The Botanical Aspects of Roses
Roses belong to the rose family (Rosaceae) and the genus Rosa. They are perennial shrubs or climbing plants with distinctive, fragrant flowers and toothed leaves. Botanically, roses are one of the most diverse groups of plants, with thousands of varieties and hybrids cultivated worldwide. Their flowers can come in a variety of colors, shapes and sizes and are often infused with fragrant essential oils.
The Chemical Components of the Rose
Roses contain a variety of chemical compounds that contribute to their distinctive scent and health benefits. The main chemical components include:
1. Geraniol:
A terpenoid alcohol that has a sweet, floral scent and is responsible for the characteristic rose scent. It is also used in perfume making and aromatherapy.
2. Citronellol:
Another terpenoid alcohol with a fresh, lemony scent. It also has antimicrobial properties and is often used as an insect repellent.
3. Nerol:
Another aromatic terpene that has a sweet, floral scent and is often used in perfume making and aromatherapy.
4. Phenylethanol:
An aromatic alcohol with a sweet, floral scent that is also used to make perfumes.
These and other chemical compounds not only contribute to the rose's scent, but also have various health benefits, including calming and anti-inflammatory effects.
The Cultural Meaning of Roses
Roses have a long and rich cultural history and are a symbol of love, beauty and romance in many cultures around the world. They were revered in ancient Greek and Roman mythology and have had a permanent place in art, literature and folklore ever since. Roses are also used in perfumery, cooking, and natural medicine, and are an important part of many religious and spiritual practices.
The Health Benefits of Roses
Roses have been valued in traditional medicine for centuries for their diverse health benefits. They are often used as a calming agent for stress, anxiety and sleep disorders. In addition, roses have antioxidant properties and can help soothe, hydrate and regenerate the skin. Rose water, made from rose petals, is often used as a facial toner and natural toner.
The Culinary Uses of Roses
Roses are also valued in cooking and are a popular culinary ingredient in many cultures. Rose water and rose oil are often used in Middle Eastern cuisine to flavor desserts, pastries and drinks. Rose petals can also be used fresh or dried to decorate food and drinks, adding a subtle rose aroma and decorative touch.
The Ecological Role of Roses
Roses also play an important ecological role as a food source for bees, butterflies and other pollinating insects. Their flowers produce abundant nectar and pollen, which are essential for the nutrition and reproduction of these animals. In addition, roses contribute to the beauty and diversity of gardens, parks and landscapes, supporting biodiversity and ecosystem balance.
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Ajwain – Organic and conventional
Organic and Conventional
- Ajwain is a spice used in Indian cuisine and traditional medicine
- Also known as carom seeds
- Has a pungent, slightly bitter taste and a strong, distinct aroma
- Native to India and also cultivated in Iran, Egypt, Afghanistan, and Pakistan
- Derived from the fruit of the Ajwain plant, a member of the Apiaceae family
- Small, oval-shaped, and grayish-green in color
- Widely used in Indian cuisine, especially in bread, curry, and vegetable dishes
- Used in traditional medicine to aid digestion, reduce inflammation, and treat respiratory ailments
- High-quality Ajwain seeds sourced directly from reliable suppliers
- Available in bulk at competitive prices
- Strong aroma and unique flavor
Ammoniacum gum – Organic and conventional
Organic and Conventional
• Ammoniacum gum is a resin that is obtained from the stem of a perennial herb called Dorema ammoniacum, which is native to Iran and surrounding countries. • The color of Ammoniacum gum can vary from yellow to brown, and it has a distinct, pungent aroma and a bitter taste • Ammoniacum gum is often used in perfumery to add depth and complexity to fragrances. • It has been used to treat respiratory ailments, such as coughs and asthma, as well as digestive issues and skin conditions. • Ammoniacum gum is also used in the production of incense, varnishes, and paints. • It is a valuable ingredient in many cosmetic formulations due to its ability to improve the texture and stability of creams and lotions. • We are proud to offer high-quality Ammoniacum gum in bulk quantities. • Our gum is carefully sourced from the best suppliers and is guaranteed to be of the highest quality. • Contact us today to place your order and experience the many benefits of Ammoniacum gum in your products.
Anise – Organic and conventional
- Anise is a flowering plant native to the eastern Mediterranean region and southwest Asia.
- The seeds of the anise plant are used to produce the spice, which has a sweet, licorice-like flavor and aroma.
- The spice is commonly used in cooking, particularly in baked goods, liquors, and savory dishes.
- Anise oil is also extracted from the seeds and used in aromatherapy and fragrance production.
- Anise can be consumed in various forms, such as ground spice, whole seeds, tea, and supplements.
- Anise is a popular ingredient in Middle Eastern, Mediterranean, and Asian cuisines, as well as in some European and American dishes.
- Anise is often used to add flavor to licorice candy and other sweets.
- Anise has a long history of use in various cultures and is considered a symbol of fertility, protection, and good luck in some traditions.
Asafoetida gum – Organic and conventional
- Organic and Conventional
- Botanical Name: Our Asafoetida
- products are made from the botanical name Asafoetida, also known as Ferula asafoetida.
- This ensures the use of high-quality raw materials without any impurities.
- Origin: We use original Asafoetida resin from Iran for our products, which is known for its high quality and rich flavor.
- Pure resins: Our Asafoetida products contain pure resins extracted from the roots of the Asafoetida plant, guaranteeing that our products are free from additives or fillers.
- Various forms: We offer our Asafoetida products in different forms, including paste, powder, oil, or dried.
- This allows you to choose the form that suits your needs.
Asafoetida Oil – Organic and conventional
- Asafoetida Oil is derived from the resin of the Ferula plant.
- It has a pungent smell and a bitter taste.
- The oil is pale yellow to dark brown in color.
- Asafoetida oil is used in cooking, as a spice and flavoring agent.
- It is also used in traditional medicine to treat a variety of ailments.
- Asafoetida oil has anti-inflammatory, anti-bacterial, and anti-fungal properties.
- In aromatherapy, Asafoetida oil is used to promote relaxation and relieve stress.
- Asafoetida oil is a popular ingredient in Indian and Middle Eastern cuisines.
Astragalus gum – Organic and conventional
- Astragalus Gum is a natural gum derived from the root of the Astragalus plant.
- It comes from various regions of Asia, including China, Mongolia, and Korea.
- The gum is light yellow or brown in color, with a slightly sweet and bitter taste and a faint herbal aroma.
- Astragalus Gum is also used in the food industry as a thickener and stabilizer in various products such as confectionery, beverages, and sauces.
- It is also used in the cosmetics industry in skincare and hair care products for its moisturizing and anti-aging properties.
- Astragalus Gum is available in bulk for various applications, including medicinal, culinary, and cosmetic.
Barberry – Organic and conventional
- Botanical name: Berberis vulgaris
- Traditionally sun-dried on the branch for several months
- No bleaching oil or other treatments added
- Handpicked, double sorted and cleaned, double laser sorted
- As a manufacturer, supplier, and wholesaler, we offer the best quality of Berberis directly from our partner farm.
Barberry molasses – Organic and conventional
- Sweet and tangy syrup made from barberry juice
- Popular in Middle Eastern cuisine
- Dark reddish-brown color and fruity aroma
- Complex flavor profile that is sweet and tangy with an acidic edge
- Versatile ingredient for meats, vegetables, and desserts
- Adds depth of flavor and complexity to savory dishes
- Used as a natural sweetener in desserts
- High concentration of beneficial compounds, such as vitamin C and antioxidants
- Delicious and nutritious addition to any kitchen.
