Ingredients We Trust

Hand-selected since 2003

In Ayurveda, more does not mean better. We work with a few time-honored botanicals - the ones that have stood centuries of use and wisdom. Each plant we choose has a reason to be here. We don’t crowd our blends with trends. We let each herb speak clearly, the way nature intended.

Every formulation is a legacy of fields walked and harvests watched. Our choices are deliberate, guided by Ayurvedic lineage and a quiet vow of purity.

Emblica officinalis

Amalaki

Sunlight rests in its skin. Amalaki is hand-gathered before ripening, sun-dried and stored in clay vessels. Known for its cooling energy, it nurtures all three doshas.

Tasting notes: tart, earthy finish

“Amalaki is the nurse among fruits.” – Bhavaprakasha

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Elettaria cardamomum

Ela

Bright green pods dried in the shade, opened by hand. Ela lends warmth and softness, balancing both mood and digestion.

Tasting notes: warm, resinous

"The scent of Ela pleases gods and men alike.”

Ocimum sanctum

Tulasi

Sacred in name and nature. Each leaf is picked before sunrise and air-dried slowly. Tulasi anchors the breath, sharpens the spirit.

Tasting notes: clove, mint, depth

"Tulasi sanctifies what it touches.” – Charaka Samhita

Rubia cordifolia

Manjistha

Rooted deep in red earth, Manjistha carries the quiet strength of rivers. Traditionally hand-harvested and sun-cured, it is known to clarify both skin and spirit.

Tasting notes: earthy, bittersweet, mineral

“Manjistha flows where purity is needed.”

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The Truth

Clarity isn’t a promise. It’s a practice.

Why we show you what’s inside

We believe trust starts with transparency. Not the kind written in fine print - but the kind you feel when we show you what we’ve chosen, why we chose it, and where it came from. It’s not about proving we’re right. It’s about giving you enough truth to decide for yourself.

How we choose ingredients

We follow no trend. We pick herbs the way you’d pick fruit in your grandmother’s garden - by feel, by wisdom, by season. Some are wild-harvested in the hills, others grown in small farms where soil is still sacred. We don’t just ask if something works. We ask if it belongs.

What makes fewer, better

Ayurveda isn’t about abundance. It’s about balance. Instead of overwhelming the body with too much, we choose fewer herbs that do more - when grown right, processed gently, and added with intention. That’s why you won’t find twenty ingredients in a bottle. You’ll find five that matter.

“The human body is the temple of God, and Ayurveda is the key to its care.”

- Sushruta Samhita