Ashrafi Flower
Ashrafi Flower
Ashrafi Flower Classification
Ashrafi Flower, also known as Calendula, is a medicinal and ornamental herb widely used in herbal medicine, skincare, and Ayurvedic remedies. It is valued for its anti-inflammatory, antifungal, and skin-healing properties.
Ashrafi Flower Varieties with Origins
1. Whole Dried Ashrafi Flower – Origin: India, Pakistan
✔ Appearance: Bright yellow to orange dried petals and flower heads
✔ Processing: Naturally sun-dried to preserve essential oils and nutrients
✔ Uses: Used in herbal teas, skin treatments, and wound healing balms
✔ Benefits: Reduces skin irritation, soothes burns, and promotes wound healing
2. Ashrafi Flower Powder – Origin: Egypt, Turkey, China
✔ Processing: Finely ground from dried flowers for easy use in cosmetics and medicine
✔ Texture & Color: Soft, golden-yellow powder with a floral aroma
✔ Uses: Added to herbal face packs, soaps, and lotions for skincare benefits
✔ Benefits: Reduces acne, brightens skin, and supports collagen production
3. Ashrafi Flower Tea – Origin: India, Sri Lanka, Nepal
✔ Processing: Dried whole petals used in herbal tea blends
✔ Flavor & Aroma: Mildly sweet, earthy with a hint of citrus
✔ Uses: Consumed as a detox tea to support digestion and immunity
✔ Benefits: Boosts immunity, aids digestion, and reduces menstrual cramps