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About Us

In 1997, a very well established and prominent Furniture and Interior Decoration company in Bangalore, WOODWAYS INDIA, decided to enter the world of soft furnishings. Envisioning a world of beauty and colour through the warp and weave of high quality, world famous cotton upholstery fabrics and long lasting, durable bedcovers, sheets and towels, WEAVES INDIA came into existence. The name WEAVES INDIA not only became synonymous with quality and durability, but also with comfort and sound sleep, when the company became a leading distributor of a variety of mattresses. Under the skilful and admirable leadership of its founder Mr. E.P. Jacob, his two sons Prince Jacob and Jojan Jacob, and their spouses Jayashree and Geeta, took the business to greater heights.

In 2014, WEAVES INDIA expanded its horizons by entering the world of distribution, with the idea of reaching high quality products to its customers. The company took on the distribution of the first ever natural hair colour BSY Noni Black Hair Magic, produced with US technology and very popular in 28 countries in the world, made from the miraculous healing plant Morinda Citrifolia – Noni, known to be 'the world's best secret' by pharmaceutical companies because of its stupendous healing powers. The success achieved urged the company to widen its range of products and it now offers an amazing range of commodities that are healthy and free of all harmful chemicals:

Haridrarasa – pure Turmeric Extract
Satliva Products – Processed from the seed of a hemp plant
Fredora Prodcts
Herbal Tea

Although WEAVES INDIA is constantly approached by manufacturers to market their products, care is taken to see that only those products that pass the test of quality and ensure a chemical free and healthy lifestyle are allowed to enter its domain and area of expertise.Keeping in line with all these products there was a need for a brand name and hence “WELLNESS Q” (A WEAVES INDIA Brand) was born in 2020.

Noni, the fruit of the "Morinda Citrifolia" tree, is actually a species of the coffee family. Native to Southeast Asia and Australasia, the Noni fruit has been particularly well revered in Hawaii, where it is a part of many traditional medicinal remedies.

It is believed that approximately 2000 years ago, the ancient people of French Polynesia brought the NONI plant with them as a source of food and medicine when they colonized the islands of the South Pacific.

NONI, commonly known as Indian Mulberry (in India) was considered a sacred plant in Ayurveda and is mentioned in ancient texts as Ashyuka, which is Sanskrit for "longevity." NONI was noted to be a balancing agent, stabilizing the body in perfect health.

During World War II, U.S. soldiers based in the Polynesian Islands were instructed in their field manual that Noni was recognized as a safe food staple to sustain their strength. Today, millions the world over are discovering the health balancing properties of this once- hidden island secret.

The Noni plant is a source of Antioxidants, Vitamin C, and Potassium. Every part of the shrub - from leaves to roots, has been used to treat a variety of ailments. Many of the medicinal benefits though are largely attributed to the fact that the Noni plant is a source of phyto-nutrients which has anti-inflammatory, anti-viral, and anti-bacterial compounds, known to boost the immune system as well as repair cellular damage.

In ancient India, ayurvedic texts mention Noni, or ashyuka in Sanskrit, as a remedy to stimulate internal cleansing by treating parasitic infections of the stomach and for asthma, as well as an external remedy to treat joint pains, for skin ailments and as an anti-ageing solution.

Traditional healers in the Pacific Islands have been using Noni for centuries, as a general wellness tonic - to cure almost any ailment. Today, Noni is also considered to be a treatment for Cancer and HIV, though the U.S. based Food and Drug Administration (FDA) says it requires further scientific evidence before approving the medicinal value of these claims.

Noni, the fruit of the "Morinda Citrifolia" tree, is actually a species of the coffee family. Native to Southeast Asia and Australasia, the Noni fruit has been particularly well revered in Hawaii, where it is a part of many traditional medicinal remedies.
It is believed that approximately 2000 years ago, the ancient people of French Polynesia brought the NONI plant with them as a source of food and medicine when they colonized the islands of the South Pacific.
NONI, commonly known as Indian Mulberry (in India) was considered a sacred plant in Ayurveda and is mentioned in ancient texts as Ashyuka, which is Sanskrit for "longevity." NONI was noted to be a balancing agent, stabilizing the body in perfect health.
During World War II, U.S. soldiers based in the Polynesian Islands were instructed in their field manual that Noni was recognized as a safe food staple to sustain their strength. Today, millions the world over are discovering the health balancing properties of this once- hidden island secret.
The Noni plant is a source of Antioxidants, Vitamin C, and Potassium. Every part of the shrub - from leaves to roots, has been used to treat a variety of ailments.
Many of the medicinal benefits though, are largely attributed to the fact that the Noni plant is a source of phyto-nutrients which has anti-inflammatory, anti-viral, and anti-bacterial compounds, known to boost the immune system as well as repair cellular damage.
In ancient India, ayurvedic texts mention Noni, or ashyuka in Sanskrit, as a remedy to stimulate internal cleansing by treating parasitic infections of the stomach, for asthma, an external remedy to treat joint pains, for skin ailments and as an anti-ageing solution.
Traditional healers in the Pacific Islands have been using Noni, as a general wellness tonic - to cure almost any ailment. Today, Noni is also considered to be a treatment for Cancer and HIV, though the U.S. based Food and Drug Administration (FDA) says it requires further scientific evidence before approving the medicinal value of these claims.

Noni, the fruit of the "Morinda Citrifolia" tree, is actually a species of the coffee family. Native to Southeast Asia and Australasia, the Noni fruit has been particularly well revered in Hawaii, where it is a part of many traditional medicinal remedies.
It is believed that approximately 2000 years ago, the ancient people of French Polynesia brought the NONI plant with them as a source of food and medicine when they colonized the islands of the South Pacific.
NONI, commonly known as Indian Mulberry (in India) was considered a sacred plant in Ayurveda and is mentioned in ancient texts as Ashyuka, which is Sanskrit for "longevity." NONI was noted to be a balancing agent, stabilizing the body in perfect health.
During World War II, U.S. soldiers based in the Polynesian Islands were instructed in their field manual that Noni was recognized as a safe food staple to sustain their strength. Today, millions the world over are discovering the health balancing properties of this once- hidden island secret.
The Noni plant is a source of Antioxidants, Vitamin C, and Potassium. Every part of the shrub - from leaves to roots, has been used to treat a variety of ailments.
Many of the medicinal benefits though, are largely attributed to the fact that the Noni plant is a source of phyto-nutrients which have anti-inflammatory, anti-viral, and anti-bacterial compounds, known to boost the immune system as well as repair cellular damage.
In ancient India, ayurvedic texts mention Noni, or ashyuka in Sanskrit, as a remedy to stimulate internal cleansing by treating parasitic infections of the stomach and for asthma, as well as an external remedy to treat joint pains, for skin ailments and as an anti-ageing solution.
Traditional healers in the Pacific Islands have been using Noni for centuries, as a general wellness tonic - to cure almost any ailment. Today, Noni is also considered to be a treatment for Cancer and HIV, though the U.S. based Food and Drug Administration (FDA) says it requires further scientific evidence before approving the medicinal value of these claims.

vision

WEAVES INDIA envisages a world of universal well-being, with a sincere desire to restore wholesome and holistic wellness which is easily accessible to all.

mission

In a mission to realise the vision of easy availability of holistic wellness materials, WEAVES INDIA will engage in the streamlined distribution of such genuine, top-quality and effective items/materials to as many people as possible at highly affordable prices.

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