Salix tetrasperma, commonly known as the Indian Willow, Jajh, or Jalavetasa, is a medium to large deciduous tree native to the Indian subcontinent. Known for its elegant, narrow leaves, fast growth, and ability to thrive near water bodies, it is commonly used in riparian planting, soil stabilization, and shade landscaping. This species plays an important role in ecological restoration and is also used in traditional medicine.