Specification | Details |
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Type | Bunch Saffron (Dasteh / Dokhtar Pich) |
Coloring Power | Grade III, ~190–220 crocin units |
Aroma | Mild to moderate, floral scent |
Flavor | Earthy, slightly sweet |
Uses | Traditional Persian dishes, herbal medicine, cultural gifts |
Packaging | Tied bundles in eco-friendly packaging |
Bunch saffron is one of the most traditional and recognizable forms of saffron, consisting of full-length strands that include the red stigma along with the yellow and white base. These threads are typically tied together in small, organized bundles using traditional methods that have been practiced for generations. This form is appreciated not only for its visual authenticity but also for its connection to Persian agricultural heritage. Its coloring strength generally falls within Grade III, offering a natural tone that suits a wide range of culinary and wellness uses. The aroma is soft and floral, while the flavor leans toward earthy and subtly sweet.
Because of its complete strand structure and handcrafted presentation, bunch saffron remains a popular option for herbal applications, traditional Persian cooking, and ceremonial use. It’s particularly valued among those who seek a more natural and culturally rooted approach to saffron. Often delivered in eco-conscious packaging, it represents a commitment to both quality and heritage. Whether used in small kitchens or by herbalists who appreciate whole-form ingredients, bunch saffron continues to offer a sensory and symbolic experience with timeless appeal.
At Melorin Group, we believe saffron is more than just a spice — it’s a symbol of heritage, craftsmanship, and luxury. Rooted in the heart of Iran, we have dedicated ourselves to producing and delivering the finest organic saffron to customers around the world.