No. 01
Exact match, no compromise
Place and material, spelled the way they are written on a label and in an email. Two real words, eleven characters, one .com.
Domain for saleIsparta, Türkiye · exact-match .com
IspartaRose.com
Rosa × damascena The oil-bearing damask rose
A forty-day season, distilled into one name.
Isparta is the centre of Turkish rose-oil production, and the damask rose grown there is cut by hand before or at sunrise across roughly forty days in May and June. IspartaRose.com carries that origin and that material in a single exact-match .com. Güneş 2005
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- Extension
- .com
- Characters
- 11
- Words
- Two
- Hyphens & numbers
- None
- Type
- Exact-match origin
- Status
- Available
01 The material
Three to five tonnes of petals. One kilo of oil.
One flower, three materials, and a window of about forty days in which the whole year is decided.
A buyer of rose is buying a harvest as much as a species. Rosa × damascena Mill. — the oil-bearing damask rose Eden Botanicals — flowers in May and June across roughly a forty-day season, and the flowers going to the still are cut by hand, daily, before or at sunrise. Güneş 2005
What comes out of the still is measured in millilitres. Three to five tonnes of petals yield one kilo of oil on the same source's figures, which is why rose is written into a formula in hundredths of a per cent — and why the origin is never treated as a detail.
- Rose ottoSteam distilled: hydrodistilled from the fresh flower.
- Rose absoluteSolvent extracted — a different material from the same petals.
- Rose waterThe hydrosol: the water side of the distillate.
Otto, absolute and hydrosol are defined here as in Wikipedia · Rose oil
Sold bythe millilitre at retail; the kilo at origin
Isparta is a city and province in Türkiye and the centre of the country's rose-oil production. Türkiye and Bulgaria between them supply most of the rose oil traded; Iran, Morocco and a few smaller origins account for the rest. Published shares differ from source to source, so none is quoted here.
02 Why this name
The origin and the material, in the order people say them.
No hyphen, no invented spelling, no second-choice extension — and nothing to explain on a first call.
No. 02
It reads three ways
As a brand in its own right; as a producer's direct channel beside a company name on a drum or a stand; or as one product line inside a larger house.
No. 03
Said before it is searched
Buyers of this material name the place first and the flower second. The name is already what they say to each other — memorability without a budget behind it.
No. 04
One owner, one transfer
Held by a single owner, unencumbered, with no live site, no history to explain and nothing to unwind before it becomes yours.
03 Who it is for
Made for the houses that work with rose.
Six ways a buyer could put IspartaRose.com to work, each with a path that writes itself.
No. 01
Fine-fragrance houses
A signature address for a rose-led perfume, a collection or a maison built on a single material.
IspartaRose.com/collection
No. 02
Niche perfumers
A soliflore, a studio whose whole argument is provenance, or one bottle that has to say where it came from.
IspartaRose.com/otto
No. 03
Natural-perfume brands
Botanical-only formulation, where the material list is the marketing and the origin is half the story.
IspartaRose.com/botanicals
No. 04
Skincare and cosmetics formulators
Specifications, documentation and samples for a rose ingredient, without asking a corporate site to carry them.
IspartaRose.com/ingredient
No. 05
Rose water and culinary producers
Hydrosol, confectionery, preserves and tea: the other half of the distillation, sold to a public that knows the flower first.
IspartaRose.com/rosewater
No. 06
Distillers and exporters
A direct channel for a house that already runs the stills — harvest notes, lot information and enquiries at one owned address.
IspartaRose.com/harvest
04 How it works
From first note to your registrar.
Three steps, no listed price, and a person at the other end of every message.
Step 01 · Harvest
Send your offer
Use the form below or write directly. Tell me what you would build on the name and what it is worth to you. Every enquiry is read and answered personally within 24 hours.
Step 02 · Distil
Agree the terms
Price, currency, timing and who pays what, settled in plain words and confirmed in writing before anything moves. No listed price and no auction.
Step 03 · Decant
Take ownership
An escrow service holds the funds while the domain moves to your registrar account, and releases them only once you confirm the name is under your control.
05 Acquire
Make an offer.
There is no fixed price. Serious offers receive a personal reply within 24 hours, and every enquiry stays confidential.
Tell me who you are and what the name is for. It helps to know the use — a collection, an ingredient page, a producer's own channel — but it is not a condition of a reply.
- Directjoseph.radler1@gmail.com
- OwnerJ Radler / Radler Boutique
- TransferEscrow-protected, to your registrar account
- ReplyPersonally, within 24 hours
Acquisition inquiry
Goes directly to the owner
Thank you — your message is on its way.
06 Questions
Asked and answered.
Everything a buyer usually wants to know before the first message.
What does the name mean?
Isparta is a city and province in Türkiye, and the centre of the country's rose-oil production. Rose is the material: the damask rose grown there for distillation. Together the name states origin and ingredient in four syllables.
How does the transfer work?
We agree price and terms in writing. An escrow service holds your payment; I unlock the domain and release it to your registrar account by transfer code or account push. Escrow pays out only after you confirm the name is in your control. The domain sits on standard registrar infrastructure, so there is nothing exotic to unwind first.
Does the domain give me rights in “Isparta Gülyağı”?
No. “Isparta Gülyağı” is a registered Turkish geographical indication, administered by TÜRKPATENT. Buying this domain conveys the domain name only: it confers no rights in that designation, no certification and no permission to describe goods as covered by it. Any commercial use of the name should respect the designation and the rules that go with it, and you should take your own legal advice first.
This page and its owner have no affiliation with TÜRKPATENT, with the holder of the geographical indication, or with any producer body or cooperative.
What happens to what I send?
Your message goes to one inbox and is used to answer you, nothing else. No list, no newsletter, no sharing or selling of your details. This page runs no analytics and sets no cookies.