Herbal Library
Plants with a story to tell.
Explore the botanicals behind our rituals, with clear notes for a slower, more informed kind of care.
Herbal Library
Tea Tree
Tea tree’s Australian origins, Bundjalung heritage, and its careful place in a measured aromatic ritual.
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Hibiscus
Bright, tart hibiscus calyx, and its place in cool, refreshing herbal tea rituals.
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Sandalwood
Warm golden sandalwood, and its quiet place in slow, grounding self-care rituals.
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Green Tea
Green tea, the leaf of Camellia sinensis, and its place in a measured tea ritual.
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American Ginseng
A concise introduction to American ginseng and how it differs botanically from Asian ginseng.
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Codonopsis Root
Codonopsis root and its later materia medica tradition in a measured tea blend.
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Ophiopogon Root
Ophiopogon root, known in Chinese materia medica as mai men dong, in a caffeine-free tea ritual.
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Astragalus Root
Astragalus root, its place in Chinese herbal history, and its role in two tea blends.
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Centella Asiatica
Centella asiatica in East Asian botanical traditions and modern skincare rituals.
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Ginseng
A historical and modern look at Asian ginseng, and its place in a quiet botanical ritual.
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