ગુજરાત Saurashtra · Gujarat
Kathiawadi Khatta
The Heritage Collection
Aamchur and carom over sesame. Sour first, salty after.
- Aamchur
- Carom
- Sesame
The Heritage Collection
Kashi, Benaras
Not dessert, not paan The small sweet finish that comes after
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A small bowl of seeds, spices and something sweet, taken by the pinch after a meal. Every Indian home has a version. Almost no menu lists it.
“Wellubia is that bowl.” दादी का नुस्खा · grandmother's recipe
Fennel, cardamom, rose, mishri, dates, seeds. Roasted, never fried.
After the plates go. A pinch, chewed slowly, while the table talks.
Freshens the mouth, occupies the hands, stretches the evening.
Same components, small batches, packed for the table. Twenty blends.
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Kashi, Benaras
The people of Benaras know how to linger One more conversation, one more sweet bite This is our take on that last sweetness
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ગુજરાત Saurashtra · Gujarat
The Heritage Collection
Aamchur and carom over sesame. Sour first, salty after.
نواب Lucknow · Awadh
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Kewra and pistachio over chironji. Perfumed rather than sweet.
काशी Benaras · Kashi
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Dates and gulkand with coconut. The sweet end of the paan tradition.
কলকাতা Kolkata · Bengal
The Heritage Collection
Paan and rose finished with mishri. Sweet, the way Bengal means it.
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Every home keeps its own after-meal bowl. Dadi’s questions are not about trends. They are about the moment you are buying for.
What's actually in the bowl
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Fennel सौंफ
cooling, faintly sweet
Rose गुलाब
floral, soft
Cardamom इलायची
warm, resinous
Mishri मिश्री
clean, slow-melting
Carom अजवाइन
sharp, peppery
Amaranth रामदाना
light, puffed
Pistachio पिस्ता
buttery, rich
Chironji चिरौंजी
nutty, delicate
Pomegranate अनारदाना
tart, fruity
Coriander seed धनिया
citrusy, warm
Dry mango आमचूर
tangy, bright
Cumin जीरा
earthy, warm
Flax seed अलसी
mild, nutty
Sesame seed तिल
toasted, mellow
Dry dates छुहारा
caramel, chewy
Indian gooseberry आँवला
sharp, sour
Watermelon seed मगज़
mild, creamy
Rock salt काला नमक
mineral, savoury
Betel leaf पान
green, peppery
Tamarind इमली
dark, tangy
Mint पुदीना
cool, clean
Pumpkin seed कद्दू बीज
mellow, nutty
Coconut नारियल
sweet, toasted
When people reach for it
"Wellubia lives wherever India gathers."
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About Wellubia
Wellubia makes traditional Indian mukhwas in small batches and contemporary, gift-worthy packs. The range begins with familiar things: fennel, cardamom, rose, coriander and seeds, chosen for freshness, flavour and the after-meal tradition they belong to.
Twenty blends across premium mukhwas, digestives, seed mixes and gift boxes, plus a four-city Heritage Collection.
Founder's Note
Growing up, I watched my elders blend herbs, spices and seeds by hand. The bowl came out after every long meal and stayed while the table kept talking.
Wellubia is our attempt to put that bowl back on the table: paan, seeds and spices, made carefully and packed like something worth giving.
Wellubia began with a familiar Indian sight: a small bowl brought out after the plates were cleared. Every home made it differently. Fennel in one, paan in another, something sweet for the children and something sharp for the adults.
I wanted to keep that habit on today’s table without flattening the flavour or dressing it up beyond recognition. So we started with ingredients people already know and packs they would be happy to leave out, carry or give.
We now make mukhwas, digestives, seed mixes and gifts for homes, businesses and brands. The range will keep growing, but the test stays simple: it should taste right after a meal and feel unmistakably Indian.
Thank you for making room for Wellubia at your table.
Vikas Agarwal
Founder, Wellubia
A flight-friendly mukhwas with super-reduced sugar, mulethi and amaranth for a lighter, easier after-meal finish.
A morning seed mix mukhwas with valerian root, orange zest and amla. Bright, light and made for the first part of the day.
A softer nutri mix for the end of the day, with chamomile, brahmi, rose and cardamom for your wind-down.
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Gifting
Diwali lists, house-warmings, a thank you that isn't flowers again. Both boxes ship ready to give, no wrapping needed.


Wellubia for business
We have been making mukhwas, paan, digestives and seed mixes for a while now. Some of it leaves here as Wellubia. A good deal of it leaves under somebody else's label, for a shelf we will never see. If one of these is your question, it is the one we answer most.
Bring a flavour brief. We come back with samples, costing and a pack that is ready to sell.
Documentation, shelf life and labelling built for the country you are shipping into.
Territory terms, margins and a starting assortment that actually moves off the shelf.
Wedding favours, festive corporate lists, private label for a chain. Recipe up, not catalogue down.
Single serve, sealed and portioned, made for a turndown tray or a meal service.
Across tables and teams
“We had the brand idea but not the plant. Their team helped turn our flavour brief into finished packs without making the process feel complicated.”
“We needed 180 Diwali hampers across three offices. They arrived on time and, importantly, did not feel like another generic corporate gift.”
“Rose Mintiz is now the bottle everyone reaches for after dinner. Even my father, who usually avoids packaged mukhwas, asks for it.”
“The range gives us familiar Indian flavours at different price points, without the packaging looking crowded or dated on shelf.”
“It gives us something familiar to offer after meals, but the presentation still feels right for a modern hotel.”
“They were honest about what would and would not work at our price point. That saved us from making an expensive first-batch mistake.”
“We put the jars in our welcome hampers. Halfway through the function, relatives were already asking us where they came from.”
“The fennel tastes fresh, not aggressively sweet, and the bottle looks good enough to leave on the dining table.”
“Guests kept the jars on their desks after our event. That was a better response than we have had to the usual gift boxes.”
“Sampling was quick, feedback was taken seriously, and the final blend stayed close to what we had actually approved.”