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Chamomile Hot Toddy Gift Set
Chamomile Hot Toddy Gift Set The Chamomile Hot Toddy Gift Set is a thoughtfully curated winter beverage ritual designed for cozy evenings and seasonal moments. Inspired by traditional hot toddy preparations, this set brings together chamomile tea and complementary ingredients to create a warm, aromatic drink experience. Perfect for slow nights, winter gifting, and intentional rituals, this set invites you to pause, pour, and enjoy a comforting cup. Each component has been selected for its flavor, aroma, and seasonal appeal, making this gift set both beautiful and practical. Whether shared as a thoughtful present or enjoyed as part of your own winter routine, the Chamomile Hot Toddy Gift Set offers a simple, comforting way to celebrate the season. Pairs well with our Hibiscus Mint Tea. 🌿 WHAT’S INCLUDED Dried organic chamomile flowers Dried citrus slices Cinnamon sticks Honey Glass mug Tea ball infuser Recipe card with directions 🍵 HOW TO BREW Add 1–2 teaspoons of the loose-leaf blend to the tea ball infuser, place in glass mug. Pour hot water over the herbs and steep 5–7 minutes (longer for stronger flavor). Remove the herbs, sweeten if desired, and enjoy hot — or let cool and serve over ice. 🎁 PERFECT FOR Winter and holiday gifting Cozy evenings and seasonal rituals Tea lovers and herbal enthusiasts Hostess and self-care gifts 📦 STORAGE & CARE Store ingredients in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Reseal components after use to maintain freshness. Sold as a culinary and ritual gift set. Not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Gift set comes in a glass mug with tea ball infuser, 8g chamomile, 2 dehydrated lemon wedges, 2 cinnamon sticks and 2 honey packs. Directions included, just add your favorite whiskey! Makes 2 servings.
$26.95
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Nettle
Dried Nettle Leaf (Urtica dioica) Nettle leaf is a leafy plant traditionally harvested in temperate regions around the world. Once dried, the leaves lose their sting and have been used for generations in culinary, botanical, and cultural practices. The dried leaf has a green, earthy character and is commonly prepared as a loose-leaf tea or blended with other herbs. Nettle leaf is valued for its versatility and long history in traditional foodways and herbal study. It is often chosen for tea-making, culinary exploration, and educational plant use, making it suitable for both beginners and experienced herbalists. This dried nettle leaf is carefully harvested and prepared to preserve its color and texture, making it ideal for teas, botanical blends, and creative kitchen or apothecary projects. Often blended with other leafy herbs such as dandelion or lemon balm in traditional tea mixes. 🌿 PRODUCT DETAILS Plant part: Leaf Flavor: Green, mildly earthy Texture: Cut and dried leaf Aroma: Fresh, herbal Common uses: Tea, culinary recipes, botanical blends Ideal for: Culinary use, tea drinkers, herbal study 🌱 WAYS TO WORK WITH NETTLE Brew as a loose-leaf herbal tea Blend with other leafy herbs Use in culinary or botanical recipes Explore traditional food and plant practices 📦 STORAGE & CARE Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Reseal after use to maintain freshness. Sold as a botanical and culinary ingredient. Not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
$5.95 - $8.95
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Siberian ginseng
Dried Siberian Ginseng Root (Eleutherococcus senticosus) Siberian ginseng, also known as eleuthero, is a woody shrub native to Northeast Asia. The dried root has a long history of use in traditional botanical practices and is valued for its role in educational herbal study and apothecary preparation. Siberian ginseng root is commonly prepared using slow methods such as decoctions or long infusions as part of historical plant preparation techniques. Due to its firm texture and traditional preparation style, it is most often used in apothecary projects and botanical learning rather than culinary recipes. This dried Siberian ginseng root is carefully harvested and cut for ease of preparation, making it well suited for apothecary crafting, botanical study, and traditional preparation methods. 🌿 PRODUCT DETAILS Plant part: Root Texture: Cut and dried root pieces Aroma: Earthy, woody Common uses: Decoctions, long infusions, botanical preparations Ideal for: Apothecary use, herbal study, traditional preparation methods 🌱 WAYS TO WORK WITH SIBERIAN GINSENG Simmer gently into a traditional decoction Prepare long-steep botanical infusions Use in apothecary or educational projects Explore historical plant preparation techniques 📦 STORAGE & CARE Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Reseal after use to maintain freshness. Sold as a botanical ingredient. Not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
$5.95 - $8.95
