Product Information

• Product Name: Prishat Parni Whole
• Botanical Name: Uraria picta (Jacq.) Desv. ex DC.
• Ayurvedic Name: Prishniparni / Prishni Parni
• Common Names: Pitvan, Pithavan, Dabra, Shankaraja
• Form: Whole Plant / Panchang
• Plant Family: Fabaceae
• Category: Dried Botanical Herb
• Plant Part: Whole Plant
• Usage: Traditional botanical and Ayurvedic applications
• Ingredients: 100% Uraria picta whole plant, unless otherwise stated on the label

The botanical identity and names are supported by Kew's Medicinal Plant Names Services and Indian botanical references.

What Is Prishat Parni?

Prishat Parni is a common marketplace spelling for Prishniparni, an Ayurvedic botanical identified as Uraria picta. It is a member of the Fabaceae family and is traditionally recognized as one of the Dashamoola group of Ayurvedic herbs. Government-linked medicinal-plant information lists the root and whole plant as used parts.

The whole-plant form is often described as Panchang, making this product suitable for traditional preparations where the whole botanical material is required.

Product Features

• Whole Uraria picta botanical material.
• Traditional Prishniparni / Prishni Parni herb.
• Supplied as whole plant or Panchang.
• Botanical material rather than a concentrated extract.
• Suitable for traditional Ayurvedic preparations.
• Characteristic dried-herb appearance and aroma.
• Convenient raw botanical format.
• Suitable for storage and preparation according to the product's intended use.

Benefits / Fayde

In traditional Ayurvedic and botanical contexts, Prishniparni is valued as a classical medicinal plant and is recognized as part of the Dashamoola group.

For marketplace-safe product content, suitable general descriptions include:

• Traditional Indian botanical herb.
• Used in traditional Ayurvedic formulations.
• Whole-plant material suitable for botanical preparations.
• Useful for traditional herbal decoction preparations.
• Suitable for incorporation into traditional herbal blends.
• Convenient whole-herb Panchang format.
• Recognized in classical Ayurvedic botanical literature.

How to Use

For traditional herbal preparation, the whole plant may be cleaned, cut into smaller pieces and prepared as a decoction or other traditional preparation according to the applicable Ayurvedic formulation.

For internal use, follow the directions of the specific formulation or consult a qualified Ayurvedic practitioner rather than determining dosage from the raw herb alone.

Homemade Remedy / Traditional Preparation

Prishniparni Herbal Decoction

Ingredients:

• Dried Prishniparni Panchang
• Water

Method:

1. Take a small quantity of the dried whole herb.
2. Add it to an appropriate quantity of water.
3. Simmer according to the traditional decoction method.
4. Strain the liquid.
5. Use only according to the intended traditional preparation and professional guidance.

This is a traditional herbal preparation and not a treatment or cure for any medical condition.

Preparation Ideas

Prishat Parni whole herb can be used as a botanical ingredient for:

• Traditional Ayurvedic decoctions
• Herbal kwath preparations
• Traditional Panchang formulations
• Botanical blends
• Classical Ayurvedic formulations
• Herbal raw-material preparations

Regional Names in India

Regional names vary between references, so the botanical identity should be used for accurate product identification.

Botanical Information

• Botanical Name: Uraria picta (Jacq.) Desv. ex DC.
• Family: Fabaceae
• Genus: Uraria
• Species: picta
• Plant Type: Erect undershrub
• Product Part: Whole Plant / Panchang

Kew's database records Uraria picta under the medicinal name Prishniparni, including a specific Ayurvedic Pharmacopoeia record for the whole plant.

Ingredients

100% Prishat Parni / Prishniparni whole plant (Uraria picta), unless otherwise declared on the product label.

Scent

Characteristic dried herbal and earthy botanical aroma.

Flavor

The raw dried herb generally has a mild earthy and herbaceous character.

Packaging

The product should be packed in clean, suitable packaging that protects the whole herb from:

• Moisture
• Dust
• Direct sunlight
• Excessive heat
• Foreign odours
• Contamination

Storage

Store in a cool, dry and clean place.

Keep the package tightly closed after opening and protect the herb from humidity and direct sunlight.

Safety

• Use only properly identified Uraria picta material.
• Keep the product dry and protected from contamination.
• Do not consume raw botanical material unless it is specifically intended and labelled for that application.
• For internal Ayurvedic use, follow the directions of the relevant formulation or qualified practitioner.
• Pregnant or breastfeeding individuals, children and people taking medicines should obtain appropriate professional advice before internal use.
• Keep away from children.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Prishat Parni?

Prishat Parni is a marketplace spelling associated with Prishniparni, traditionally identified as Uraria picta.

What is the botanical name of Prishniparni?

The botanical name is Uraria picta (Jacq.) Desv. ex DC.

What is Prishniparni Panchang?

Panchang refers to the whole plant material used in traditional Ayurvedic terminology. Kew's Medicinal Plant Names Services specifically records Uraria picta as Prishniparni (Whole Plant) in the Ayurvedic Pharmacopoeia.

Is Prishat Parni a Dashamoola herb?

Uraria picta is traditionally recognized as one of the herbs included in the Dashamoola group.

What is the Hindi name?

Common Hindi names include Pithavan, Pitvan and Dabra.

What is the Marathi name?

Marathi references include Pitvan, Prishniparni and Ranganja.

Is this product root or whole plant?

This listing is specifically for whole plant/Panchang, not isolated root.

Regulatory Note

Market the product according to its actual regulatory classification, intended use and applicable Indian regulations.

For a raw botanical product, avoid disease-treatment, cure, prevention or guaranteed health-benefit claims in marketplace listings unless specifically permitted under the applicable regulatory framework.

Disclaimer

This information is provided for general botanical and traditional Ayurvedic product-information purposes. It is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.

Traditional Ayurvedic uses should not be presented as modern medical claims. Internal use should follow the applicable product label or advice from a qualified practitioner.