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  • Gulkand | Gulkand Recipes | Gulkand Benefits

    by Rabiya Kapoor
    Gulkand is our summer specialty that is made in small batches throughout the season. It is made from our farm-grown pink damask rose petals that are sun-baked and mixed with organic khand, raw forest honey, and digestive spices such as fennel and cardamom. 

  • Herbal Home Cures for Kids

    by Harshita Bajaj
    Having a healthy immune system is the key to a happy and flourishing childhood. And in time such as these, we often find ourselves turning back to natural and home cures that are safe, tried and tested and passed down from generations. Here are a few things that you can try to save you a trip to the pediatrician and controlling the symptoms before it gets worse.

  • All about Triphala and its Benefits

    by Rabiya Kapoor

     

    When it comes to herbal remedies, Triphala is nature’s best treatment to various ailments.

    The Sanskrit word Triphala literally translates to “three fruits”. It is this powerful blend of three fruits that makes Triphala truly the divine elixir for human health.

    Posted in Triphala

  • Shatavari: The "Queen" of Ayurvedic Herbs

    by Rabiya Kapoor
    Shatavari is a staple Ayurvedic herb known for its numerous health benefits. It is famous as the "Queen of Ayurvedic Herbs" as she is the more cooling, feminine counterpart to Ashwagandha. In Sanskrit, Shatavari means "one hundred roots," pointing to its varied medicinal and therapeutic uses. 

  • Gifting With Sātmya

    by Rabiya Kapoor

    Diwali, for us, is an extension of the very meaning of ‘Sātmya’- wholesome and grounding ourselves in nature. It is a simple thought to find you a gift that comes from the hands of local artisans across India who stitch your potlis, block print and handcraft your candles and from women who tirelessly work on our farm to grow, shade dry the products and hand make your jars. It is the pursuit to curate a sustainable and handcrafted gift that nourishes your mind, body, and soul.  It is everything Sātmya stands for and believes in.

    Our festive gift boxes are a gentle reminder to focus on health and wellness- of yourself and your loved ones. 

  • Herbal Teas: Wholesome Herbs and Flower Decoctions

    by Rabiya Kapoor

    Presenting to you, the 𝗦ā𝘁𝗺𝘆𝗮 𝗔𝗿𝘁𝗶𝘀𝗮𝗻𝗮𝗹 𝗧𝗶𝘀𝗮𝗻𝗲𝘀 𝗖𝗼𝗹𝗹𝗲𝗰𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻, a decoction of aromatic herbs and flower infusions that can be brewed for a calming tea or made into a chilled iced tea. 

    Our Tisanes are handmade with freshly shade dried edible flowers and herbs from our farm and partner farms to nourish the mind, body and all your senses. They are all natural, caffeine free and made in small batches to keep the herbs fresh, pure and aromatic.

    Our thoughtfully created box is perfect for self consumption, gifting or travelling and comes complete with a brass infusor and two Sātmya sampler jars - our star fermented ashwagandha brew and our saffron mishri for those who’d like a sweet brew!

     

  • Ask an Expert - Educative Series

    by Rabiya Kapoor
    We’re so grateful to have Dr. Aparna who is a Phd in Ayurveda and running her own Panchakarma hospital in Kerala, with us on board for guiding al...

  • Decoding Giloy 1.0

    by Rabiya Kapoor

    Satmya NeemGiloy Brew is a soothing blend that has been loved by our family since a long time and has been our go-to in the past year.

    We have been receiving so many questions about it recently, and we absolutely love answering them all!

    With this post we're decoding our favourite herb - Giloy! If you have any questions, please drop a comment below and we'd love to answer.

  • Sātmya: How it all began

    by Rabiya Kapoor

    Growing up it was natural to see rabbits freely running around and birds of various colors perched on the mango tree.
    We had an unlimited supply of fruits - mulberry, grapes, mangoes, lemon, gooseberry, guava, and jamun from our garden trees.
    We grew up eating our farm vegetables untouched by fertilizers with a composite pit very much in place - the very definition of organic today.