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Raspberry leaf is a nourishing herb with astringent properties which help tone the uterus after birth. It contains many vitamins and minerals, making it a great ally to the new mum and is known to enrich the milk.
Nettle is nature’s multivitamin - it contains so many vitamins and minerals: magnesium, calcium, potassium, vitamin A, B vitamins, amino acids, folic acid, iron, chlorophyl, manganese, and phosphorus. Nettles grow in abundance and is a beloved tonic herb which supports nourishment. have it every weekly in an infusion or tincture to nourish and awaken every cell in my body.
Oat straw is a deeply nourishing tonic, being high in silica, calcium, amino acids. It is also a nervine, meaning that it can soothe the nervous system and is a potent ally in times of exhaustion, irritation, frustration. It offers grounding and can bring a sense of calm to an anxious nervous system. Oat straw helps to build strength and resilience from within. For the worrier, the constant planner, the new or seasoned mother, for the one always showing up for others.
Rose flower invites compassion, love, joy and heart opening while at the same time standing firm in boundaries. A symbol of the heart, it nourishesemotional well-being during times of change or vulnerability. Rose is great for the person who over extends and gives, who struggles to receive. I find rose to be a great ally for each mother, who too often gives and neglects her own needs. It is a beautiful plant remedy to connect to the heart space, allowing to open ourselves to love, including self-love and compassion while honouring our own truth.
Hibiscus is a bright, beautiful and delicious flower with a tangy flavour. It promotes vitality and inner balance through its rich content in vitamin C and polyphenols. These are lovingly grown, harvested by hand and air-dried by my son’s grandfather in Hong Kong
Lady’s mantle, a dear friend to the uterus and the womb space. Her gentle astringent properties restores and helps the body draw inward. She invites to reconnect with the body’s inner transitions, and what a transition motherhood is!
Crafted with seasonal herbs in small batches, each blend may vary slightly.
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Raspberry leaf (Rubus idaeus), wild harvested nettle (Urtica dioica), oat straw (Avena sativa), rose petals (Rosa canina), homegrown hibiscus (Hibiscus sabdariffa), lady’s mantle (Alchemilla)
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Add 1 tbsp per 250ml of freshly boiled spring or filtered water. Steep covered for 20 minutes, or overnight for a more potent infusion. Strain, sip with intention and attention.
Store away from heat and light.
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inherent values honour our place among Creation as one rooted in responsibility + reverence + reciprocity + community.
Tea blends are intentionally packaged in glass jars, with aluminium lid.
This is to preserve the plant medicine, to align with our values rooted in responsibility and sustainability , and to offer you a beautiful ritual experience.
Once you have finished your jar, you can reuse it indefinitely to store nuts, seeds, herbs, grains, but also to create a beautiful lantern and include this in your ritual experience (direction sheet is included in each package with guidance on how to do it).
* This product is not intended as a replacement for the services of a qualified medical herbalist, doctors or licensed health practitioner. Always consult a medical health professional if taking medication. Rooted in Rituals disclaims any liability, loss, injury or damage incurred as a consequence of the use and application of the advice given herein.
