Ayurvedic & Herbal Powders Dealers in Tripunithura, Kochi

• Form: Powder
• Pack Type: Jar
• Pack Size: 500gm
• Usage/Application: food preservative,emulsifying agent

Chilli Powder, Sandal agharbathi, Ratrani agharbathi, Jasmine agharbhathi

• Type: Arrowroot Powder
• Shelf Life: 1 Year
• Color: White
• Packaging Type: Packet
• Packaging Size: 1-5kg
• Ingredient Type: Arrowroot
• Country of Origin: India
• Brand Name: rasaH
• Color: White
• Application: Home, Restaurants
• Variety: Organic, Raw
• Purity: 100%
• Feature: Ayurvedic, Gluten Free, Highly Nutrition, Lowers Cholesterol
• Form: Powder
• Moisture: 5%
• Grade: A grade Premium Quality
• Extraction Type: powdered

We are Exporter of Henna Powder.our Natural Henna & Indigo Powder is Made Out of Natural Henna Leaves After Sorting, Grinding and Sieving from the Henna Fields and is the Best in International Market. Only the Best Henna Leaves, Which Produces Deep Coloration is Used By Us Which is Not Available Anywhere Else. Our Modernized Production Process Makes Very fine Consistent Free Flowing Henna Powder. We are One of the Largest Exporters of Henna Powder to Japan among other Countries. indigo & Indigo Henna indigo is the Blue Dye Derived from Crushing & Composting the Indigo Plant. the Dye is Sold in the Form of a “cake” and Traditionally Fabrics are Dyed Through a Living Natural Fermentation Process, Which “reduces” the Indigo in a Vat Changing the Colour from Yellow to Green to Blue After Exposure to Air. indigo and Henna are Both Plants that have Dye in Their Leaves and the Combination of Henna and Indigo is Very Good for Hair, and Makes It Strong, Soft and Lustrous. Henna and Indigo Were Used to Dye Hair Until About Sixty-five Years Ago When Synthetic Hair Dye Became Available. People Got Rid of Henna and Indigo and Changed to Tidy Little Bottles of Chemicals, Which Were Convenient, But Were also Very Toxic. Indigo & Indigo Henna Indigo is the blue dye derived from crushing & composting the indigo plant. The dye is sold in the form of a “cake” and traditionally fabrics are dyed through a living natural fermentation process, which “reduces” the Indigo in a vat changing the colour from yellow to green to blue after exposure to air. Indigo and henna are both plants that have dye in their leaves and the combination of henna and indigo is very good for hair, and makes it strong, soft and lustrous. Henna and Indigo were used to dye hair until about sixty-five years ago when synthetic hair dye became available. People got rid of Henna and Indigo and changed to tidy little bottles of chemicals, which were convenient, but were also very toxic.

steam sterilized black pepper, steam sterilized turmeric

Jaggery Powder, Frozen Squid

Garcinia Cambogia, Fish Curry Masala Powder, sambar powder

Spices, Seasonings

Detergent Powder, Soap, Hair Shampoo, Noodles, Gram Pulses