Description
What is Cypriol Essential Oil?
Cypriol is an herbaceous plant, commonly known as Nagarmotha is found throughout India. It belongs to the family Cyperacea. Cypriol/Nagarmotha essential oil has been known for decades in India, its native land. Cypriol roots were used to scent women’s clothing, including traditional saris.
Common Names:
Arabic: Soad, Soadekufi; Bangali: Nagarmotha; Burma: Vomonniu; Hindi: Nagarmotha; Malaya: Mushkezamin; Gujarat: Nagaramothaya; English: Nut grass; Sanskrit: Chakranksha, Charukesara; Urdu: Saad kufi.
Extraction/Making of Nagarmotha (Cypriol Essential Oil):
The plants of Nagarmotha aka Cypriol are native to India’s Madhya Pradesh state. In order to derive the essential oil, the roots and rhizomes of the plant are harvested during the season of April to June. Then the collected frsh plant parts or raw material is sent to the nearby distillery unit. The roots of Cypriol are washed and dried in the same way as vetiver roots before the distillation process takes place .
Major Constituents:
The major chemical components of Cypriol essential oil include flavonoids, terpenoids, sesquiterpenes, cyprotene, cyperene, aselinene, rotundene, valencene, cyperol, gurjunene, trans-calamenene, cadalene, cyperotundone, mustakone, isocyperol, acyperone, and few more.
Olfactive Characteristics of Cypriol Essential Oil
Blending Characteristics of Cypriol Essential Oil:
Cypriols oil blends well with Bergamot essential oil, Clary Sage, Labdanum and Patchouli essential oil.
Why you should buy from us?
We are one of the best wholesalers of essential oils from India. We at Essential Oils Wholesaler manufacture pure grade oils at our manufacturing unit based in Kannauj, India. We offer 100% pure natural oil to our clients globally.
Applications
Significance of Nagarmotha (Cypriol) Oil in Ayurveda
Nagarmotha, Hindi name of Cypriol or Nutgrass is indeed much useful herb that finds its roots in ancient Ayurvedic text – Charaka Samhita. In this upnishad (text), Cypriol has been described as the best ama-pachaka or detoxifying herb. Additionally Nagarmotha oil finds wide-spread application in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) as well where it is used extensively and effectively.
It has also been recognized as anti-fertility plant in China.
Safety Considerations
Important: Please consult a doctor before consuming it just as a precautionary measure.
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