🌿 Discover 7Herbmaya Pure Harad Powder, a traditional botanical ingredient made from Harad (Terminalia chebula), also known as Haritaki and Inknut. Recognised in traditional Indian herbal practices, Harad has a long history of use in Ayurvedic preparations.

✨ Product Highlights:

🌱 Traditional Harad fruit powder
🍃 Botanical ingredient: Terminalia chebula
🪷 Inspired by traditional Ayurvedic practices
🌿 Convenient powdered format
🇮🇳 Known by different names across Indian regions
Bring the heritage of traditional Indian botanicals into your wellness routine with 7Herbmaya Harad Powder.

Please follow the product label for intended use. Do not assume the powder is suitable for consumption unless it is verified and labelled for that purpose.

🌿 7Herbmaya Pure Harad Powder – Traditional Herbal Wellness
Explore the heritage of Indian botanicals with 7Herbmaya Pure Harad Powder, prepared from Harad, botanically known as Terminalia chebula. Also called Haritaki and Inknut, this fruit has a longstanding place in traditional Ayurvedic preparations.

✨ Product Features
🌱 Traditional Botanical Ingredient: Harad is valued in traditional Indian herbal practices.

🍃 Powdered Form: A convenient format for appropriate uses according to the verified product label.

🪷 Ayurvedic Heritage: Inspired by India's longstanding botanical traditions.

🌿 Versatile Botanical: Suitable uses depend on the product's formulation, quality specifications and intended-use labelling.

🌸 Harad Names Across Indian Languages
Hindi: हरड़ (Harad)
Sanskrit: हरितकी (Haritaki)
Bengali: হরিতকী (Haritaki)
Gujarati: હરડે (Harde)
Marathi: हिरडा (Hirada)
Tamil: கடுக்காய் (Kadukkai)
Telugu: కరక్కాయ (Karakkaya)
Kannada: ಅಳಲೆಕಾಯಿ (Alalekayi)
Malayalam: കടുക്ക (Kadukka)
🪴 Directions for Use
Follow the directions and intended-use information on the product packaging. If the product is intended for oral consumption, use it only as labelled and seek advice from a qualified healthcare professional if you have a medical condition or take medication.

🌿 7Herbmaya Pure Harad Powder — inspired by traditional Indian botanical heritage.