Botanicals

This spicy herbal tea blends hibiscus and cranberries with a little bit of heat from chilies and cayenne.To enjoy, pour 6 ounces of boiling water over 1 tsp of tea. Steep 3 to 5 minutes, strain and serve immediately. Hibiscus may be intercropped with...

The copal resin scent is sweetly coniferous and has permeated rituals in this hemisphere for millennia. It was once used by the Maya and the Aztec people and was later adopted for use as incense in the Roman Catholic Church in Central and South America...

If you've ever had a stomach ache you may have tried peppermint tea as a way to soothe the tummy. This wild crafted peppermint plant has been gathered for it's medicinal purposes for thousands of years by local Native American tribes. Considered the...

This important Native American herb is a wild-crafted plant, found at very high elevations west of the Black Hills. Ligusticum porteriSome people call this Bear Root and some people call it Snake Root. It has a very strong odor, something like a spicy...

Lavendula spp., or Common Lavender This EuroAsian herb has a long history of use in the Old World, and has naturalized into the New World as it was populated after initial contact.The scent is wholesomely healthy and has a calming and cleansing effect...

Patchouli is very popular among powwow dancers who scent themselves as well as their regalia. This mysterious, woodsy scent, originally came from India.This particular brand is undiluted and very potent; a little goes a long way. Dimensions:Oil is in 1/2...

Also know as kinnickinnick, this Native American herb's principal use is in the traditional ceremony of prayer with the sacred pipe. wah'pe canli, Arcostaphylos uva ursi Usually mixed with red willow bark and tobacco and then flavored with other Native...