HIMALAYAN ORIGIN
From selected regions across the Himalayas and their foothills.
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A Sip Towards Healthy Life !
Put 2gm Flowers in Teapot and add hot water (85-90°C)
Cover teapot and steep
tea for 3-4 mins
Strain tea solids and pour
hot tea into tea cups
Add honey or lemon to taste. Enjoy the Cup!
Tasting Notes & Profile

Colour Note: The colour shown is for reference only. Natural variations may occur depending on the season, harvest, batch, quantity used and brewing time.
Rooted in the Himalayas. Crafted for your cup.
From selected regions across the Himalayas and their foothills.
Whole flowers, leaves, herbs and botanicals in their natural form.
Minimal processing to help retain natural character, colour and aroma.
No artificial colours. No artificial flavours. No unnecessary additives.

Perfect for those who:
There are ingredients that feed the body. And then there are ingredients that feed the soul.
Dried Blue Cornflower Petals are one of those rare botanicals that do both. Delicate, vibrant and strikingly beautiful, these petals from the Centaurea cyanus plant carry an intense royal blue colour that no artificial dye can replicate.
At Pahari Haat, we source only the finest quality Dried Blue Cornflower Petals, carefully selected in small batches, gently dried to preserve their natural colour and hygienically packed to reach you in perfect condition.
The intense blue of Centaurea cyanus comes from protocyanin — a genuinely rare pigment first isolated from cornflower in 1913. Published research (Kondo et al., 1994, Angewandte Chemie) revealed protocyanin to be a supramolecular complex of anthocyanin and flavone molecules bound together with iron, magnesium and calcium ions — a level of molecular complexity uncommon among natural pigments.
| Feature | Blue Cornflower (Centaurea cyanus) | Blue Pea Flower (Clitoria ternatea) |
|---|---|---|
| Pigment | Protocyanin (metal-anthocyanin complex) | Delphinidin-based anthocyanins |
| Colour behavior | Stable blue, doesn't change with acid | Changes blue to purple with lemon |
| Primary use | Visual garnish, decoration, food styling | Colour-changing tea |
| Taste | Very mild, subtle | Light, mildly floral |
Whether you are a tea lover looking to elevate your blend, a home baker wanting a natural edible decoration or a food stylist seeking a pure botanical aesthetic, these petals deliver something truly special in every single use.
Pure botanical beauty. Clean, elegant and naturally stunning.
Disclaimer:
These herbs are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. If you are pregnant, nursing, taking medication, or have any medical condition or allergies, please consult your physician before consuming these products.
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