Rohida (Chhal) - Rohira (Chaal) - Rohitak (Chal) - Rohitaka (Bark) - Tecomella Undulata - Rakhta Rohida - Rakta Roda by IndianJadiBooti

Rohida Chhal – Rohitaka Bark – Rohira Chaal

IndianJadiBooti Rohida Chhal is dried bark of Tecomella undulata, also known as Rohitaka, Rohira, Rohitak and Rakta Rohida.

Rohida Bark vs Rohida Wood

Bark and heartwood are different plant parts. A product sold as Chhal / Chaal should contain identifiable bark pieces rather than decorative timber, sawdust or woodworking shavings.

Traditional Context

Rohitaka bark appears in Ayurvedic and regional bitter-bark traditions. These traditional references should not be turned into claims that the bark cures liver, spleen, skin, inflammatory or other diseases.

Responsible Sourcing

Tecomella undulata is an ecologically important dry-region tree. Bark sourcing should avoid destructive stripping of living trees and should follow applicable sourcing and conservation requirements.

Quality & Storage

Good Rohida bark is fully dry, fibrous and clean, with grey-brown to reddish-brown natural tones. Reject material with visible mould, insects, excessive mud or unrelated wood. Store airtight away from humidity and keep clearly labelled because cut barks can look similar.