FAQ's
Q -1 If I buy this Rakhi a month in advance, will the flowers still look fresh?
Yes, absolutely. Helichrysum is known as the “everlasting flower” because it retains its color and shape even after drying. It doesn’t wilt like fresh flowers. In fact, we use properly cured, naturally dried Helichrysum that is stable for months.
Q -2 Will the color of the flowers fade with time?
Helichrysum flowers naturally hold their color very well. While very slight fading is possible over months to years, your Rakhi will stay vibrant and beautiful for several weeks—well beyond Raksha Bandhan.
Q -3 Why is the stock limited for these Rakhis?
Each Rakhi is crafted using real Helichrysum flowers that grow seasonally on plants—not mass-produced in factories. Since nature takes its time and every flower is handpicked and dried with care, our stock is intentionally limited and truly special.
Q -4 Is this a single design or do you have other options?
We offer a limited collection of natural floral Rakhis, each unique in pattern and color created by god—because nature doesn’t repeat design.
Q -5 Will the Rakhi attract insects or pests since it’s made of real flowers?
No. These flowers are thoroughly dried and moisture-free, so they won’t attract pests or develop mold. Just avoid keeping them in a very humid environment.
Q -6 What are Helichrysum flowers? Why are they used in this Rakhi?
Helichrysum, also known as the “everlasting flower,” retains its shape and beauty long after it’s dried. We use it in our Rakhis to symbolize the everlasting bond between siblings—pure, fragrant, and timeless.
Q -7 Will the flowers fall off or break easily?
The flowers are carefully dried and secured, designed to last beyond the festival. While delicate by nature, they’re crafted to stay intact when handled gently.
Q -8 Is this Rakhi skin-safe, especially for children or sensitive skin?
Absolutely. It’s made with natural, chemical-free ingredients, free from dyes, adhesives, and glues. Gentle and safe for all skin types.
Q -9 Is this Rakhi handmade?
Yes, each Rakhi is handcrafted using natural materials like dried Helichrysum and cotton threads only. No machines, no mass production—just pure hands and heart.
Q -10 Can the Rakhi be reused or preserved?
Yes! Since Helichrysum flowers don’t wither, the Rakhi can be preserved as a keepsake or creatively repurposed—used later to make garlands, decorate diaries, or even craft new Rakhis or décor items.