Gentle Water Flows Tea Blend

Why You’ll Cherish It

• Flavor: A dance of chamomile’s honeyed peace and lemon balm’s citrus sigh, anchored by marshmallow root’s velvety embrace.
• Sensory Experience: Steeps into a luminous amber infusion, like sunlight filtering through willow leaves.
• Craftsmanship: Small-batch blended with wildcrafted botanicals, each chosen for their folklore, honoring ancestral methods and the land that gives.
• Ceremonial Versatility: A cup for dawn’s first light or twilight’s hush, equally lovely steeped hot or kissed by moonlight as a cool
• Ancestral Thread: Botanicals for those who cherish the quiet wisdom of traditional botanical preparations.

The Botanicals

Plants steeped in stories. Each botanical was chosen for its storied past and sensory charm:

• Plantain Leaf: The ‘wayfarer’s companion’ of medieval botanicals, pressed into service by those who walked long roads.
• Cornsilk: A golden thread spun through farmhouse traditions, celebrated in tales of ‘summer’s gentle bounty.’
• Marshmallow Root: A potion-maker’s secret for transforming water into something lush, like drinking the ghost of a cloud.
• Chamomile: The peacekeeper of the cup, as gentle as a lullaby hummed to restless
• Calendula: Petals like molten sunlight, once scattered across thresholds for ‘gilded ‘
• Lemon Balm: The cheerful emissary of old gardens, its citrus breeze humming of lazy

The Art of Brewing

Time-Honored Preparation:

1. Measure 1-2 teaspoons, like a whispered wish into the
2. Pour 8 oz of freshly boiled water, as if offering a libation to the spirits of spring and
3. Cover and steep for 5-7 minutes, long enough for the botanicals to weave their quiet
4. Strain and press the last drops with gratitude, the earth’s gifts are never

Serving Suggestions:

Drizzle with honey or maple syrup, as great grandmothers intended. Sip near a window where the light pools like liquid gold.

Create Your Sanctuary

Cradle the cup in both hands. Let the warmth remind you: even rivers rest in still pools sometimes. These leaves carry more than flavor, they carry the legacy of those who understood nature’s gentle rhythms.