The Herbs N Spices

Akarkara Irani, also known as Jambu Phool, is a premium quality herbal raw material widely used in Ayurvedic and traditional formulations. It is especially valued for its strong tingling and numbing properties, making it highly useful in dental care and nerve-related herbal preparations. This herb is commonly used by Ayurvedic manufacturers, herbal extract processors, and pharmaceutical industries.

Botanical Name: Spilanthes acmella (Syn. Acmella oleracea)

Vernacular Names:
• Hindi – Akarkara Irani / Jambu Phool
• Sanskrit – Akarkara (reference)
• English – Toothache Plant / Electric Daisy
• Gujarati – Jambu Phool
• Marathi – Jambu Phool
• Tamil – Akkarakaram Poo (regional reference)

Product Features:
• Natural dried Jambu flowers (Irani grade)
• Strong tingling and numbing effect
• Properly cleaned and graded material
• Rich in active herbal properties
• Suitable for Ayurvedic and herbal processing
• Hygienically packed for bulk supply

Applications:
• Ayurvedic and herbal formulations
• Dental care products (tooth powders, oils, gels)
• Herbal extract processing
• Traditional medicinal preparations
• Pharmaceutical and herbal industry use

We supply premium quality Akarkara Irani (Jambu Phool) sourced from reliable regions and processed under hygienic conditions to ensure purity, consistency, and suitability for domestic as well as export markets.

Akarkara Flowers are a valuable herbal raw material widely used in traditional Ayurvedic and Unani medicine systems. Known for their strong herbal properties, these flowers are commonly utilized in herbal formulations, powders, and extract preparations. Akarkara is highly valued by herbal medicine manufacturers, pharmaceutical companies, and nutraceutical industries for its traditional therapeutic applications.

Botanical Name: Anacyclus pyrethrum

Vernacular Names:
• Hindi – Akarkara
• Sanskrit – Akarakarabha
• English – Pellitory / Spanish Chamomile
• Gujarati – Akarkaro
• Marathi – Akarakara
• Arabic – Aqarqarha

Product Features:
• Natural greenish-brown dried Akarkara flowers
• Carefully cleaned and properly graded material
• Strong characteristic aroma and herbal properties
• Suitable for herbal medicines and extract processing
• Hygienically processed and packed

Applications:
• Ayurvedic and Unani medicine formulations
• Herbal powder and extract manufacturing
• Pharmaceutical and nutraceutical products
• Traditional herbal remedies

We supply premium quality Akarkara Flowers sourced from trusted regions and processed under hygienic conditions to ensure purity, consistent quality, and suitability for domestic and export markets.

Semal Flowers are the dried blossoms of the Silk Cotton Tree and are widely valued in traditional herbal practices for their natural properties. These bright red flowers are commonly used in Ayurvedic preparations, herbal powders, and traditional formulations. Due to their nutritional and herbal value, Semal flowers are widely used by Ayurvedic medicine manufacturers, herbal extract processors, and wellness product makers.

Botanical Name: Bombax ceiba

Vernacular Names:
• Hindi – Semal Phool
• Sanskrit – Shalmali
• English – Showy Silk Cotton Tree Flower
• Gujarati – Savar
• Marathi – Savar
• Bengali – Shimul

Product Features:
• Naturally dried Semal flowers
• Bright natural color and characteristic appearance
• Carefully cleaned and graded material
• Suitable for herbal formulations and extract processing
• Hygienically processed and packed for bulk supply

Applications:
• Ayurvedic and herbal medicine formulations
• Herbal powder and extract manufacturing
• Traditional health preparations
• Nutraceutical and wellness products

We supply premium quality dried Semal Flowers sourced from reliable regions and processed under hygienic conditions to ensure purity, consistency, and suitability for domestic and export markets.

Rose – Rosa Indica Linn is commonly known as Indian cabbage rose. It is an plant which is abundantly cultivated throughout the world for its cosmetic value and medicinal purpose. It is medicinally used for blood purification, treatment of the intestinal ulcer, diarrhea and anti-inflammatory action. In India about 150 original varieties and more than 2500 hybrid varieties of roses are found.

• Hindi: gulab, sudburg, bussorah, fasti gulab
• Manipuri: Adur-gulab
• Marathi: gulab
• Tamil: Pannirpu, Pannirpushpam
• Malayalam: panniruppu,  pannirpushpam
• Telugu: Pannir roja, gulaabi poovvu
• Kannada: gulabihuvu, panniru, tarana, roja
• Bengali: golap
• Urdu: gulqand-gulab, gul-e-surkh
• Sanskrit: atimanjula, lakshapushpa, shatapatrika 

Packaging Size:

• 25 to 50 Kg

Aak (Calotropis gigantea) is known as "Arka" in Sanskrit. When we talk about the medicinal properties of this herb, it is mostly addressed with the name of Arka. Aak is a common Hindi name given to this plant which is familiar to the Indians as a perennial bush growing almost anywhere in the wild.

