Tuba Rose Water Production and Tourist Complex
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The history of the ethnic groups Tuba in traditional rose water
and essential oil production dates back over a century to their
ancestors. In the past, they used copper cauldrons, clay pots,
natural reeds, and special copper pieces to create various types
of rose water by blocking the steam from the cauldron until it
cooled in the piece and condensed. They also used desert bushes,
dry wood, and crushed flower petals, which were molded into
specific geometric shapes and dried, to provide the necessary
heat. However, with the widespread use of oil instead of wood and
flower petal bricks, white and black petroleum were used.