Vana Tulsi Drops by Tribal Eco Shop — Five-Tulsi Concentrated Extract | Ocimum Wellness Blend | 30ml

Vana Tulsi Drops is Tribal Eco Shop's traditionally prepared concentrated liquid extract, crafted from a sacred
five-Tulsi blend — bringing together five distinct varieties of Ocimum (Tulsi / Holy Basil) in a single, highly concentrated botanical extract. Each variety of Tulsi in this formulation holds its own place in classical Ayurvedic and Indian cultural tradition, with a distinct phytonutrient profile, aromatic character, and classical Ayurvedic classification — together forming a comprehensive Ocimum wellness blend that is greater than the sum of its parts.

Available in a 30ml concentrated drop format — just 3 drops in 5 litres of water for daily use, or added directly to herbal teas, warm water, or honey preparations as part of a daily Ayurvedic wellness ritual. 100% natural, no preservatives, no chemicals, and suitable for all age groups.

• Vana Tulsi (Ocimum gratissimum / Wild Forest Basil): The namesake of this formulation, Vana Tulsi ('forest Tulsi') is the wild-growing variety of Ocimum found across Indian forests and the Western Ghats. Classified in classical Ayurvedic texts for its intensely aromatic essential oil profile — rich in eugenol, thymol, and naturally occurring terpenoids — Vana Tulsi is traditionally valued as the most potent aromatic variety among the Ocimum species used in Ayurvedic practice. Its robust phytonutrient matrix and characteristic clove-like aroma make it the botanical anchor of this five-Tulsi blend.
• Rama Tulsi (Ocimum tenuiflorum — green leaf variety): The most widely cultivated and recognised variety of Holy Basil in Indian household tradition, Rama Tulsi is a 'Divya Aushadha' (divine herb) of classical Ayurveda — held sacred in Indian culture for millennia. Characterised by its bright green leaves and a warm, clove-laced aromatic profile rich in eugenol, ursolic acid, rosmarinic acid, and antioxidant polyphenols. A foundational ingredient in traditional Tulsi kadha, herbal teas, and daily Ayurvedic wellness preparations across India.
• Krishna Tulsi (Ocimum tenuiflorum — purple leaf variety): Distinguished by its characteristic deep purple to violet leaves and a more peppery, clove-forward aromatic profile compared to Rama Tulsi. Krishna Tulsi is traditionally associated with deeper aromatic intensity and a richer phytonutrient concentration — its purple pigmentation reflecting a higher anthocyanin content alongside its eugenol-rich essential oil profile. Traditionally used in classical Ayurvedic formulations and held in particular reverence in Vaishnava devotional practice.
• Bisva / Vishwa Tulsi (Ocimum americanum / Hoary Basil): A more rarely used Tulsi variety in commercial formulations, Bisva (Vishwa) Tulsi is characterised by its distinctly lemony, camphor-forward aromatic essential oil profile — high in linalool, camphor, and naturally occurring monoterpenes. Traditionally used in Ayurvedic practice for its aromatic and wellness properties and as a complementary botanical in multi-herb Tulsi blends. Its inclusion adds aromatic complexity and broadens the phytonutrient diversity of this five-Tulsi formulation.
• Amrita Tulsi (Ocimum tenuiflorum — a rare heirloom cultivar): Amrita Tulsi ('nectar Tulsi') is a traditionally documented heirloom variety valued in Ayurvedic practice for its particularly balanced aromatic profile and its traditionally associated rasayana (rejuvenating) properties. Rich in naturally occurring eugenol, beta-caryophyllene, and a broad spectrum of adaptogenic phytonutrients, Amrita Tulsi is considered a premier rasayana variety in classical Ayurvedic formulation and adds the formulation's rejuvenating botanical character.

Together, the five Tulsi varieties in Vana Tulsi Drops deliver a comprehensive, multi-spectrum Ocimum phytonutrient matrix, including:

Eugenol — the primary volatile compound of Ocimum tenuiflorum and Ocimum gratissimum; contributes to the characteristic clove-like aroma profile of Tulsi.

Ursolic acid and rosmarinic acid — naturally occurring triterpenoid and phenylpropanoid compounds present across the Ocimum species in this blend.

Naturally occurring anthocyanins — particularly from Krishna Tulsi's purple pigment; naturally occurring flavonoid pigments with antioxidant polyphenol character.

Linalool and camphor — naturally occurring monoterpenes from Bisva Tulsi's distinctive lemony-camphor essential oil profile.

Beta-caryophyllene — a naturally occurring sesquiterpene present across the Ocimum tenuiflorum varieties in this blend.

Naturally occurring adaptogenic phytonutrients, polyphenols, and flavonoids across all five Ocimum varieties.

Naturally occurring vitamins A, C, and K, and minerals including calcium, phosphorus, and iron — as part of the whole-herb nutritional profile.

• Concentrated liquid extract of five distinct Tulsi (Ocimum) varieties: Vana, Rama, Krishna, Bisva, and Amrita.
• Delivers a multi-spectrum Ocimum phytonutrient matrix: eugenol, ursolic acid, rosmarinic acid, anthocyanins, linalool, camphor, beta-caryophyllene, and naturally occurring polyphenols.
• Premier Ayurvedic 'Divya Aushadha' — Tulsi is classified as a Tridosha rasayana in the Charaka Samhita, Sushruta Samhita, and Ashtanga Hridayam.
• Classical Ayurvedic properties: Deepana (Agni-stimulating), Vata-Kapha shamaka, Medhya Rasayana.
• Highly concentrated: 3 drops in 5 litres of water for daily use — one 30ml bottle provides an extended supply.
• 100% natural, no preservatives, no synthetic additives — suitable for all age groups Caffeine-free — suitable as a daily wellness water or herbal tea addition.

• Daily wellness water: add 3 drops to 5 litres of drinking water and consume throughout the day as part of a daily Ayurvedic hydration ritual.
• Herbal tea or kadha: add 3–5 drops directly to a cup of warm herbal tea, warm water with honey, or traditional Tulsi kadha to enhance the aromatic and botanical character of the preparation.
• Direct use: place 2–3 drops under the tongue or in a small amount of warm water as a concentrated botanical supplement, once or twice daily.
• For children and seniors: dilute further as needed. 1–2 drops in a full glass of warm water is appropriate for children above 5 years. Consult a qualified Ayurvedic practitioner for age-specific dosage guidance.