The tender light green stems of this plant when broken yield milky white exudates which is sticky and the plant is popular amongst the common population merely because of this peculiarity. This milky exudate is mildly poisonous and is considered as one of the plant toxins in Ayurveda. Though toxic, this exudate (latex) can be purified and put to use as a very effective antidote as well as herbal medicine.

The name of this Aak plant is synonymous with Sun for the herb is very strong and astringent in action much like the powerful rays of Sun. It belongs to the "Apocynaceae" family of flowering plants.

Arka kasheera – Latex of arka plant is capable of vomiting and purgation. It is used in purgation and vomiting therapy.

• Kingdom – Plantae
• Order- Gentianales
• Family - Apocynaceae

This species of Calotropis is native to India, Cambodia, Indonesia, Malaysia, Phillippines, Thailand, Sri Lanka, China, Pakistan and Nepal.

• Aak English name – Sodom apple, Apple of Sodom, Kapok tree, Rubber bush or Rubber tree.
• Aak Hindi name – Aak, Madar, Akvana
• Aak Sanskrit name – Arka, Toolaphala, Vikirana, Asfota, Alarka etc.
• Aak Punjabi name – Ak
• Aak Telugu name – Jilledu, Mandaram
• Aak Bengali name – Aaknad
• Aak Arab name – Ushar
• Aak Persian name - Kharak
• Aak Malyalam name – Neela Eukku
  eneral Information of Aak

  Aak (Calotropis gigantea) is known as "Arka" in Sanskrit. When we talk about the medicinal properties of this herb, it is mostly addressed with the name of Arka. Aak is a common Hindi name given to this plant which is familiar to the Indians as a perennial bush growing almost anywhere in the wild.

  The tender light green stems of this plant when broken yield milky white exudates which is sticky and the plant is popular amongst the common population merely because of this peculiarity. This milky exudate is mildly poisonous and is considered as one of the plant toxins in Ayurveda. Though toxic, this exudate (latex) can be purified and put to use as a very effective antidote as well as herbal medicine.

  The name of this Aak plant is synonymous with Sun for the herb is very strong and astringent in action much like the powerful rays of Sun. It belongs to the "Apocynaceae" family of flowering plants.

  Special Note about Madar Plant

  Arka kasheera – Latex of arka plant is capable of vomiting and purgation. It is used in purgation and vomiting therapy.

  Classification
  • Kingdom – Plantae
  • Order- Gentianales
  • Family - Apocynaceae
  Habitat

  This species of Calotropis is native to India, Cambodia, Indonesia, Malaysia, Phillippines, Thailand, Sri Lanka, China, Pakistan and Nepal.

  Other Names of Aak
  • Aak English name – Sodom apple, Apple of Sodom, Kapok tree, Rubber bush or Rubber tree.
  • Aak Hindi name – Aak, Madar, Akvana
  • Aak Sanskrit name – Arka, Toolaphala, Vikirana, Asfota, Alarka etc.
  • Aak Punjabi name – Ak
  • Aak Telugu name – Jilledu, Mandaram
  • Aak Bengali name – Aaknad
  • Aak Arab name – Ushar
  • Aak Persian name - Kharak
  • Aak Malyalam name – Neela Eukku

• Hindi: Kusum
• Manipuri: Kusumlei
• Tamil: Kusumba
• Urdu: Gul rang

1. Botanical name: Nelumbo nucifera
2. Sanskrit: Padnakanda, Saluka, Ambhoruha (Rhizome) Abja, Aravind, Padma, Kalhara, Shatapatra, Pundrahva, Pundarika, Prapaundarika (white), Sitopala, Pankaja, kokanada (red), Indivara (Bluish), Padma kesar (Adr.)
3. Assamese: Kamal Kakdi (Rhizome) Podum (Flower)
4. Bengali: Padma Phool, Salaphool (Flower)
5. English: Sacred Lotus
6. Gujarati: Loda (Rhizome), Kamal (Flower)
7. Hindi: Kamal Kand, Kamal Kakdi (Rhizome), Kamal, Kanwal (Flower)
8. Kannada: Tavare Kande (Rhizome) Kamal, Tavare, Naidile, Tavaregedd (Flower)
9. Kashmir: Nadru (stem)
10. Malayalam: Tamara Kizangu (Rhizome) Tamara, Venthamara, Chenthamara, Senthamara (Flower)
11. Marathi: Kamal Kand (Rhizome) Komala (Flower)
12. Oriya: Padma (Rhizome)
13. Punjabi: Kaul, Bhein (Rhizome) Kanwal, Pamposh (Flower)
14. Tamil: Tamardi Kizangu (Rhizome) Tamarai, Thamaraipoo, Aravindan, Paduman, Kamalam, Sarojam (Flower)

