Nishtha Exports

Nishtha Exports’ Chikni Supari is a premium-grade herbal product made from the dried nuts of the Areca palm (Areca catechu). Known for its reddish-brown hue and smooth texture, Chikni Supari is widely used in traditional practices and as a mouth freshener. Our product is 100% pure, free from additives or preservatives, and processed under hygienic conditions in a GMP-certified facility.

Salam Mishri, also known as Salab Misri, is the dried tuber of the Orchis latifolia plant. It is traditionally used in cultural, external, and household practices, often ground into powder or added to custom preparations. Known for its presence in age-old routines and seasonal uses.

Anjbar, also known as Anjwar or Alpine Bistort (Polygonum viviparum), is a traditional plant part commonly used in wellness and decoction-based preparations. Typically available in dried root or powdered form, it is favored by formulation companies, bulk suppliers, and wellness brands for use in blends and routine care products.

Gaj Pipal, also known as Gajpeepal (Scindapsus officinalis), is a well-known plant used in traditional and wellness formulations. Available in dried form, it is widely utilized in decoctions and powder blends. This product is favored by exporters, wellness manufacturers, and formulation companies looking for authentic, quality botanical ingredients for their care-based applications.

• Kakoli (Lilium candidum or Kachnar), also known as Kakoli Root or White Lily, is a plant widely used in traditional Ayurvedic and Unani medicine. The dried root of Kakoli is known for its rejuvenating, adaptogenic, and health-boosting properties. It has been used for centuries to support overall well-being, particularly for improving energy, stamina, and sexual health.

Hartal Pili, also known as Yellow Hartal or Pili Hartaal, is a traditional mineral substance that has been used historically in various alchemical and ritualistic preparations. It is typically available in solid stone or powdered form and is primarily used by practitioners of traditional systems, researchers, and product manufacturers dealing with spiritual and non-edible applications.

Multani Mitti, also known as Fuller’s Earth, is a natural clay mineral prized for its oil-absorbing, cleansing, and exfoliating properties. This naturally occurring earth is rich in minerals like silica, magnesium, and calcium, making it an ideal ingredient for skincare, cosmetic, and therapeutic products.

Traditionally used in facial masks, body scrubs, and healing poultices, Multani Mitti helps remove impurities, reduce acne, control oiliness, and rejuvenate the skin. Our Multani Mitti is mined, cleaned, and processed without chemicals, available in whole stone form for further grinding or bulk usage.

Hartal Varki, also known as Hadtaal Varqi or Hartal Warki, is traditionally used in various household wellness applications and cultural rituals. It is often included in external preparations and home-based practices passed down through generations. Known for its place in seasonal routines and traditional care methods.

Makoy Phal, also known as Makoi or Solanum nigrum fruit, is traditionally used in various formulations and wellness blends. The dried berries are typically used in powder form or as whole fruit in decoction mixes and seasonal care products. Popular among exporters and B2B formulation companies, it is valued for its traditional applications.

Chab Chaba, also known as Piper Chaba Root, is traditionally used in various household preparations and cultural practices. Typically used in dried form, it is added to mixtures or decoctions in home-based applications. Known for its role in traditional routines and seasonal care, it has long-standing use in wellness-focused households.

Kaknaj, also spelled Kaaknaj, is the dried fruit of the Physalis alkekengi plant, commonly known as Bladder Cherry or Chinese Lantern. It is a well-known herb in Unani and traditional medicine systems, prized for its diuretic, anti-inflammatory, antipyretic, and detoxifying properties.

The fruit is encased in a papery husk and resembles a small orange cherry. Traditionally, Kaknaj is used to treat urinary tract infections (UTIs), fevers, and inflammatory conditions. It is also used to cool the body, support kidney health, and aid in detoxification.

Loban, also known as Lobhan, Gum Benzoin, Benzl, or Sambrani, is a fragrant resin derived from the Styrax benzoin tree. Revered for its rich, balsamic aroma, Loban is used extensively in aromatherapy, spiritual rituals, temple offerings, incense manufacturing, and natural perfumery.

Our Loban SPL (Special Grade) is sourced from high-quality resin, hand-sorted to ensure purity and strong aroma. It burns cleanly, releasing a warm, calming fragrance, and is ideal for traditional dhoop, puja rituals, household fumigation, and wellness products.

Amar Bel, also known as Akash Bel (Cuscuta reflexa), is widely used in traditional preparations and wellness blends. Available in dried or powdered form, it is favored for incorporation into herbal formulations and routine care blends. This product is commonly sourced by manufacturers and suppliers engaged in traditional and wellness product production.

Daru Haldi, also known as Indian Barberry (Berberis aristata), is a woody stem (Lakdi) traditionally used in wellness preparations, decoctions, and formulation blends. Available in dried or powdered form, it is highly preferred by formulation companies, exporters, and wellness product suppliers for daily care applications. Known for its bold yellow tint, it is an essential ingredient in traditional wellness routines.

Udsaleev Root, also known as White Peony Root (Paeonia officinalis), is traditionally used in wellness blends, decoctions, and formulation bases. It is preferred by formulation specialists and manufacturers of traditional wellness products. The root is used in dry or powdered form across various preparations aimed at supporting routine wellness and balance.

Shikakai Whole (Acacia concinna) is widely used in hair and personal care applications. Known for its traditional use in cleansing routines, it is commonly incorporated into powders, pastes, and hair packs. The dried pods are preferred by manufacturers, exporters, and wellness brands for formulating care products.

Kalmegh, also known as Chirayta Hara or Bitter Stick, is derived from Andrographis paniculata. It is widely used in traditional preparations, wellness blends, and decoctions. Available in dried stick and powdered forms, it is preferred by manufacturers and suppliers involved in herbal and wellness product formulations. The product is valued for its characteristic bitter taste and versatile use.

Deodar Lakdi, also known as Cedar Wood (Cedrus deodara), is a widely used aromatic wood sourced from the Himalayan region. It is traditionally used in incense making, spiritual practices, oil distillation, and woodcraft. Its distinct scent and dense texture make it highly valued by manufacturers, exporters, and artisans across various industries.

Bansa, also known as Black Malabar Nut or Vasa, is the dried plant part sourced from Adhatoda vasica. It is traditionally used in home-based and cultural applications such as seasonal preparations, steam blends, or decoction mixes. Often used in rural and household routines.

Bansa Green, also known as Malabar Nut, Vasa, Adusa, or Adhatoda Vasica Nut, is widely used in traditional wellness formulations and herbal preparations. Available in dried nut form, it is favored by manufacturers and suppliers for incorporation into powders, decoctions, and blends. This product is valued for its consistent quality and suitability for various wellness and care products.

Kateri Phal, also known as Kantakari, is the dried fruit of Solanum xanthocarpum. It is commonly used in traditional formulations, wellness powders, and decoctions. The fruit is known for its robust texture and is sourced by wellness brands, exporters, and manufacturers for routine care and specialized formulations.

Bay Khumba, derived from the tree Careya arborea, is traditionally used in external applications and wellness product formulations. Different parts of the plant—such as bark, leaves, or flowers—are used in various forms like decoctions, topical blends, or rituals. It is mainly sourced by manufacturers and exporters dealing with traditional wellness and botanical preparations.