Amla Powder & Dried Amla

Amla (आंवला / Indian Gooseberry) is a traditional Ayurvedic fruit widely used in everyday wellness and home preparations. Jadibuti Store offers Amla in Natural and Powder forms across multiple pack sizes.

Why Amla is traditionally used

• A well-known Ayurvedic fruit used in traditional wellness routines.
• Commonly used in food, digestive routines and traditional hair-care preparations.
• Available in Natural and Powder forms for different ways of use.

Choose your preferred form

Natural: Suitable for traditional home preparations where dried Amla fruit is preferred.

Powder: A convenient form for regular use and easy mixing.

How to use

Amla powder is commonly mixed with water or used in traditional food and wellness preparations. Follow the directions on the pack or guidance from a qualified healthcare or Ayurvedic professional.

Product details

• Common name: Amla / आंवला / Indian Gooseberry
• Botanical identity: Phyllanthus emblica L. (syn. Emblica officinalis Gaertn.)
• Plant part: Fruit
• Forms available: Natural and Powder
• Pack sizes: 100g, 200g, 400g and 900g

Ayurvedic Heritage

Amla, traditionally known as Amalaki, has a long-standing place in Ayurveda and is valued as a traditional fruit used in rejuvenative and daily wellness routines.

“संपूर्णफलराशिषु विशेषश्चाम्लकाम् विविधांश्च वातपित्तकफांश्च।
दातव्यमेकेन फलेन धातुर्बुद्धिस्त्वया जाता तथा नमस्तस्ते॥”

Sampūrṇaphalarāṣhiṣhu viśheṣhaśchāmlakām vividhāṃśhcha vātapittakaphāṃśhcha।
Dātavyamekena phalena dhātur buddhistvayā jātā tathā namastaste॥

Traditional interpretation: The verse presents Amla as a valued fruit associated with traditional dosha balance and nourishment.

Note: This verse is retained as traditional heritage content from the existing JBS product record. A precise classical source attribution is not stated unless independently verified.

Regional & Vernacular Names

• Hindi: Amla / आंवला
• Sanskrit: Amalaki / अमलकी
• Bengali: Amlaki
• Tamil: Nellikai
• Telugu: Usiri
• Kannada: Nellikayi
• Malayalam: Nelli
• Marathi: Aawla
• Gujarati: Amla
• Punjabi: Aula
• Nepali: Aula
• Odia: Amla

Frequently asked questions

Is this fresh Amla?
No. The current product is offered in Natural dried form and Powder form.

Which option should I choose?
Choose Powder for convenience, or Natural if you prefer dried Amla fruit for traditional home preparations.

What part of Amla is used?
This product is based on the Amla fruit.

Can Amla be used every day?
Suitability can vary by person. Follow pack directions and seek professional guidance if you are pregnant, breastfeeding, taking medicines, or under medical care.

Note: This product is intended for general wellness use. It is not a substitute for medical diagnosis or treatment.