Herbal Teas & Infusions
Our Herbal Teas & Infusions invite you to slow down and reconnect with nature’s rhythm.
Each blend is certified organic and thoughtfully composed from leaves, flowers, roots, and fruits that nurture the body and calm the mind.
From soothing evening infusions to revitalizing morning blends, discover a natural ritual for balance, wellbeing, and quiet moments of peace.
How to Get the Most Out of Your Herbal Infusions
Herbal teas are different from conventional tea bags. They are traditionally prepared using generous amounts of plant material and can be infused multiple times, allowing you to receive the full spectrum of the plant’s nourishing qualities.
After you have finished your teapot or cup, do not discard the herbs. Simply pour warm water over the same leaves or flowers again and allow them to infuse. You can repeat this process 3–4 times throughout the day, as the plants continue to release minerals and subtle plant compounds.
For a deeper and more restorative preparation, pour warm water over the herbs one last time and leave them covered overnight. Enjoy this infusion the following morning - rich, nourishing, and deeply grounding, with a softer, more rounded taste.
This slow, respectful method honours the plant and transforms herbal tea into a true daily ritual of nourishment.
Other Ways to Use Your Herbs After Infusion
Herbal Compresses
Warm, infused herbs can be wrapped in a clean cloth and applied as a compress.
- Chamomile and meadowsweet are especially soothing
- Ideal for relaxation, tired muscles, or areas that need comfort
Herbal Baths & Foot Soaks
Add the used herbs (along with the remaining liquid) to:
- A warm foot bath for grounding and relaxation
- A full bath for gentle skin and nervous system support
This is a beautiful way to extend the ritual and receive the plant’s subtle benefits through the skin.
Steam Inhalation
Place the warm herbs in a bowl, add hot water, and inhale the steam gently.
- Helpful for relaxation and clearing the senses
- Especially pleasant with chamomile, melissa, or peppermint
Garden or Plant Nourishment
Once fully spent, herbal leaves and flowers can be:
- Added to compost
- Spread around garden plants as organic matter
This returns the plant back to the earth, completing the natural cycle.
Mindful Closure Ritual
Some people like to finish their herbal ritual by:
- Thanking the plant
- Disposing of the herbs mindfully in nature or compost
This simple act reinforces presence and respect for the healing power of plants.
A Note on Herbal Respect
Using herbs fully - through infusion, reuse, and return to nature - honours both the plant and your own wellbeing. Herbal rituals were never meant to be rushed or wasteful, but slow, intentional, and deeply nourishing.