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Whole spices, by origin.

17 whole spices, seeds and coffee from nine growing regions, from Idukki elaichi to Rajasthan jeera. Each one is graded and packed whole in a clear jar.

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Spice name guide

English, Hindi and botanical names

The same spice goes by different names in India and abroad. This table lists the name on our jar, the Hindi name you may search for, the botanical name and where our lot is grown.

On our jarHindi nameBotanical nameGrown in
Green CardamomChoti elaichiElettaria cardamomumIdukki, Kerala
Black CardamomBadi elaichiAmomum subulatumIdukki, Kerala
Black PepperKali mirchPiper nigrumIdukki, Kerala
White PepperSafed mirchPiper nigrumIdukki, Kerala
Ceylon CinnamonDalchini (true cinnamon)Cinnamomum verumSri Lanka
Cassia CinnamonDalchiniCinnamomum cassiaIdukki, Kerala
Whole ClovesLaungSyzygium aromaticumNagercoil, Tamil Nadu
NutmegJaiphalMyristica fragransIdukki, Kerala
MaceJavitriMyristica fragransTo be confirmed
Star AniseChakri phoolIllicium verumIdukki, Kerala
Cumin SeedsJeeraCuminum cyminumRajasthan
Coriander SeedsDhaniyaCoriandrum sativumMadhya Pradesh
Ajwain (Carom Seeds)AjwainTrachyspermum ammiRajasthan
Dry GingerSonthZingiber officinaleCoimbatore, Tamil Nadu
Lakadong TurmericHaldiCurcuma longaLakadong, Meghalaya
Chia Seeds–Salvia hispanicaKarnataka

Buying whole spices online

Whole spices keep their oils until you crack or grind them, so they stay aromatic far longer than powders. We sell them whole, sorted to one grade and packed in clear airtight jars so you can check colour and size before you open the lid.

Every product page lists the growing district, the grade, the jar sizes with their price per 100 g, and how to store it. Orders over ₹799 ship free across India.

If you are buying khada masala for a biryani or a whole garam masala, start with green cardamom, cloves, cassia and black pepper. For tempering, cumin and ajwain. Not sure which cinnamon you need? Compare Ceylon and cassia.