Palash (Tesu) Flowers – Dried Butea Monosperma Blossoms for Ayurvedic & Holi Use

Description

Palash Flowers, also called Tesu, Flame of the Forest, or Butea monosperma, are vibrant orange-red blossoms traditionally revered in Ayurveda and Indian festivals. These naturally dried flowers are rich in flavonoids and have potent anti-inflammatory, antioxidant, and antiseptic properties. Palash is used for purifying the blood, supporting kidney and urinary tract health, and promoting skin wellness.

In traditional medicine, Palash flower decoctions help manage urinary infections, soothe inflammation, and improve metabolism. They are also added to herbal bath soaks to treat skin conditions and to create natural, chemical-free Holi colors. When infused in water, they impart a rich yellow-orange hue, making them popular in eco-conscious skincare and cultural rituals.

Palash flowers are caffeine-free and often consumed as detox tea, improving vitality and immunity. Free from artificial additives, these dried blossoms can be boiled, soaked, or powdered for versatile home and health uses.