Our honey is sourced from bees foraging freely within a carefully developed food forest ecosystem along the banks of the Narmada River in Barwaha, Madhya Pradesh. Over time, this land has been regenerated into a diverse, layered landscape where farming works in rhythm with nature.

The food forest includes a wide range of trees and plants such as moringa, jamun, mustard, lychee, citrus, and other native flowering species, along with understory plants like turmeric, ginger, aloe vera, and vetiver. This diversity provides bees with varied nectar sources across seasons while supporting a balanced ecosystem, maintained without chemical inputs.

Bees move naturally through this landscape, collecting nectar from flowering plants and producing honey that reflects its floral origin and environment. Harvested with care and without additives or heating, the honey remains a true expression of the living food forest it comes from.