Grown by Singh Family
4 farms | Jodhpur, Rajasthan
Bajra Atta (Pearl Millet Flour)
Rajasthan's grain. Cold-pressed. Nothing lost.
Currently delivering in Bangalore only.
My journey began over 4,000 years ago on African soil, and ever since, I’ve been warming homes through long, quiet winters. I am grounding, hearty, and naturally rich in iron—here to support you when days feel slow, heavy, or drained of energy. Turn me into rustic rotis that keep you full and warm, or a comforting porridge that soothes from within. Grandmothers have always trusted me, often pairing me with jaggery for strength and balance. There’s wisdom in that simplicity. At Prakriti Project, I am freshly milled in a slow pressed stone chakki at the Satvic HQ—so I can retain majority of my nutrition for you. FSSAI License No : 11225998000528
“"By the end of the first week I had stopped thinking about it. That's when I knew it was working — when I stopped noticing."”
How our stone grinder works?
Farm Journey
Paddy fields, Ramanathapuram
Bajra is built for Rajasthan — thriving in heat and drought where nothing else grows. Our farmers use no irrigation and no chemicals.
Grown by the Singh family
Four generations of bajra farming in Jodhpur. Open-pollinated seeds, traditional farming methods, chemical-free fields.
Ground in a cold-pressed chakki
Slow revolution grinding. No heat generated. The natural oils and nutrients in bajra stay completely intact — unlike roller-milled flour.
Packed fresh, sent directly
Ground in small batches and packed immediately. Genuinely fresh flour — not flour that has sat in storage for months.
Cooking & Usage Points
- Use directly for rotis — no mixing needed
- Best within 3 months of opening
- Naturally gluten-free · Net weight: [TBD]
How to use
Step 1 — Take a pinch
About half a teaspoon. Less than you think.
Step 2 — Add water
Mix in your palm to a soft, even paste.
Step 3 — Massage
Gentle circles, 30 seconds.
Step 4 — Rinse
Clean water. Soft, balanced skin — not tight.
Pro Tip
Tip: For a gentle scrub effect, use slightly less water and let it sit a minute before rinsing.
