Mugwort c/s

Mugwort – Cut & Sifted (Artemisia vulgaris) — Herb of Insight, Tradition & Tonic Balance
With its deeply indented green leaves and clusters of reddish-yellow flower heads, Mugwort has long been revered in European and Asian herbal traditions for its gentle action on digestion and its legendary connection to dreamwork, intuition, and women’s wellness. Used for millennia—from Roman soldiers’ sandals to Welsh birth rituals—this versatile cut & sifted form is ideal for making teas, incense, or infused oils.

🌿 Traditional Uses & Lore

• Known in folklore for aiding digestive function, increasing appetite, and promoting nutrient absorption
• Historically associated with dream recall, lucid dreaming, and moon-aligned rituals
• Named after Artemis, the Greek goddess of women and childbirth
• Referenced in the 13th-century Welsh herbal texts and by ancient physicians like Dioscorides

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🍵 How to Use

• Steep 1–2 tsp in hot water to make a traditional digestive or dream-enhancing tea
• Burn as a cleansing herb on charcoal or in bundles for ritual or meditation
• Infuse into oils for topical balms, muscle rubs, or aromatherapeutic massage
• Add to ritual sachets, bath teas, or mojo bags for ancestral-inspired practices

Tip: Use sparingly at night if exploring its dreamy qualities—best combined with calming herbs like chamomile or lemon balm.

💡 Aroma & Pairings

• Scent: Earthy, slightly bitter, and gently camphoraceous
• Flavor: Mildly bitter, aromatic, and warming
• Pairs beautifully with:
  - Lavender, chamomile, or blue lotus for dreamy infusions
  - Peppermint, ginger, or fennel for digestive teas
  - Frankincense or sage for aromatic blends and smoke cleansing