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30Years

Combined Experience

4

Successful Projects

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With over 10 years of combined experience in sandalwood cultivation, the directors have successfully managed four projects that demonstrate the viability and profitability of white sandalwood farming. Their hands-on approach ensures that each project adheres to best practices in sustainable agriculture.

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What Makes Our Platform Different

Our platform isn’t just another entry in the digital economy.

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Our services

At Sandal Verse, we offer end-to-end solutions in white sandalwood cultivation with profitable, sustainable agro-investment opportunities.

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Development

Development of white sandalwood farm houses and resorts.

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Trading & Supply

Trading and Supply of white sandalwood.

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Nurturing white sandalwood

Nurturing white sandalwood plantations through modern and scientific techniques.

Product roadmap

Our journey is just getting started. With a clear vision and strategic milestones, we’re building a financial ecosystem designed for long-term success.

Site Selection

P1

Climate : Prefers warm, humid tropical climates. Ideal temperature: 12°C – 35°C. Rainfall : Requires 600–1600 mm annually, well-distributed.
Altitude : Upto 1200 meters.

Soil Testing & Preparation

P2

pH : Should be between 6.0 to 7.5
Texture : Loamy or red soils are ideal
Nutrient profile : Organic carbon, nitrogen, phosphorous, potassium

Site Development

P3

Water Infrastructure : Borewell or drip irrigation setup Fencing : Protect from grazing and theft (Sandalwood is high-value)
Shade Trees : Optional—initial shade may benefit early growth

Plantation

P4

Saplings : Use healthy, disease-free tissue culture or grafted sandalwood plants (1–1.5 ft tall)
Spacing : 400–600 trees per acre (depending on 3x3 or 4x4 m spacing)
Planting Time : Start at the beginning of the monsoon

Maintenance

P5

Watering : Drip or manual every 7–10 days
Weeding : Regular manual weeding to reduce competition
Fertilizer : Organic manure every 3–6 months; avoid excessive nitrogen
Pest Control : Monitor for stem borers, termites, powdery mildew

Yielding & Harvesting

P6

Maturity : Trees mature between 12–15 years; can be harvested earlier at 8–10 years for heartwood
Yield : Average heartwood per tree: 10–15 kg, Oil content: 4–6% of heartwood

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Uses of Sandalwood

Sandalwood is a highly valuable and aromatic wood used for multiple purposes for centuries

Medicinal Uses (Ayurveda, Unani, Chinese Medicine)
  • Acts as a coolant for the body.
  • Paste used for skin rashes, pimples, and acne.
  • Helps in reducing fever, headaches, and inflammation.
  • Has stress-relieving and sedative properties.
Cosmetic & Skincare Uses
  • Widely used in soaps, powders, and face packs.
  • Sandalwood oil is a key ingredient in perfumes due to its long-lasting fragrance.
  • Sandalwood paste used for brightening skin, reducing scars, and anti-aging.
  • Acts as a natural deodorant because of its fragrance and antimicrobial properties.
Commercial & Industrial Uses
  • Sandalwood essential oil is in high demand for aromatherapy.
  • Used in high-end perfumes, soaps, and creams.
  • Sandalwood wood is carved into decorative items, idols, and handicrafts.
  • Used in incense stick industry worldwide.
Religious & Spiritual Uses
  • Used in temples for rituals, especially as sandalwood paste.
  • Burned as incense sticks for its calming fragrance.
  • Sandalwood malas (prayer beads) are used for meditation and chanting mantras.
  • Considered sacred and used in funeral rites and puja ceremonies.
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Meet our Directors

At the heart of Sandal Verse are two visionary leaders with deep roots in discipline, dedication, and sustainability.

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Amitanshu Rout

Director

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BPT Setty

Director

Live white sandalwood price

Stay informed with the latest market trends. Our live price tracker provides up-to-date information on the current value of white sandalwood in India and global markets

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Frequently Asked questions

Have questions about white sandalwood cultivation or our eco-investment platform? You’re not alone.

The price of white sandalwood (Santalum album) varies based on age, quality, and heartwood content. On average, mature white sandalwood trees (12–15 years old) can fetch anywhere between ₹8,000 to ₹15,000 per kg for heartwood. Premium quality sandalwood may even exceed ₹20,000/kg in domestic and international markets.

Yes, white sandalwood cultivation is completely legal in India. In fact, many state governments (like Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, Chhattisgarh, and Maharashtra) actively encourage farmers to grow sandalwood under agroforestry policies. Farmers are now legally allowed to cultivate, harvest, and sell sandalwood with proper documentation and permits from forest departments.

White sandalwood has high commercial and cultural value. Its uses include:

  • check Aromatherapy & Essential Oils :Distilled for its calming, fragrant oil
  • check Cosmetics & Skincare :Used in soaps, creams, and beauty products
  • check Religious Rituals :Widely used in Hindu, Buddhist, and Jain ceremonies
  • check Medicinal Applications :Known in Ayurveda for its cooling and antiseptic properties
  • check Handicrafts & Carvings :Used for high-end sculptures and artifacts

  • 1Fast, secure, and scalable transactions
  • 2Low transaction fees
  • 3Massive ecosystem and integration options
  • 4Eco-friendlier compared to other chains

  • 1.   Agro-Backed Value :Each eco-credit is indirectly tied to a white sandalwood tree planted or preserved.
  • 2.   Eco-Friendly Smart Finance :Built on BSC for efficiency and sustainability.
  • 3.   Stable by Design :Carefully regulated sustainable asset supply and reserve mechanisms.
  • 4.   Community-Centric :Governed by eco-investors and aligned with social and environmental impact.
  • 5.   Dual Asset Model :Combines virtual value with tangible real-world assets—something very few platforms can claim.

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