RARE ORIGINS - GI Tagged Treasures of India

GI Tagged Treasures of India

Six remarkable products. Six distinct landscapes. Each one carries a story shaped by its place of origin, local traditions and generations of knowledge.

Sundarbans Honey · West Bengal
Gathered from the wild mangrove landscape of the Sundarbans, this honey reflects one of India’s most extraordinary forest ecosystems. Deep, distinctive and truly rooted in its origin.

Ramban Sulai Honey · Jammu & Kashmir
From the mountainous Ramban region comes the celebrated Sulai honey — traditionally gathered from the region’s rich Himalayan flora. A rare honey carrying the character of the hills it comes from.

Marthandam Honey · Tamil Nadu
From Marthandam in southern Tamil Nadu, a region with a long-standing tradition of beekeeping. This honey represents the tropical landscape and beekeeping heritage of India’s deep south.

Kanyakumari Cloves · Tamil Nadu
Grown where the Western Ghats meet India’s southern tip, Kanyakumari cloves are shaped by the region’s tropical climate and fertile hills. Intensely aromatic, warm and unmistakably Indian.

Malabar Black Pepper · Kerala
From Kerala’s historic Malabar region — a land that helped put Indian spices on the world map. Bold, fragrant pepper with a heritage stretching back through centuries of the spice trade.

Lakadong Turmeric · Meghalaya
Grown in the hills of Meghalaya, Lakadong turmeric is treasured for its naturally deep golden colour and distinctive character. Cultivated by local farming communities, it is one of Northeast India’s remarkable indigenous treasures.

From rare landscapes to your table.
Authentic origins. Extraordinary flavours.