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Tulsi
Dried Tulsi Leaf (Ocimum tenuiflorum) Tulsi, also known as holy basil, is an aromatic leafy plant native to South Asia and widely used in culinary, cultural, and botanical traditions. The dried leaves have a warm, herbaceous aroma with subtle clove-like notes, making tulsi a distinctive and versatile herb. Tulsi leaf is commonly prepared as a loose-leaf tea or blended with other herbs and spices in traditional preparations. It is also valued for its long history in plant lore and cultural practices, making it a meaningful ingredient for educational herbal study and apothecary projects. This dried tulsi leaf is carefully harvested and dried to preserve its aroma and character, making it ideal for tea-making, botanical blends, and learning-focused use. 🌿 PRODUCT DETAILS Plant part: Leaf Aroma: Warm, herbaceous, lightly spicy Flavor: Earthy, slightly clove-like Texture: Cut and dried leaf Common uses: Tea, botanical blends, culinary exploration Ideal for: Tea drinkers, apothecary use, herbal study 🌱 WAYS TO WORK WITH TULSI Brew as a loose-leaf herbal tea Blend with other herbs or spices Use in botanical or educational projects Explore traditional culinary and plant practices 📦 STORAGE & CARE Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Reseal after use to maintain freshness and aroma. Sold as a botanical and culinary ingredient. Not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
$5.95 - $8.95
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Herbal Tea Gift Bag - 2 herb gift bag
Herbal Tea Gift Bag — 2-Herb Loose Leaf Tea Set The Herbal Tea Gift Bag is a thoughtfully curated tea gift set that brings together two 0.5 oz bags of loose herbal blends, a reusable muslin bag, and a stainless steel tea infuser — all designed for simple, enjoyable tea steeping. It’s a perfect way to explore new herbal pairings or share a cozy beverage experience with someone special. Each gift bag includes: Two dried herb blends selected from popular combinations like Peppermint & Lemon Balm, Hibiscus & Lavender, Lemon Balm & Chamomile, Peppermint & Elder Flowers, or Peppermint & Hibiscus A reusable burlap bag A metal tea ball infuser for straightforward tea preparation An instruction card & herbal card information A honey stick for sweetening your cup This herbal tea gift bag arrives ready-to-give in a muslin gift bag with optional front cover messages like “Life happens, tea helps,” “Get well soon… so I can make fun of you again,” or a blank canvas for your own note. Whether you’re gifting a friend, sampling different herbs for your own tea shelf, or offering a thoughtful present for any occasion, this tea set invites a warm, intentional tea moment. 🍵 HOW TO USE Fill the tea ball infuser with one of the included loose herb blends ⎯ about 1–2 teaspoons per cup. Place the tea ball infuser in your cup or teapot. Pour hot water over the herbs and let steep to your preferred strength. Remove the infuser, sweeten with the provided honey stick if desired, and enjoy. 📦 STORAGE & CARE Store your dried herbs in a cool, dry place away from light. Keep unused muslin bags clean and dry for repeated herbal use. Muslin bags are suitable for brewing loose herbs and can be washed gently and reused. Sold as a tea and brewing accessory set. Not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
$15.95
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Dead Sea Salt
Dead Sea Salt Dead Sea salt is a naturally occurring mineral salt traditionally harvested from the Dead Sea region. Known for its coarse texture and distinctive mineral composition, this salt has long been used in bath soaks and spa-inspired rituals around the world. Dead Sea salt is commonly added to warm baths as part of relaxing, intentional routines and self-care practices. Its texture and mineral content make it well suited for soaking, foot baths, and ritual use, offering a simple way to create a spa-like experience at home. This Dead Sea salt is carefully sourced and prepared for external use, making it ideal for bath rituals, DIY body products, and seasonal self-care routines. Pairs beautifully with dried flowers and botanicals for custom bath and ritual blends. 🧂 PRODUCT DETAILS Type: Natural mineral salt Texture: Coarse crystals Color: Off-white to light gray Common uses: Bath soaks, foot soaks, ritual baths Ideal for: Spa rituals, self-care routines, DIY bath blends 🛁 WAYS TO USE Add to warm bath water for a soaking ritual Use in foot soaks Blend with botanicals or essential oils (external use only) Incorporate into DIY bath or spa projects ⚠️ IMPORTANT NOTE For external use only.Not intended for consumption. 📦 STORAGE & CARE Store in a cool, dry place away from moisture. Reseal container after use to prevent clumping. Sold as a bath and ritual ingredient. Not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. 8oz package comes in a resealable plastic bag sealed to help keep moisture out.
