Kadugurohini / Kutki Root / Picrorhiza Kurroa / Ayurveda Original Kutki / Katukarogani Root / Kadu

English Name: Kutki

Malayalam Name: കടുകുരോഹിണി – Kadugurohin

Tamil Name: கடுகுரோகிணி – Kadugurohini

Hindu Name: कुटुका – kutuka

Telugu Name: Katuka Rohini

Bengali Name: Katuki, Katki

Punjabi Name: Kaundd, Kaud

Marathi Name: Bala Kadu, Kali Katuki

Gujarati Name: Kadu

Farsi and Arab Name: Kharabake

Kutki Root (Kadugurohini) Powder

Kutki, also known as Kadugurohini (Picrorhiza kurroa), is a perennial herb native to the Himalayan region. This small, hairy plant is valued in traditional practices for its distinct properties and is often used in herbal preparations across various wellness systems.

Botanical Description:

Kutki features spoon-shaped leaves that range from 5–15 cm in length, with serrated edges and a coarse texture. Its woody rhizomes measure approximately 15 to 25 cm. The plant produces small, pale to purplish-blue flowers in cylindrical spikes on leafless stems. Its natural bitterness is reflected in its Sanskrit name “katuki.”

Traditional and Cultural Use:

Kadugurohini has long been recognized in traditional systems such as Ayurveda, where it is used as part of wellness routines. Historically, it has been combined with other herbs in classical formulations such as:

• Phala Ghrita
• Vachadi Taila
• Sudarshana Churna
• Arogya Vardhini Gutika
• Katukarohinyadi Kashayam

Suggested Use:

Traditionally, Kutki root is used in powdered form, often mixed with warm water or other herbs as directed by traditional wellness practitioners. Always consult a healthcare provider for personalized guidance.

Ingredients:

100% Pure Kutki Root (Picrorhiza kurroa) – finely powdered

Processing Method:

Naturally harvested from the Himalayan region, the roots are sun-dried and ground without the use of synthetic additives, maintaining their purity and traditional quality.

Note:

This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Statements made are for informational and cultural reference only. Always seek advice from a licensed healthcare professional before adding any herbal supplement to your routine, especially if you are pregnant, nursing, or under medical supervision.