the second variety is pure stigma. Kashmiri saffron threads are extremely long, with a thick head and an exceptionally deep red colour. The sizes of these stigmas indicate the inherent suitability ...

Pure saffron, also referred to as ‘red gold ... are the two popular types of Kashmiri saffron being sold in the domestic and international markets. According to Reshi, the average wholesale ...

The campaign conceptualized by Schbang weaves the brand promise of providing 100% pure Kashmiri Saffron in an elegant packaging wherein each pack comes with a QR code. The new advert beautifully ...

Called red gold, Himalayan saffron grown in Kashmir is high quality, therapeutic and rare Red gold of Kashmir, the prized Himalayan saffron being harveted during autumn in the valley Qazi Irshad ...

Sold in loose tangles with two varieties — one with the yellowish-white ‘style’ attached and the rarer, prized pure red strands — Kashmiri saffron indeed stands apart and is the world’s ...

Instructions If you’re using a samovar (copper Kashmiri tea pot), place hot coals in the centre of the samovar, then pour in 400 ml (13½ fl oz) water and add all the ingredients, except for ...

You might need to spend more than the price of silver metal to enjoy the exotic taste of Kashmiri saffron. The price of saffron from Kashmir rose significantly from ₹2 lakh per kg to ₹3 lakh ...