$8.95
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Himalayan Pink Salt
Himalayan Pink Salt (Natural Salt Crystals) Himalayan pink salt is a naturally sourced mineral salt renowned for its delicate rosy hue and crystalline texture. Traditionally used in bath soaks and ritual blends, this salt adds visual richness and an aromatic foundation to spa-inspired bathing experiences. These coarse crystals dissolve easily in warm water, making them a popular choice for bath soaks, foot soaks, and custom seasonal blends. Combine them with dried botanicals, herbal bath teas, or aromatic steamers to create sensory rituals that elevate your self-care routine. Whether enjoyed on its own or incorporated into crafted blends, Himalayan pink salt brings a touch of ritual and beauty to your bath time. 🧂 PRODUCT DETAILS Origin: Ethically sourced salt crystals Texture: Coarse crystalline salt Color: Rosy pink Common uses: Bath soaks, foot soaks, ritual blends Ideal for: Aromatic bathing, DIY bath projects, self-care rituals 🛁 WAYS TO USE Add to warm bath water for a soaking ritual Use in foot soaks Blend with dried flowers, herbs, or essential oils Combine with other salts for layered bath experiences ⚠️ For external use only. Not intended for ingestion. 📦 STORAGE & CARE Store in a cool, dry place away from moisture. Keep container sealed to prevent caking. Sold as a bath and ritual ingredient. Not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Himalayan salt is believed to have many health benefits and healing properties, including lowering blood pressure, balancing the body's pH, and can help stimulate circulation, due to its high mineral content. Himalayan pink salt is nutrient dense and contains 84 natural trace elements and minerals, including iron, magnesium, potassium, and calcium. 8oz package comes in a resealable plastic bag sealed to help keep moisture out.
$8.95
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Lemon Balm
Dried Lemon Balm Leaf (Melissa officinalis) Lemon balm is a fragrant leafy herb native to Europe and traditionally grown in gardens for culinary and botanical use. The dried leaves have a light citrus aroma and a fresh, herbaceous flavor that makes lemon balm a popular ingredient in teas and kitchen recipes. Lemon balm leaf is commonly prepared as a loose-leaf tea and is also used in culinary blends, infused liquids, and botanical projects. Its approachable flavor and versatility make it a favorite for beginners and experienced herbalists alike. This dried lemon balm leaf is carefully harvested and dried to preserve its color and aroma, making it ideal for tea-making, culinary use, and educational plant study. Often blended with chamomile, peppermint, or elderflowers in light herbal tea mixes. 🌿 PRODUCT DETAILS Plant part: Leaf Aroma: Light citrus, fresh Flavor: Mild, lemony, herbaceous Texture: Cut and dried leaf Common uses: Tea, culinary recipes, botanical blends Ideal for: Tea lovers, home cooks, apothecary projects 🌱 WAYS TO WORK WITH LEMON BALM Brew as a loose-leaf herbal tea Use in culinary or beverage blends Combine with flowers or other leafy herbs Incorporate into botanical or craft projects 📦 STORAGE & CARE Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Reseal after use to maintain freshness and aroma. Sold as a botanical and culinary ingredient. Not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
$5.95 - $8.95
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Facial Steamers
Facial Steamers (Aromatic Botanical Herbs) Facial steamers are aromatic botanical herbs designed for facial steaming rituals. When added to hot water, they release herbal aromas that create a warm, sensory steam experience. Herbal facial steaming has long been used as a ritual practice to enjoy aromatic vapors infused with plant materials. These steamers are crafted for external, aromatic use only and are ideal for intentional self-care routines, seasonal rituals, and moments of pause. Facial steamers pair beautifully with skincare routines, bath rituals, and slow-living practices, offering a simple way to create a spa-inspired experience at home. 🌿 INGREDIENTS Dried herbs and botanicals Aromatic plant materials Natural binding agents 🌬️ HOW TO USE Place 1-2 Tbsp of herbs in a heat-safe bowl Pour hot (boiling) water over herbs & cover with towel Allow to cool for a few minutes - so not to burn the skin Lean over bowl, under the towel and inhale steam gently Use for a short, comfortable steaming session ⚠️ Always keep eyes closed and maintain a safe distance from steam. 🌸 PERFECT FOR Facial steaming rituals Aromatic self-care routines Seasonal rituals Spa-inspired moments at home ⚠️ IMPORTANT NOTE For aromatic, external use only.Not for ingestion or topical application.Not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. 📦 STORAGE & CARE Store in a cool, dry place away from moisture. Reseal container after opening to preserve aroma
