Kewra water is sold in glass bottles, commonly in 250 mL (about 8 fl oz) and 400 mL (about 13.53 fl oz) sizes.

Product details list kewra water as a liquid and label it as "Ready to Use."

Descriptions characterize kewra water as exotic, sweet and slightly floral, with subtle vanilla-like hints.

Kewra water is used to add fragrance and flavor to dishes such as biryani and curries, and to traditional sweets and desserts (including gulab jamun and rasgulla), as well as in beverages and other savory recipes.

Yes. Product descriptions suggest DIY beauty and wellness uses, for example using kewra water as a facial mist or adding it to bathwater for a soothing, fragrant effect.

Some listings note the product is "Freshness Sealed" to preserve aroma and purity; packaging details list glass as the container material and a package quantity of one bottle.