Traditional Bilona Method
Slow-crafted using traditional methods to preserve authentic taste and natural richness.
| Product Type | Himalayan Pahadi Cow Ghee |
|---|---|
| Ingredients | 100% Pure Cow Milk Fat |
| Source | Milk from Himalayan indigenous cows |
| Preparation Method | True Traditional Bilona Method |
| Shelf Life | 1 Year (365 Days) |
| Storage | Store in a cool and dry place away from direct sunlight |
| Preservatives | None |
| Artificial Colors | None |
| Artificial Flavors | None |
| Country of Origin | India (Himalayan Region) |
Slow-crafted using traditional methods to preserve authentic taste and natural richness.
Made using milk sourced from naturally raised indigenous Himalayan cows.
Free from artificial preservatives, chemicals, colors, and synthetic ingredients.
Prepared in small batches while supporting local Himalayan farming communities.
Our HimRatnas are the farmers, beekeepers and local producers who make the Himritva journey possible.
Beneficiary, Palwa Village, Kibber Himachal Pradesh
At Himritva, our ghee begins with Pahadi farmers and their traditional knowledge. From caring for the cows to making ghee in small batches, every stage stays connected to the people and practices of Himalayan villages.
Our HimRatnas collect fresh milk from cows raised in Himalayan villages, where they graze on natural grasses, mountain herbs and local fodder.
Fresh pahadi cow milk is traditionally cultured into curd, following time-honoured Pahadi ghee-making practices passed down through generations.
The curd is traditionally churned to separate butter, following the traditional Bilona-style process used in Indian households.
The freshly obtained butter is slowly heated and clarified to create rich, aromatic Himalayan Pahadi Cow Ghee in small batches.
The finished Pahadi Cow Ghee is carefully collected from our HimRatnas, packed with care and brought from Himalayan villages to your kitchen.
Our HimRatnas collect fresh milk from cows raised in Himalayan villages, where they graze on natural grasses, mountain herbs and local fodder.
Fresh pahadi cow milk is traditionally cultured into curd, following time-honoured Pahadi ghee-making practices passed down through generations.
The curd is traditionally churned to separate butter, following the traditional Bilona-style process used in Indian households.
The freshly obtained butter is slowly heated and clarified to create rich, aromatic Himalayan Pahadi Cow Ghee in small batches.
The finished Pahadi Cow Ghee is carefully collected from our HimRatnas, packed with care and brought from Himalayan villages to your kitchen.
Real thoughts from families who trust our Himalayan products.
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