$5.95
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Mugwort
Dried Mugwort Leaf (Artemisia vulgaris) Mugwort is a leafy perennial herb native to Europe and Asia and widely naturalized throughout the world. The dried leaves have a strong, herbaceous aroma and a long history of use in cultural, ceremonial, and botanical traditions. Mugwort leaf is commonly used in aromatic blends, sachets, smoke-free ritual projects, and educational plant study. Its deep roots in folklore and traditional plant lore make it a meaningful herb for apothecary crafting and seasonal rituals rather than culinary use. This dried mugwort leaf is carefully harvested and prepared to preserve its aroma and texture, making it well suited for botanical projects, craft use, and learning-focused applications. Often included alongside other aromatic herbs in botanical and ritual craft blends. 🌿 PRODUCT DETAILS Plant part: Leaf Aroma: Strong, herbaceous, earthy Texture: Cut and dried leaf Common uses: Aromatic blends, sachets, botanical crafts, ritual projects Ideal for: Apothecary crafting, educational study, non-culinary use 🌱 WAYS TO WORK WITH MUGWORT Use in sachets or aromatic blends Incorporate into ritual or seasonal craft projects Explore traditional plant lore and cultural history Include in botanical study collections 📦 STORAGE & CARE Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Reseal after use to maintain aroma and freshness. Sold as a botanical ingredient. Not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
$5.95 - $8.95
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Hibiscus Mint Tea
Hibiscus Mint Tea — Herbal Loose Leaf Blend Enjoy a vibrant and refreshing cup with our Hibiscus Mint Tea, a loose-leaf herbal blend that balances the bright, ruby-red character of dried hibiscus petals with the cool, minty notes of peppermint. This herbal tea is caffeine-free and delicious whether brewed hot or chilled over ice. Hibiscus lends a naturally tart and fruity flavor with a visually striking deep red color, and mint adds a crisp, aromatic finish. Serve it on its own or sweeten to taste with honey or your favorite sweetener. Our herbs are ethically and organically sourced, and this blend comes complete with brewing instructions so you can make the perfect cup every time. 🌿 WHAT'S INCLUDED Dried hibiscus petals Peppermint leaves Glass mug Tea ball infuser 2 honey packs Recipe card with directions 🍵 HOW TO BREW Add 1–2 teaspoons of the loose-leaf blend to the tea ball infuser, place inside glass mug Pour hot water over the herbs and steep 5–7 minutes (longer for stronger flavor). Remove the herbs, sweeten with honey if desired, and enjoy hot — or let cool and serve over ice. 📦 STORAGE & CARE Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Reseal after use to preserve freshness and aroma. Sold as a botanical beverage ingredient. Not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
$26.95
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Butterfly Pea Flower
Dried Butterfly Pea Flower (Clitoria ternatea) Butterfly pea flower is a vibrant blue flower traditionally used in culinary and botanical practices across Southeast Asia. When steeped in water, the dried flowers create a deep blue infusion that naturally shifts to purple when combined with acidic ingredients such as citrus. Known for its striking color and visual appeal, butterfly pea flower is commonly used in teas, lemonades, syrups, cocktails, and creative botanical blends. It is also valued for natural dye projects, apothecary crafting, and decorative applications. These dried butterfly pea flowers are carefully harvested and dried to preserve their rich color and structure, making them ideal for tea-making, beverage creations, and botanical projects. Often paired with hibiscus or citrus ingredients in colorful tea and beverage blends. 🌿 PRODUCT DETAILS Plant part: Flower Color: Deep blue (infusion shifts with acidity) Aroma: Mild, neutral Common uses: Tea, beverages, syrups, botanical blends, natural color projects Ideal for: Culinary use, creative makers, apothecary and DIY projects 💙 WAYS TO WORK WITH BUTTERFLY PEA FLOWER Brew into hot or iced tea Use in lemonades, syrups, or cocktails Experiment with natural color-changing beverages Incorporate into botanical crafts or dye projects 📦 STORAGE & CARE Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to preserve color. Reseal after use. Sold as a botanical ingredient. Not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
$7.95 - $10.95
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Raspberry leaf
