The Lattafa Mohra Silky Rose Bottle: The Tassels Are the Bit Everybody Notices
Frosted ombré-pink glass, a chunky jewel-cut cap on a polished silver collar, and two braided pink tassels hanging from a silver bead at the neck. For a Lattafa bottle under £20, the presentation is doing a lot of heavy lifting.
Short answer: the Lattafa Mohra Silky Rose bottle is a 100ml frosted ombré-pink flacon with a clear faceted cap on a silver (not gold) collar, two braided pink tassels at the neck, and a deep-rose crest reading Lattafa, مهرة and MOHRA. “Silky Rose” is printed on the carton, not the bottle. It makes a genuinely good gift, and five bottle-specific checks (below) tell you whether yours is genuine.
Two different people search for this bottle. Some are deciding whether it looks good enough to give as a gift. Others already own one and want to check it matches a genuine Lattafa bottle. This guide covers both.
The Lattafa Mohra Silky Rose Bottle
It is a frosted glass flacon in a soft urn shape — wider at the shoulders, tapering through the middle, flaring very slightly at the base. The glass is an ombré pink: deeper rose at the top, fading to pale blush at the bottom, so it looks lit from below on a shelf.
The cap is the most expensive-looking part. It is a chunky clear, faceted cap cut like a gemstone, which throws light around in a way that plastic flat caps at this price never do. It seats on a polished silver collar rather than gold — worth saying, because a lot of listings describe this bottle as gold and they are wrong.
Then the tassels: two braided pink tassels, bound with small silver ferrules, hanging from a silver bead at the neck. They are the single detail people mention first, and they are also the reason the bottle photographs so well. Even Fragrantica’s Mohra Silky Rose listing, which files it as a fragrance for women, shows the pink tasselled bottle front and centre.
The Bottle at a Glance
What you actually get in the box. Two measurements are still being confirmed against our own stock.
| Detail | What you get |
|---|---|
| Size | 100ml Eau de Parfum |
| Glass | Frosted, ombré pink — deeper at the shoulders |
| Cap | Clear faceted jewel-cut, chunky, on a silver collar |
| Trim | Two braided pink tassels on a silver bead |
| Sprayer | Standard Lattafa atomiser — fine, even mist |
| Crest text | Lattafa · مهرة · MOHRA (no “Silky Rose” on the bottle) |
| Box | Pale pink carton with matching crest and SILKY ROSE, cellophane-sealed |
What’s Printed on the Crest
The front of the bottle carries a deep-rose crest-shaped panel with a pale outline. Reading down, it says:
- Eau De Parfum — in small capitals at the top
- Natural Spray Vaporisateur
- Lattafa — in the house script
- مهرة — Mohra in Arabic, the largest element
- MOHRA — in Latin capitals beneath it
- A fine white tree-of-life illustration at the base of the crest, scattered with small stars
Note what is not on the bottle: the words “Silky Rose” appear on the carton, not on the crest. If you are matching a photo against a listing, that is a normal difference rather than a warning sign. It is also why the box matters: Lattafa sells the original Mohra as a separate fragrance — Fragrantica lists the original Lattafa Mohra on its own page — so check the carton says SILKY ROSE if that is the one you ordered.
The Box
The carton is pale pink and repeats the crest in the same deep rose, with a silver-grey tree illustration above it and small dots suggesting stars. Beneath the Arabic مهرة / MOHRA it carries سلكي روز and SILKY ROSE, with “Lattafa” and “EAU DE PARFUM · NATURAL SPRAY VAPORISATEUR” along the bottom.
It arrives sealed in cellophane. The overall effect is coherent — bottle and box are clearly designed together, which is not always true at this price. You can compare it against the manufacturer’s own photography on Lattafa’s official Mohra Silky Rose page.
Is It Gift-Suitable?
Yes, and it is one of the better gift bottles in the Lattafa range under £20. The tassels, the faceted cap and the matching crest carton read as a considered design rather than a budget one. Nobody unwrapping it would guess the price.
The only caveat is the fragrance itself: it is soft and close-wearing, so it suits someone who likes subtle scents rather than someone who wants to be noticed. Our full Lattafa Mohra Silky Rose review covers how it actually wears.
Genuine vs Fake: Five Checks for This Bottle
Lattafa is now popular enough to be worth counterfeiting, and the fakes are getting harder to spot from a listing photo. Five checks specific to the Mohra Silky Rose bottle:
| Check | ✓ Genuine | ✕ Warning sign |
|---|---|---|
| 1. Batch code | Printed on the carton and stamped on the base of the bottle, and the two match | Codes that differ between box and bottle |
| 2. Crest print | Crisp crest outline and fine tree illustration | Fuzzy or doubled edges — the most common tell |
| 3. Tassels | Neatly braided and bound in their silver ferrules | Fraying or loose braiding |
| 4. Cap fit | Seats squarely on the collar with a firm, even fit | Wobble, or a gap on one side |
| 5. Arabic type | Smooth, correctly proportioned مهرة lettering | Distorted or stretched Arabic — a strong signal |
No single check is conclusive on its own, but a bottle that fails several of them is a confident “walk away”.
For the full brand-wide checklist — the holographic seal, cellophane, sprayer quality and where fakes usually come from — see our Lattafa authentication guide. The UK’s Anti-Counterfeiting Group also publishes general advice on avoiding counterfeit beauty and fragrance products.
Genuine Lattafa Mohra Silky Rose, Sent From the UK
Every bottle genuine Lattafa, boxed and cellophane-sealed, stored and dispatched from the UK within 24 hours. Free tracked delivery on every order and 30-day returns.
Wondering whether it is a copy of a designer rose? Our Mohra Silky Rose dupe analysis explains what it is actually closest to. For how it sits among Lattafa’s other women’s bottles, see the women’s Lattafa buying guide.
Mohra Silky Rose is a light, soft rose. If you want something warmer for the cold months, our guide to the best Lattafa winter perfumes covers the richer, heavier bottles.
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Sources and Further Reading
The fragrance listing in this guide was cross-checked against these sources.
- Fragrantica — Lattafa Mohra Silky Rose: independent fragrance database listing.
- Fragrantica — Lattafa Mohra (original): the separate fragrance that shares the Mohra name.
- Lattafa Perfumes — official Mohra Silky Rose page: the manufacturer’s own listing.
- Anti-Counterfeiting Group — consumer advice: UK guidance on avoiding counterfeit beauty products.
About the Author
Shaheen Shah Abrar is the Founder of Royal Scents (Fragrancy Limited, London), a UK retailer specialising in Lattafa and Arabian perfumery. Shaheen built Royal Scents to give UK buyers honest, checked information on Lattafa rather than dupe-marketing hype. Every guide is cross-referenced against Fragrantica, Parfumo and the brand’s own listings. About Royal Scents →