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Mushk, a concept site for an attar house in Lahore's Walled City. The scent is visible: gold specks write the name, one drop sits on a wrist from Friday to Sunday, mist rises from each attar, and a trail leads you to the Wazir Khan gate. Real photos, about 2,600 particles, built from scratch.
Would you keep the Urdu morph in the hero, or is it one step too many?
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