Dried Raspberry Leaf (Rubus idaeus) Raspberry leaf comes from the raspberry plant, a perennial shrub native to Europe and northern Asia and widely cultivated around the world. The dried leaves have a mild, green, slightly tannic flavor and have long been used in traditional culinary and botanical practices. Raspberry leaf is commonly prepared as a loose-leaf tea or blended with other herbs in botanical and educational preparations. Its neutral flavor and versatility make it a popular choice for tea-making, plant study, and DIY apothecary projects rather than culinary dishes. This dried raspberry leaf is carefully harvested and prepared to preserve its color and texture, making it ideal for teas, botanical blends, and learning-focused use. Often blended with other leafy herbs such as nettle or lemon balm in traditional tea mixes. 🌿 PRODUCT DETAILS Plant part: Leaf Flavor: Mild, green, slightly tannic Aroma: Light, herbal Texture: Cut and dried leaf Common uses: Tea, botanical blends, educational projects Ideal for: Tea drinkers, apothecary use, herbal study 🌱 WAYS TO WORK WITH RASPBERRY LEAF Brew as a loose-leaf herbal tea Blend with other leafy herbs Use in botanical or educational projects Explore traditional culinary and plant practices 📦 STORAGE & CARE Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Reseal after use to maintain freshness. Sold as a botanical and culinary ingredient. Not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
$5.95 - $8.95
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Echinacea Herb
Dried Echinacea (Echinacea purpurea) Echinacea is a flowering plant native to North America and has long been valued in traditional botanical and cultural practices. The dried plant material—commonly the root, leaves, flowers, or a combination—is used in apothecary projects and educational herbal study. Echinacea herb is typically prepared using traditional methods such as infusions, decoctions, or tincture-style preparations as part of historical plant traditions. Due to its long-standing place in herbal lore, echinacea is often included in apothecary crafting, botanical collections, and learning-focused projects rather than culinary use. This dried echinacea herb is carefully harvested and prepared to preserve its natural texture and character, making it well suited for apothecary use, botanical projects, and educational study. Often included alongside other traditional botanicals in apothecary study and craft projects. 🌿 PRODUCT DETAILS Plant part: Root and/or aerial parts Texture: Cut and dried botanical material Aroma: Earthy, herbaceous Common preparations: Infusion, decoction, apothecary projects Ideal for: Apothecary use, botanical study, DIY preparations 🌱 WAYS TO WORK WITH ECHINACEA Prepare as a traditional infusion or decoction Use in apothecary or educational projects Incorporate into botanical study collections Explore its historical role in plant traditions 📦 STORAGE & CARE Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Reseal after use to maintain freshness. Sold as a botanical ingredient. Not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
$5.95 - $8.95
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Mullein
Dried Mullein Leaf (Verbascum thapsus) Mullein is a tall, flowering plant native to Europe and Asia and widely naturalized in other regions. The dried leaves are soft and velvety in texture and have a long history of use in traditional botanical and cultural practices. Mullein leaf is commonly prepared as a loose-leaf tea or included in steam blends and apothecary projects. Due to its distinctive texture and historical role in plant lore, mullein is often used in educational herbal study and traditional preparation methods rather than culinary applications. This dried mullein leaf is carefully harvested and dried to preserve its texture and appearance, making it well suited for apothecary use, botanical projects, and learning-focused applications. Often included alongside other leafy botanicals in traditional apothecary study and blends. 🌿 PRODUCT DETAILS Plant part: Leaf Texture: Soft, velvety dried leaf Aroma: Mild, earthy Common uses: Tea preparation, steam blends, botanical projects Ideal for: Apothecary use, herbal study, traditional preparations 🌱 WAYS TO WORK WITH MULLEIN Brew as a loose-leaf herbal tea Include in steam blends Use in apothecary or educational projects Explore traditional plant lore and preparation methods 📦 STORAGE & CARE Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Reseal after use to maintain freshness and texture. Sold as a botanical ingredient. Not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
$5.95 - $8.95
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Linden
