Meet the Herbs
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We choose herbs intentionally.
Each plant in our blends is traditionally loved for the way it supports moments of care, clarity, grounding, and self-connection. This page is an educational look at the herbs we use — not a promise, but an invitation to connect with the plants themselves.
All of the herbs in our blends are thoughtfully (and locally) sourced, considered organic and high quality whenever possible. The only exception is our rose petals, which are not specifically certified organic but are sourced with the same care and intention.
Our blends are crafted with quality, balance, and ritual in mind. All current offerings are naturally caffeine-free, designed to support moments of pause and presence. We may explore caffeinated blends in the future as our offerings grow.
We also believe in community and collaboration. If there are herbs or spices you’d love to see in a future blend or offered on their own, we welcome you to share your ideas with us.
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A gentle, aromatic herb traditionally enjoyed in herbal teas.
Many people reach for lemon balm during moments when they want to slow down and quiet the mind. It is often appreciated for its soft, calming presence and light citrus notes.
Commonly included in teas designed for rest and evening rituals.
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A well-loved flower with a long history in herbal traditions.
Chamomile is often associated with comfort and winding down, making it a popular choice in nighttime and relaxation blends.
Frequently enjoyed as part of calming, end-of-day rituals.
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A fragrant floral traditionally used in aromatic and herbal preparations.
Lavender is often appreciated for its soothing scent and its association with gentle relaxation and emotional ease.
Commonly found in teas and rituals meant to feel peaceful and grounding.
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A revered herb in traditional wellness practices.
Tulsi is often valued for its connection to clarity, balance, and intentional pauses. Many people enjoy it during moments of reflection and grounding.
Frequently used in teas meant to support mindful rituals.
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A deeply grounding root traditionally used in herbal preparations.
Beet root is often appreciated for its association with vitality and inner strength, and for the rich color it brings to wellness blends.
Commonly enjoyed in teas designed to feel warming and centering.
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A resilient plant long appreciated in herbal traditions.
Dandelion root is often chosen for its grounding nature and its symbolic connection to renewal and balance.
Typically enjoyed roasted or steeped in herbal teas.
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A naturally sweet addition traditionally used in herbal blends.
Many people love dried apple for the way it adds gentle sweetness and a sense of nourishment to tea rituals.
Often included in blends meant to feel comforting and approachable.
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A nourishing leaf traditionally used in herbal practices.
Nettle is often appreciated for its association with strength, boundaries, and mineral-rich traditions.
Commonly enjoyed in teas designed for grounding and daily ritual.
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A bright and aromatic citrus element.
Orange peel is often included in small amounts to lift a blend and add warmth and clarity without overpowering other herbs.
Frequently used for aroma and balance in herbal teas.
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A vibrant flower traditionally enjoyed in teas around the world.
Hibiscus is often loved for its bold color and refreshing character, and for the sensory experience it brings to a blend.
Commonly found in uplifting and expressive tea rituals.
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A delicate floral long associated with self-care rituals.
Rose petals are often appreciated for their gentle aroma and their connection to softness, care, and emotional warmth.
Frequently included in heart-centered and reflective blends.
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A warming spice traditionally used in herbal and culinary blends.
Cinnamon is often associated with comfort, warmth, and grounding energy.
Used in small amounts to add depth and warmth to tea rituals.
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A bold root traditionally enjoyed in herbal preparations.
Ginger root is often appreciated for its warming presence and invigorating character.
Commonly included in teas meant to feel energizing and grounding.
This information is shared for educational purposes only and reflects traditional uses and common appreciation of these herbs. Our teas are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
Our Process
Crafted for real moments, not perfection.
🌿 Source with Care
We thoughtfully select herbs with quality and integrity in mind. Each ingredient is chosen for its traditional use, sensory experience, and the way it contributes to a balanced blend.
🌿 Blend with Intention
You’re part of the process. We keep communication open and decisions shared… no black boxes or surprises.
🌿 Sip with Purpose
Every project is different. We stay flexible and responsive to make sure the process fits your flow… not the other way around.