Moroccan craftsmanship has always achieved distinguished feats in the field of perfumery, thanks to the customs of the country during the festivities, which were based on the exploitation of the floral wealth of the kingdom. The production of incense (Bkhor and others) and the extraction of essential oils through several ancestral methods such as distillation, for example, resulted in a diversity of products such as Sarghina or the perfume of the Berbers, prepared from the roots of the Sarghine plant that grows in the Berber mountains.