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Wooden-ghani oil from our hometown — pressed slowly, never refined.

Shuchi Ghani

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Frequently asked questions

What does “Shuchi” mean?+

Shuchi (शुचि) is Sanskrit for pure, clean and bright. Our swan mark draws on the hamsa and नीर-क्षीर विवेक — the old idea of telling milk from water: keeping only what is true.

What is wooden-ghani (kachi ghani) oil?+

Oil pressed in a traditional wooden ghani — a heavy wooden pestle turning slowly inside a wooden mortar. Ours are pressed this way at our hometown press, then rested and filtered. No refining. No bleaching.

Which oils do you make?+

Dharti (groundnut), Prabhat (sunflower) and Kusum (safflower, or kardi). You can also bring all three home as The Ghani Trio.

Do you make health claims?+

No. We make food, not medicine. We talk about how our oil is made — and let your kitchen decide the rest.

Where are your oils made?+

At our own press in our hometown in rural India, on two wooden ghanis. We will share the full address as we open for orders.

Do you deliver across India?+

We plan to deliver to major Indian cities first. Delivery partners, PIN-code coverage and charges will be confirmed before we take orders.

Can I pay online?+

Online payment will open once our payment gateway is connected. Until then we never pretend an order has been paid — reach us on WhatsApp or email and we’ll help you directly.