Enquiries & Care

The House is here to guide you.

ZANAR exists to bring back knowledge ancient India held and the modern evening set aside: a day has shape, and the hour before rest deserves to be kept, not spent.

On the ritual, its botanicals, preparation or care, write to the House.

The Ritual

What is Nidravati Vidhana?

An evening ritual for the hour before rest: botanicals and a little oil in a pod, lowered into hot water, breathed as vapour — not medicine, beverage, supplement or sleep aid.

Does the pod dissolve?

No. Lift and discard it once the sessions are done.

How often may the ritual be kept?

Bowl or cup: 7 to 10 minutes per session, up to two sessions per pod within 24 hours. Portable electric kettle: water warmed to near boiling, about 15 to 20 minutes. Both are set out on The Ritual.

How long does one box last?

Seven pods to a box. A box lasts as long as the ritual continues; only refills are reordered.

The Inheritance

What knowledge is ZANAR bringing back?

Ancient India lived by the hours the modern world mislaid. Ayurveda begins not with remedies but with a day — Dinacharya, the daily regimen — treating evening as its own movement. The House brings back not a formula but a manner: the choice of ingredient, preparation and hour.

Why the hour before rest?

Because it's the part of the evening the modern day took and the old one protected. Nidravati Vidhana is made for that hour alone — kept before rest.

Is Nidravati Vidhana an Ayurvedic medicine?

No. ZANAR is not an Ayurvedic pharmacy or classical formula — an original Indian composition, inspired by Ayurveda, made in India, offered as ritual, not treatment.

Further reading: A short history of Ayurveda and How the world might value rest again.

Preparation

How is the ritual prepared?

Fill a suitable vessel with hot water, place one pod in and let the water darken before you lean in. Use 350 to 400 ml of water to a pod. The time and the water for the bowl or cup and for the portable electric kettle are on The Ritual.

In both methods, wait for the blend to steep before inhaling — the first rising steam is only hot water.

How should the box be stored?

Closed, upright, away from sunlight, heat and damp — a badly kept pod smells of less. Every box carries the guide.

Safety and Care

Is any part of this ingested?

No. Inhalation of vapour only — never swallowed, brewed or cooked with. Discard the water once the ritual or day ends.

Is it applied to the skin?

No. If it touches the skin, rinse with cool water.

Who should not use it?

Not in pregnancy or breastfeeding without a doctor's advice. Not for children — keep the box out of reach.

Asthma, chronic respiratory illness, fragrance-triggered migraine or a known sensitivity: see a doctor. Anyone under medical care for a sleep condition should continue it.

What about the hot water?

The hot water is the principal hazard: a stable, heat-resistant surface, away from edges, children and animals, never moved once filled. Lean in from a safe distance, never directly above or head-tented over it — the vapour should feel warm, never hot.

Are there side effects?

Responses vary. On any irritation, headache, dizziness or skin reaction, stop, move to fresh air, and see a doctor if it persists.

Composition

What is in the composition?

Tulsi, Rose, Lavender buds and Chamomile, dried; essential oils of Frankincense, Lavender and Sweet Orange, each pre-tested. Frankincense as oil, not resin — no synthetic fragrance, colourant, preservative or propellant. Full composition on the box.

Where do the botanicals come from?

Established Indian suppliers and the House’s production network, intake documented and checked, batch-numbered on the box.

Is the textile safe?

Verified azo-free, holding botanicals in hot water without shedding fibre or dye.

How is the product classified?

An aromatic preparation for inhalation, external use — not food, beverage, nutraceutical or supplement, outside FSSAI licensing.

Why does ZANAR make no therapeutic claims?

Because it would be untrue and unlawful: Indian law regulates any product claiming to cure, treat or prevent a condition as a medicine. A warm, quiet ritual is a deliberate way to close the day.

Orders, Delivery and Returns

What does it cost, and what tax applies?

₹3,300, inclusive of 18% GST. No discounts, no sales, no marketplaces.

GSTIN 07AADCZ0333M1Z7, CIN U20239DL2026PTC466844, shown on every invoice.

How is it delivered?

Complimentary in India, dispatched within one business day, arriving two to three days later. No international shipping yet. Full terms: Shipping & Delivery.

May an order be cancelled or returned?

Free before dispatch. Anything damaged, faulty, wrong or incomplete is replaced or refunded in full. Opened pods aren't returnable for a change of mind; an unopened, sealed box may be returned within seven days. Full terms: Cancellations, Returns & Refunds.

How do refills work?

Refills go to holders of the box, ordered through the Concierge.

How is stock allocated?

Small batches. When allocation is exhausted, orders wait for the next composition.

Contacting the House

How do I reach the House?

Write to concierge@zanar.in or telephone +91 98188 44346. We reply within twenty-four hours.

Hotels, gifting and weddings?

The House works with properties, corporate houses and wedding offices. Write to the Concierge.

Nidravati Vidhana is an aromatherapy preparation for the inhalation of vapour only. It is not a medicine and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease or condition.

Nothing here is medical advice. Anyone with a health condition, pregnant or breastfeeding, or under medical care should speak to a doctor before beginning any new practice.

References to chakra and dosha are traditional Ayurvedic language, offered as cultural context, not statements of medical fact.