


Authentic Afghan Saffron
Whole all-red threads · single-origin Herat · harvest-dated
Herat harvest — the season is stamped on every bottle
One for your kitchen. Two to give away.
The 10-gram Grand Jar is the size you reach for without thinking — Friday pulao, Ramadan sweets, a winter of golden cups. Alongside it, two sealed 1-gram crystal bottles in the gold-foiled gift box, so you are never caught without something to hand someone.
Same harvest, same Herat fields, same all-red Super Negin threads in all three.
Ships as one parcel. Free U.S. shipping.
Standard U.S. shipping is $6.95 flat — free on orders over $50. Orders pack within 1–2 business days and arrive in 2–7 business days with tracking. Choose “Give as a Gift” at checkout for wrap and a handwritten card.
Returns are accepted within 14 days for sealed, unopened items. Email us before sending anything back so we can provide return instructions.
Use the measurements provided in the specific recipe you are preparing. Browse our recipe collection for tested quantities and methods.
ISO 3632 testing of our current lot is underway, and we will publish the full certificate here — laboratory, batch number and date — as soon as it lands. Then run the bloom test yourself: real saffron turns water gold slowly while the threads stay crimson. See the proof page.
Whole all-red threads, only ever. Powder is where adulteration hides — you cannot see what's in it.
Yes. Choose "Give as a Gift" at checkout for wrap and a handwritten card. There is no charge for the card.
Sealed in its bottle, in a cool dark cupboard. Never the fridge — humidity is the enemy. Kept well it holds peak aroma for two years or more.
Single origin
95% of Afghanistan's saffron grows in Herat's high-desert valleys — the source of most of Afghanistan's saffron exports. Every bottle is all-red Super Negin, cut above the yellow style, harvest-dated, and with independent current-lot ISO 3632 testing pending. No blending, no vague 'imported', no powder.
What to do with it tonight
Warm the cup. Three to five threads. Water just off the boil. Wait five minutes and watch the gold spread — that slow bloom is the proof of the grade you just bought.
Real customers, real saffron