A Food Worthy of Gods
Indra [ in-druh ]
infusion [ in-fyoo-zhuhn]
Indra [ in-druh ]
noun. the chief of the Vedic gods, the god of rain and thunder.
Indrāśana (इन्द्राशन).—m.
sanskrit, noun. Hemp, dried and chewed. Etymology: indra and aśana food: the food of Indra.
tea [ tee ]
infusion [ in-fyoo-zhuhn]
Indra [ in-druh ]
noun. a hot drink made by infusing the dried crushed leaves of the tea plant in hot water.
infusion [ in-fyoo-zhuhn]
infusion [ in-fyoo-zhuhn]
infusion [ in-fyoo-zhuhn]
noun. a drink, remedy, or extract prepared by soaking plants or herbs in a liquid.
At Indrasana, our purpose is to nourish, harmonize and enliven the body, mind and soul.
We craft delightful herbal chai teas infused with hemp flower goodness, traditional organic spices and almond milk for an experience you’ll savor, knowing we’ve minded the entire process from soil to sip… because it matters. Join us and Come Be Delighted!
By mindfully selecting biodynamic farming partners and ensuring we use the whole hemp plant in our processing, we bring forward the true power of indrasana (the ancient Sanskrit word for hemp) from a source that is beyond organic, balancing the whole body while supporting our planet. Each herbal hemp chai tea is THC-free meaning they are not psychotropic and safe for daily use.
Indrasana Vision
At Indrasana, we believe in the power of hemp to reduce reliance on foreign resources and environmentally taxing practices like cotton farming for clothing, deforestation for paper, mining for concrete, and pumping for oil. We travel one step beyond the now to surprise and delight you!
At Indrasana, we proudly honor and comply with the Dietary Supplements Health and Education Act (DSHEA).
Hemp, used as early as 2000 BC, is considered one of the most sacred plants of India.
An ancient legend says a Guardian Angel resided in hemp leaves. When combined with spices and infused in water, hemp was honored for its essence.