The Adhapatan Yantra is a classical Ayurvedic apparatus described in Rasa Shastra used for the distillation of volatile substances. Specifically designed for downward distillation, this yantra is ideal for extracting liquid essence or volatile oils from herbal or mineral ingredients while preventing the loss of essential components.

This fiber model of Adhapatan Yantra is designed for educational purposes and is widely used in Ayurvedic colleges, training labs, and exhibition displays to teach students about ancient pharmaceutical processing methods.

Key Features:

• 3D visual model made from high-quality fiber or PVC

• Includes boiling vessel, vapor passage, and receiver unit

• Clear labeling for educational use

• Available in tabletop or wall-mountable format

• Optional: Custom branding/logo, multilingual labels

Working Principle:
In Adhapatan Yantra, the vapors generated by heating a liquid or herb are directed downward through a special channel and then condensed and collected in a receiver vessel placed below. This technique is mainly used in Ayurveda for safely collecting distilled liquids without exposure to open air, preserving volatile medicinal components.

Applications:

• Teaching Rasa Shastra & Bhaishajya Kalpana

• Ayurvedic medicine preparation involving distillation

• Herbal processing demonstrations

• Ayurvedic exhibitions and pharma skill labs

Specifications:

• Size: Approx. 1–1.5 feet

• Material: Fiber or plastic (durable and lightweight)

• Finish: Hand-painted with anatomical accuracy

• Includes: Boiling chamber, outlet pipe, collection vessel

• Labels: English/Sanskrit dual-language optional