Born on October 17th, 1961, Mohammed Attar entered a House surrounded by old bottles, rare materials, handwritten notes, and generations of memory. His birth brought the ninth generation closer to the modern era.

By March 31st, 1962, the House still carried the atmosphere of an older working world. Bottles, papers, and stored materials were not frozen in the past, they were still part of daily perfumery.

By August 11th, 1965, Mohammed Attar was growing around sacks of raw materials, dried botanicals, and preserved aromatics. Before the craft became responsibility, it was first a world of texture, scent, storage, and family memory.

In October 1968, Kaseem Al-Attar’s generation came to an end after years of protecting the family’s preserved knowledge. What remained was discipline, records, materials, teaching, and responsibility.

On October 19th, 1969, Kaseem Al-Attar’s generation ended, leaving Abd Al-Jabbar to protect the family craft while Mohammed grew inside its memory. The bottles, shelves, and notes show a House still alive through continuity.