Egyptian Blue Lotus Nymphaea Caerulea Dried LEAF
Nymphaea Caerulea - Egyptian Blue Lotus
Premium-grade Nymphaea caerulea flowers harvested at peak blooming phase from established aquatic cultivation systems. Flowers undergo controlled dehydration process maintaining optimal alkaloid profiles including nuciferine and aporphine. Deep blue-violet petals exhibit characteristic golden stamens indicating proper maturation and preservation.
Cultivated in mineral-rich aquatic environments replicating native Nile Delta conditions. Traditional harvesting methods ensure complete flower preservation including sepals, petals, and stamens. Processing facility maintains cGMP certification ensuring pharmaceutical-grade quality standards.
Phytochemical analysis confirms presence of key alkaloids through advanced chromatography. Standardized processing methods preserve both active compounds and aromatic qualities.
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Egyptian Blue Lotus Nymphaea Caerulea Dried LEAF
Technical Specifications
Physical Properties
Form: Whole dried flowers
Color: Deep blue-violet
Stamen Color: Golden yellow
Petal Count: 24-32
Size: 12-15cm diameter
Chemical Analysis
Total Alkaloids: 1.8-2.2%
Nuciferine: 0.4-0.6%
Aporphine: 0.3-0.5%
Moisture Content: 6-8%
Essential Oil: 0.1-0.2%
Quality Parameters
Microbial Load: <1000 CFU/g
Heavy Metals: Below detection
Pesticides: Not detected
Foreign Matter: <0.1%
Ash Value: 4-6%
Storage Stability
Shelf Life: 24 months
Storage Temp: 15-20°C
Humidity: <60% RH
Light Protection: Required
Container: Airtight, light-resistant
Preparation Methods
Traditional Infusion
1. Heat water to 85°C
2. Add 2-3g dried flowers
3. Steep 12-15 minutes
4. Strain and serve
Storage Requirements
Store in original sealed container. Maintain cool, dark environment. Avoid exposure to moisture. Check periodically for optimal preservation.
Usage Guidelines
Begin with standard preparation method. Adjust quantity based on individual response. Document effects for optimal results.
Traditional Applications
Egyptian Blue Lotus delivers concentrated botanical compounds through specialized preservation methods. Advanced analysis confirms presence of key alkaloids associated with traditional applications spanning millennia of documented use.
Historical Applications
Archaeological evidence demonstrates continuous usage dating to Early Dynastic Period Egypt (c. 3150 BCE). Botanical remains from pharaonic tombs confirm ceremonial application methods. Ancient medicinal texts detail specific preparation techniques for various therapeutic purposes.
Compound Analysis
Chromatographic analysis identifies primary alkaloids including nuciferine and aporphine contributing to traditional effects. Standardized processing ensures consistent alkaloid ratios supporting reliable preparation methods.
Modern Applications
Contemporary research validates traditional preparation methods through identification of active compound mechanisms. Standardized extracts demonstrate reproducible effects aligned with historical documentation.
Sacred Heritage
Egyptian Blue Lotus represents pinnacle of ancient Egyptian botanical wisdom. Archaeological evidence spans over 5000 years of continuous cultivation and ceremonial use throughout Nile Valley civilization.
Historical Context
Temple inscriptions detail sacred applications dating to Old Kingdom period (c. 2686-2181 BCE). Pharaonic tomb artifacts demonstrate ceremonial significance through elaborate lotus motifs. Religious texts emphasize botanical role in spiritual practices.
Cultural Significance
Hieroglyphic records detail precise cultivation methods and ceremonial preparations. Temple carvings illustrate proper harvesting techniques and ritual applications. Papyrus texts preserve traditional preparation methods.
