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Ashwagandha Powder

Ashwagandha Powder

Ashwagandha Powder is produced by milling the dried roots of the ashwagandha plant into a fine, earthy powder. With its natural aroma and traditional place among botanicals, it is a versatile ingredient that blends easily into herbal mixtures, craft projects, and personal care creations. Convenient and ready to use, this powder offers a simple way to incorporate ashwagandha into a variety of applications.
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Traditionally known in India, now a recognized herb around the world.

Earthy & Natural

Fine-textured powder with a distinctive, grounding aroma.

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Botanical Name
Withania somnifera
CAS Number
90147-43-6
Form
Powder
Appearance
Light brown powder
Aroma
Earthy, herbal
Also Known As
  • Indian Ginseng, Winter Cherry
Grown In
  • India
Natural
YES
This herb is comprised only of natural plant material and contains no synthetics, fillers, or other harmful materials.
Ashwagandha Powder

Ashwagandha (Withania somnifera) has been a highly regarded herb in traditional systems of India, where it has been valued for centuries as a key part of daily practices. Often referred to as “Indian ginseng” or “winter cherry,” the hardy root is harvested, dried, and ground into a fine powder with a naturally earthy scent. Historically mentioned in ancient Ayurvedic texts, ashwagandha continues to hold a respected place as a classic botanical, now appreciated worldwide. In its powdered form, it is easily blended and widely chosen for herbal, aromatic, and handcrafted uses.