Gulbanafsha - Gul Banpsa - Viola Odorata - Sweet Violet -Gul banafsha - Whole

Gulbanafsha - Gul Banpsa - Viola Odorata - Sweet Violet -Gul banafsha - WholeGulbanafsha Whole Gul Banafsha Viola odorata Gulbanafsha, also known as Gul Banafsha, Sweet Violet, Common Violet, Banafsha Flower, or Viola odorata, is a carefully selected botanical flower offered in whole form. Recognized by various regional and botanical names, this natural flower derived product is valued for its distinctive botanical identity, delicate floral characteristics, and traditional nomenclature. This description focuses on product

Gulbanafsha Whole | गुलबनफ्शा | Gul Banafsha | Viola odorata

Gulbanafsha, also known as Gul Banafsha, Sweet Violet, Common Violet, Banafsha Flower, or Viola odorata, is a carefully selected botanical flower offered in whole form. Recognized by various regional and botanical names, this natural flower-derived product is valued for its distinctive botanical identity, delicate floral characteristics, and traditional nomenclature.

This description focuses on product identity, composition, botanical information, and traditional plant identification without making medicinal, therapeutic, nutritional, cosmetic, disease-related, or health benefit claims.

Product Features

• Carefully selected whole botanical flowers.
• Natural flower-derived plant material.
• Characteristic floral appearance and texture.
• Whole flower form for convenient storage and handling.
• Carefully packed for quality and freshness.
• Suitable for botanical, educational, research, collection, decorative, and identification purposes.

Ingredients

Gulbanafsha Flower (Viola odorata)

Common Names

• Gulbanafsha
• Gul Banafsha
• Sweet Violet
• Common Violet
• Banafsha Flower
• Whole Botanical Flower

Botanical Name

Viola odorata

Family

Violaceae

Plant Part Used

Flower

Form

Whole Flowers

Suggested Use

May be used for botanical reference, educational purposes, research applications, traditional identification, decorative purposes, collection purposes, and other permitted uses as per applicable regulations.

Storage Instructions

Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight, heat, moisture, and contamination. Keep the container tightly sealed after use.

Regional & Common Names

Gulbanafsha, Gul Banafsha, Sweet Violet, Common Violet, Banafsha Flower, Viola Odorata, गुलबनफ्शा, बनफ्शा फूल, Banafsha, Sweet Violet Flower, Botanical Flower Material, Natural Plant Product, Traditional Botanical Material.

Product Information

• Product Type: Botanical Flower Material
• Form: Whole Flowers
• Botanical Name: Viola odorata
• Family: Violaceae
• Plant Part: Flower
• Net Quantity: As per pack

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Important Note

This product description is intended only to provide information regarding the product's identity, composition, and botanical source. It is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, mitigate, or prevent any disease or medical condition. No medicinal, therapeutic, nutritional, cosmetic, health-related, or disease-related claims are made or implied.

Ingredients:

 Gulbanafsha (Viola odorata) Flowers

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Common Names:

Gulbanafsha, Sweet Violet, Banapsa, Banphsa, Banafsha, English Violet

Scientific Name:

Viola odorata

Regional Language Names:

• Hindi: गुलबनफ्शा / बनफ्शा
• Marathi: बनफ्शा
• Gujarati: બનફશા
• Tamil: நீலமல்லி பூ (Neelamalli Poo)
• Telugu: బనాఫ్షా పువ్వు (Banafsha Puvvu)
• Kannada: ಬನಾಫ್ಷಾ ಹೂವು (Banafsha Hoovu)
• Malayalam: ബനാഫ്ഷ പൂവ് (Banafsha Poov)