628 – 1658) and Aurangzeb (1658 – 1707), since then it had become a Mughal tradition, spread quickly over the Rajput courts; becoming an established hospitality custom for guests and in banquets as a symbol of honor and is widely used in India until nowadays, where it is often used in gatherings and weddings.
Gulab-pash, a little container utilized for sprinkling scented water on the crowd. Close to the passage, put little jugs of conventional scents, concentrates of blossoms.
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