Krameria triandra is a perennial shrub native to the arid regions of South America, particularly found in countries like Peru and Bolivia. It typically grows up to 1 meter tall and features slender, woody stems with small, narrow leaves. The plant is known for its distinctive purple flowers, which bloom in clusters and attract various pollinators. This species is notable for its roots, which contain compounds used in traditional medicine and as a dye. Krameria triandra thrives in dry, sandy soils and is often found in open grasslands or scrublands. Its resilience to harsh conditions makes it an important species in its native habitat.