Dried Linden Flower (Tilia argentum) Linden flowers come from the linden tree, a large deciduous tree native to Europe and parts of North America. The dried flowers—often accompanied by their pale green bracts—have a light, floral aroma with subtle honey-like notes and have long been used in culinary and botanical traditions. Linden flower is commonly prepared as a loose-leaf tea or gentle infusion and is also used in botanical blends and educational plant study. Its delicate character and historical use make it a favorite for floral tea mixes and traditional apothecary projects. This dried linden flower is carefully harvested and dried to preserve its aroma and appearance, making it ideal for tea-making, botanical crafting, and creative use. Often blended with chamomile or elderflowers in light floral tea mixes. 🌿 PRODUCT DETAILS Plant part: Flower (often with bract) Aroma: Light, floral, subtly honey-like Flavor: Mild, delicate Texture: Whole dried flowers and bracts Common uses: Tea, infusion, botanical blends Ideal for: Tea lovers, floral blends, apothecary projects 🌱 WAYS TO WORK WITH LINDEN Brew as a loose-leaf herbal tea Prepare gentle floral infusions Blend with other flowers or leafy herbs Incorporate into botanical or educational projects 📦 STORAGE & CARE Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Reseal after use to preserve aroma and freshness. Sold as a botanical ingredient. Not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
$5.95 - $8.95
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Epsom Salt
Epsom Salt (Magnesium Sulfate) Epsom salt is a naturally occurring mineral compound composed of magnesium sulfate and has been widely used in bath and soaking rituals for generations. Known for its clean, crystalline texture, Epsom salt dissolves easily in warm water, making it a popular choice for bath soaks and foot baths. Commonly incorporated into self-care routines, Epsom salt is valued for its simplicity and versatility. It can be used on its own or blended with botanicals, salts, or essential oils to create custom bath and ritual experiences. This Epsom salt is carefully sourced and prepared for external use, making it ideal for bath rituals, DIY body products, and seasonal self-care practices. 🧂 PRODUCT DETAILS Type: Magnesium sulfate (Epsom salt) Texture: Fine to medium crystalline salt Color: White Solubility: Dissolves easily in warm water Common uses: Bath soaks, foot soaks, DIY bath blends Ideal for: Bath rituals, self-care routines, apothecary projects 🛁 WAYS TO USE Add to warm bath water for a soaking ritual Use in foot soaks Blend with dried flowers or botanicals Incorporate into DIY bath or spa projects ⚠️ IMPORTANT NOTE For external use only.Not intended for consumption. 📦 STORAGE & CARE Store in a cool, dry place away from moisture. Reseal container after use to prevent clumping. Sold as a bath and ritual ingredient. Not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
$8.95
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DIY Rose Toner Kit
DIY Rose Toner Kit The DIY Rose Toner Kit is a hands-on botanical project designed to teach traditional methods of creating floral waters and simple toners using rose petals. This kit focuses on process, preparation, and connection to plant materials rather than cosmetic outcomes. Rose-based waters have long been part of traditional botanical and apothecary practices. This kit guides you through creating a rose-infused toner or facial mist using straightforward, beginner-friendly techniques and thoughtfully selected materials. Whether you’re building your home apothecary, exploring botanical skincare crafts, or gifting a meaningful DIY project, this kit offers a beautiful and approachable way to work with roses. 🌿 WHAT’S INCLUDED Dried rose petals Glass jar with lid Witch hazel Amber dropper bottle Muslin bag (for straining) Stir stick Plastic funnel Labels for dating and identification Step-by-step instruction guide 🫙 WHAT YOU’LL LEARN How botanical waters and toners are traditionally prepared Basic infusion and straining techniques Proper labeling and storage practices Foundational apothecary skills 🌸 HOW THIS KIT IS USED This kit walks you through the traditional process of creating a rose-based botanical water or toner for external use only. Designed for educational and creative botanical study. 🎁 PERFECT FOR DIY skincare enthusiasts Botanical and apothecary beginners Creative, hands-on learners Rose lovers Thoughtful, educational gifting ⚠️ IMPORTANT NOTE For external use only.Not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.Finished products are not intended to replace cosmetic or medical products. 📦 STORAGE & CARE Store dried rose petals in a cool, dry place. Finished toners should be clearly labeled and stored according to the included instructions.