• Sanskrit: Japa, Japapushpa, Raktapushpi, Japakusuma, Arkapriya, Aruna, Harivallabha, Japapushpa, Java, Joba, Ondrakhya, Pratika, Raktapushpi, Trisandhya
• Hindi: Jasut, Jasun, Gudhal, Gurhal
• English: Chinese hibiscus, Chinese rose, Rose of China, Shoe Flower
• Bengali: Joba, Javaphul, Jaba
• Gujarati: Jasuva, Jasus
• Kannada: Daasavala, Kempu daasavala, Kempu pundrike
• Malayalam: Ayamparathi, Chembarathi
• Telugu: Java pushapamu, Dasana
• Tamil: Separuti, Arattam, Mandaram, Sapattuppu, Sembarattai, Sevarattai
• Oriya: Mondaro
• Assam: Joba
• Punjabi: Jasun
• Siddha: Semparuthi
• Unani: Gul-e-Gurhal
• Arabic: Angira
• Persian: Angira

Palasha is a famous Ayurvedic herb, used since the times of Sushruta. Its botanical name is Butea monosperma, belongs to Fabaceae family. Its leaves are used peculiarly in the southern part of India. Its leaves are used to prepare food plates.

• English name – Flame of the forest tree
• Hindi name – Dhaka
• Kannada name – Muttuga
• Malayalam name – Palasin Samat
• Gujarathi name – Khakhare
• Telugu name – Modugu

• Hindi: Mahuwa
• Kannada: Hippegida, Halippe, Hippe, Hippenara, Madhuka, Ippa, Eppimara
• Malayalam: Irippa, Ilippa, Iluppa, Eluppa
• Marathi: Mohda
• Oriya: Mahula
• Punjabi: Maua, Mahua
• Tamil: Katiluppai, Kattu Iluppai, Iluppi
• Telugu: lppa Puvvu
• Urdu: Mahuva
• Siddha: Ieluppai
• Sinhalese: Mipup
• Persian: Gul-e-chakan

• 25 to 50 Kg

Jambu Phool is a well-known herbal raw material widely used in Ayurvedic and traditional formulations. It is valued for its unique tingling property and is commonly used in dental care and herbal applications. This herb is highly preferred by Ayurvedic medicine manufacturers, herbal extract processors, and pharmaceutical industries.

Botanical Name: Acmella oleracea (Syn. Spilanthes oleracea)

Vernacular Names:
• Hindi – Jambu Phool / Akarkara Phool (regional reference)
• Sanskrit – Jambuphala (reference)
• English – Toothache Plant / Electric Daisy
• Gujarati – Jambu Phool
• Marathi – Jambu Phool
• Tamil – Akkirakaram Poo (regional reference)

Product Features:
• Natural dried Jambu flowers
• Characteristic tingling and numbing effect
• Properly cleaned and graded material
• Rich in active herbal properties
• Suitable for Ayurvedic and herbal processing
• Hygienically packed for bulk supply

Applications:
• Ayurvedic and herbal formulations
• Dental care products (tooth powders, oils, gels)
• Herbal extract processing
• Traditional medicinal preparations
• Pharmaceutical and herbal industry use

We supply premium quality Jambu Phool sourced from reliable regions and processed under hygienic conditions to ensure purity, consistency, and suitability for domestic as well as export markets. 

Dhataki is the backbone herb of almost all Asava and Arishta preparations. (Alcoholic liquid Ayurvedic medicines). It is used as ingredient in many products for its medicinal values. At the same time, it is also used as a fermenting agent in Asava and Arishta (such as Dashamoolarishta).

Botanical name: Woodfordia fruiticosa

• Hindi name: Dhaaya / Dhaay ke Phool
• English name: Fire Flame Bush
• Telugu Name: Are Puvvu, Sireenji,
• Tamil Name: Dhatari Jargi
• Gujarati Name: Dhaavadi
• Bengali Name: Dhai
• Marathi Name: Dhalas
• Punjabi name: Dhavi
• Farsi name: Dhaava

Common name: Amaltas, Golden shower tree, Indian Laburnum • Hindi:  Amaltas • Kannada:  Kakke,  Aaragu,  Aaragina, ,  Konde • Manipuri:   Chahui • Tamil:  Konrai • Malayalam: Vishu konnai • Marathi:  Bahava • Mizo: Ngaingaw • Bengali:  Sonali, Bandarlati, Amultas • Urdu:  Amaltas • Gujarati:  Garmalo • Sanskrit:  Aaragvadh,  Raajavriksha  Shampaak,  Chaturangul • Oriya:  Sunari
Botanical name: Cassia fistula