Origin & Ancient Heritage
Crafted from Rakthashali (Adan Silpa) Red Rice - one of the oldest medicinal Folk grains referenced in Ayurvedic texts like Charaka Samhita. Once reserved exclusively for healing and post-illness recovery, this grain was cultivated on the mineral-rich, organic red soil of Jharkhand, where high organic carbon content infuses every grain with natural depth and nutritional density unavailable in commercial paddy varieties.
A Daily Shield for Body & Mind
1. Low glycaemic (Low GI) index supports steady blood sugar - ideal for diabetics, weight-conscious individuals, and active lifestyles.
2. Anthocyanins combat oxidative stress, reduce inflammation, and strengthen gut microbiome health.
3. B-vitamins fuel energy metabolism and nerve health.
4. Anti-fungal and antibacterial properties support long-term immunity.
5. Easy digestibility makes it suitable for children, elderly, and post-illness recovery - true to its Ayurvedic therapeutic roots.
Traditional Craft, Modern Safety
1. Hand-pounded, stone-flattened, and sun-dried - never machine-polished or heat-treated. This preserves the intact bran layer, natural red pigment, and full nutrient profile.
2. SOP-certified with moisture maintained below 14% and zero use of chemicals, preservatives, or artificial brighteners.
3. Each batch is inspected for hygiene and free from foreign matter.
Pure, Whole & Unadulterated
1. 100% unpolished Red Rice Poha - single ingredient, nothing added, nothing removed.
2. The natural red-pink hue comes entirely from anthocyanin pigments in the bran, not colouring agents.
3. Retains the full bran layer with naturally occurring B-complex vitamins, Vitamin E, iron, magnesium, zinc, and dietary fibre -nutrients stripped away in white polished poha.
Where Ancient Wisdom Meets the Morning Table
1. Red Rice Poha is not a modern health product wearing traditional clothing - it is a genuine heirloom food, unchanged for centuries.
2. It balances all three doshas (Vata, Pitta, Kapha), making it one of the rare foods Ayurvedaconsiders universally suitable.
3. Versatile across Indian culinary traditions - served spicy, tangy, or sweet - its soft, fluffy texture and earthy depth pair naturally with Indian spices.
4. Whether it is a working professional's quick breakfast, an athlete's pre-workout fuel, or a child's after-school snack, it carries the integrity of Jharkhand's soils and the intelligence of India's oldest nutrition science in every bite.