$28.95
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Dried Herbs Small Jars
Dried Herb Jars These dried herb jars are designed to store, organize, and display loose herbs in a clean, intentional way. Made from clear glass, they allow you to easily identify contents while creating a cohesive apothecary look. Perfect for home herbalists, tea drinkers, and DIY enthusiasts, these jars support refill systems and slow-living practices. Whether used on open shelving or tucked neatly into cabinets, they help bring order and beauty to your herbal collection. Designed to pair seamlessly with dried herbs, flowers, and DIY apothecary kits, these jars are a practical and timeless storage solution. 🫙 PRODUCT DETAILS Material: Glass Lid style: Screw-top or clamp lid (customize to your actual jar) Size: Fits loose dried herbs and flowers Color: Clear glass Common uses: Herb storage, apothecary display, refills Ideal for: Dried herbs, flowers, spices, botanical blends 🌱 WAYS TO USE Store loose dried herbs or flowers Organize apothecary shelves or cabinets Create refillable herb systems Use for tea blends and DIY projects 📦 STORAGE NOTE Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Reseal after use to maintain freshness. Sold as a botanical ingredient. Not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
$14.75 - $23.75
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Hyssop
Dried Hyssop (Hyssopus officinalis) Hyssop is an aromatic herb native to the Mediterranean region and has been traditionally used in culinary, botanical, and cultural practices for centuries. The dried leaves and flowers have a warm, herbaceous aroma and a slightly bitter, minty flavor. Hyssop is commonly used in teas, seasoning blends, liqueurs, and aromatic botanical projects. It has also held a long-standing place in traditional plant lore and historical texts, making it a meaningful herb for educational study and apothecary crafting. This dried hyssop is carefully harvested and prepared to preserve its aroma and structure, making it well suited for tea blends, culinary use, and botanical projects. Often paired with sage or thyme in aromatic culinary and botanical blends. 🌿 PRODUCT DETAILS Plant part: Leaf and flower Aroma: Warm, herbaceous, slightly minty Flavor: Mildly bitter, aromatic Texture: Cut and dried herb Common uses: Tea, culinary recipes, aromatic blends Ideal for: Home herbalists, cooks, botanical study 🌱 WAYS TO WORK WITH HYSSOP Brew as a loose-leaf herbal tea Use in culinary seasoning blends Add to aromatic or botanical craft projects Explore its role in traditional plant traditions 📦 STORAGE & CARE Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Reseal after use to maintain freshness and aroma. Sold as a botanical and culinary ingredient. Not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
$5.95 - $8.95
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Lavender
Dried Lavender Flowers (Lavandula x intermedia) Lavender flowers are fragrant purple blossoms traditionally grown in Mediterranean regions and widely used in culinary, aromatic, and botanical practices. The dried flowers have a soft floral aroma and a lightly herbaceous flavor that makes lavender a versatile ingredient. Lavender is commonly used in teas, sachets, bath blends, culinary recipes, and botanical crafts. Its visual beauty and long history in traditional plant use make it a favorite for both creative projects and educational herbal study. These dried lavender flowers are carefully harvested and dried to preserve their color and aroma, making them ideal for tea blends, aromatic applications, and DIY botanical projects. Often paired with chamomile or rose petals in floral tea and botanical blends. 🌿 PRODUCT DETAILS Plant part: Flower Color: Soft purple Aroma: Floral, lightly herbaceous Flavor: Mild, floral Texture: Whole dried blossoms Common uses: Tea, sachets, culinary recipes, botanical crafts Ideal for: Aromatic use, culinary projects, apothecary crafting 🌸 WAYS TO WORK WITH LAVENDER Brew as a loose-leaf herbal tea Use in sachets or pillows Add to culinary recipes or baked goods Incorporate into botanical or craft projects 📦 STORAGE & CARE Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Reseal after use to preserve color and aroma. Sold as a botanical and culinary ingredient. Not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
$5.95 - $8.95
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Dried Hibiscus
Dried Hibiscus Flowers (Hibiscus sabdariffa) Hibiscus flowers are deep red blossoms traditionally used in culinary and botanical practices around the world. When steeped, the dried flowers create a vibrant ruby-colored infusion with a naturally tart, cranberry-like flavor. Hibiscus is commonly prepared as a hot or iced tea and is also used in lemonades, syrups, punches, and creative beverage blends. Its bold color and bright flavor make it a favorite for both everyday use and special occasions. In addition to culinary applications, hibiscus is appreciated for its visual impact in botanical and educational projects. These dried hibiscus flowers are carefully harvested and dried to preserve their color and flavor, making them ideal for tea-making, beverage creations, and culinary experimentation. Often paired with butterfly pea flower or citrus ingredients in colorful tea and beverage blends. 🌿 PRODUCT DETAILS Plant part: Flower (calyx) Color: Deep red Flavor: Tart, bright, cranberry-like Common uses: Tea, iced beverages, syrups, culinary blends Ideal for: Culinary use, tea lovers, creative makers 🌺 WAYS TO WORK WITH HIBISCUS Brew as a hot or iced tea Use in lemonades, punches, or syrups Blend with other flowers or citrus peels Incorporate into culinary or beverage recipes 📦 STORAGE & CARE Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Reseal after use to preserve color and flavor. Sold as a botanical and culinary ingredient. Not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
$5.95 - $8.95
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Dried Peppermint
Dried Peppermint Leaf (Mentha × piperita) Peppermint is a fragrant leafy herb traditionally grown in gardens and used in culinary and botanical practices around the world. The dried leaves have a bright, refreshing aroma and a bold mint flavor that makes peppermint a popular choice for teas and kitchen use. Peppermint leaf is commonly prepared as a loose-leaf tea and is also used in culinary recipes, beverage blends, and botanical projects. Its familiar flavor and versatility make it a staple ingredient for both everyday use and creative herbal preparations. This dried peppermint leaf is carefully harvested and dried to preserve its color, aroma, and flavor, making it ideal for tea-making, culinary blends, and educational use. Often blended with chamomile or hibiscus in refreshing herbal tea mixes. 🌿 PRODUCT DETAILS Plant part: Leaf Aroma: Fresh, minty, aromatic Flavor: Cool, bright mint Texture: Cut and dried leaf Common uses: Tea, culinary recipes, beverage blends Ideal for: Culinary use, tea lovers, botanical projects 🌱 WAYS TO WORK WITH PEPPERMINT Brew as a loose-leaf herbal tea Add to culinary or dessert recipes Use in hot or iced beverage blends Incorporate into botanical or craft projects 📦 STORAGE & CARE Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Reseal after use to preserve freshness and aroma. Sold as a botanical and culinary ingredient. Not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
$5.95 - $8.95
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Dried ElderFlowers
Dried Elderflowers (Sambucus nigra) Elderflowers are the small, fragrant blossoms of the elder tree, traditionally gathered in late spring and early summer. The dried flowers have a light, floral aroma and have long been used in culinary, cultural, and botanical practices across Europe and beyond. Elderflowers are commonly prepared as teas, infusions, syrups, and botanical blends. Their delicate character and seasonal nature make them a favorite for tea-making, ritual use, and educational herbal study. Elderflower is often appreciated for its gentle presence and historical significance in traditional plant lore. These dried elderflowers are carefully harvested and dried to preserve their aroma and structure, making them ideal for tea blends, botanical crafting, and creative projects. Often blended with chamomile or lemon balm in light floral tea mixes. 🌿 PRODUCT DETAILS Plant part: Flower Aroma: Light, floral, subtly sweet Texture: Small dried blossoms Common uses: Tea, infusion, syrups, botanical blends Ideal for: Culinary use, apothecary projects, herbal study 🌼 WAYS TO WORK WITH ELDERFLOWERS Brew as a loose-leaf herbal tea Prepare floral infusions or syrups Blend with other flowers or leafy herbs Use in seasonal or ritual botanical projects 📦 STORAGE & CARE Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Reseal after use to preserve freshness and aroma. Sold as a botanical ingredient. Not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
$5.95 - $8.95
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