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Welcome to our November promotion! This month we are recognizing that, even with the turmoil, both global and personal, many of us are experiencing, we still have much to be grateful for. So, it is a simple encouragement: “Let Us Give Thanks”.
We are thankful for you, our wonderful customers, distributors and Wisdom of the Earth teachers. You know who you are, and we appreciate your trust in us and your belief in the powerful Earth medicine carried by pure, plant essential oils.
Once again, here is the “administrative” side of participating in our monthly Promotions. Please read these instructions, even if you have participated before, as some ordering aspects may have changed.
1. The 40% off promotional offer on these select items runs this Friday, November 21st, starting at 12:01 am, and ends Sunday, November 23rd at midnight, Mountain Standard Time. Insurance is included in the shipping cost, which covers leakage, damage or loss.
2. If you normally order through your Wisdom of the Earth teacher or distributor, please do so for this promotion. You will receive the same 40% discount you would receive ordering directly from us, and doing so honors the ongoing relationship you have with our representative. They are also able to advise if you have questions regarding whether something would be helpful for you, and how to apply it most effectively for the use you have in mind, etc.
3. We have programmed the site to reflect the 40% off prices for these ten items; for reference, the regular price is shown in the product descriptions below. When you place an order for any of these 10 products, the discounted price will be applied automatically. No coupons are necessary.
4. The name of each product in the descriptions below is a link to the product on our website’s on-line store, if you want to go directly to it, or you can just make a list of the ones you are interested in as you read through the descriptions, and use the search function on the website to take you to them. The picture of each plant, with the name of the product in the center that accompanies the description is also a “link”, and if you click on the name it will take you to that product’s location in the e-store as well.
5. The promotional pricing cannot be combined with any other discount you may qualify for on these 10 items (for example, our 10% discount for locals), however if you wish to include other regularly priced items in your order, just enter your regular discount code, and it will be applied to the other, non-promotional products.
6. Please remember, these promotions result in lots of orders in a short amount of time, so we appreciate your patience, as it may take considerably longer than usual to process and ship promotional orders. If you have not received notice by email that your order has shipped by Tuesday, December 2nd, please contact us so we can research the status of your order.
7. Important! If you experience any problems placing your order during the promotion, let me know via the website Contact Us form, or send me an email at [email protected] explaining the issue. If we can’t get back to you until after the promotion, we will still honor the promotional pricing if you have contacted us during the promotional period.
There may be some products in the Promotion you have never heard of…this is a great opportunity to try something you have not used before. There are also a number of customer favorites (and one of my favorites…Sugandha Kokila (White Cinnamon)…) in the group. As always, we will highlight the healing properties of each product; for your broader information, cultural and spiritual aspects of these beautiful offerings will be noted, as well.
Please note: Since WOTE only offers pure, single, undiluted essential oils, unlike the vast majority of companies out there, they can be considerably more potent than the average person is used to. Also, we have had several questions from new customers about usage, so we will provide some general guidelines (see below) and also touch on usage, where appropriate, in each description. These guidelines and techniques are covered in depth in our Level 1 Medicinal Aromatherapy classes, but we are now reaching a larger audience, so we want to be responsive to that.
General Guidelines: We do not recommend taking essential oils internally; the most effective therapeutic mode of use is topically, over the area of concern (e.g., over the stomach, if digestive issues occur). A few drops in a bottle of water is fine, but normally, we advise topical application, going to the soles of the feet if an essence is hot (temperature-wise) or skin sensitive/photo-sensitive.
A good rule of thumb for an average adult is 5-7 drops of an oil; for children over 12, 3–4 drops; below 12, 1-2 drops on the soles of the feet. Remember, the body only absorbs/utilizes about 50%, on average, of the oil applied (just as when you take a vitamin, you do not actually receive 100% of its total benefit, but actually 50-75%+ depending upon a number of factors, e.g., dietary fat, molecular structure).
The Science of Vitamin Absorption: How Much of Your Dietary Vitamins Do You Actually Absorb?
Please do not hesitate to consult with your Wisdom of the Earth aromatherapist, or contact us, if you have questions about application or usage. We are happy to give product information, but if a health situation is complicated or serious, we would suggest you consult your health professional or schedule a consultation with Cynthia Olivera or Audre Gutierrez
Meet the products in this promotion!
Anise Seed; Birch, Sweet; Helichrysum (Albania); Lavandin, Sumian; Lemongrass (South America); Pepper, Black; Sage, True; Sugandha Kokila (White Cinnamon); Wintergreen; Sage, Prairie Hydrolat.
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Anise Seed Pimpinella anisum
Anise Seed essential oil, distilled from the dried seeds of Pimpinella anisum, is a time-honored botanical treasure with a sweet, licorice-like aroma and a rich legacy of healing, emotional, and spiritual significance. From ancient temples to modern apothecaries, Anise Seed essential oil continues to bridge the realms of body, mind, and spirit. Whether used for healing, emotional grounding, or spiritual insight, it remains a fragrant thread woven through the tapestry of human wellness and mysticism.
Medicinal & Therapeutic Benefits
Therapeutically, Anise Seed oil is a powerhouse for digestive health. Anise Seed is renowned for relieving bloating, gas, indigestion and colic.
Potent antispasmodic and expectorant properties make it a natural ally for easing muscle cramps and clearing respiratory congestion
Due to its abundance of anethole, the oil also boasts strong antimicrobial and antifungal effects. Traditionally, it has been used to support hormonal balance, particularly in easing menstrual discomfort and promoting lactation.
Spiritual & Emotional Benefits
Anise Seed oil shines as an emotional tonic:
- Known to dispel fear and timidity, uplift the spirit and restore equilibrium
- Clarifying scent sharpens mental focus
- Helps lift feelings of stagnation or mental fog
Spiritually, Anise Seed oil has long been revered in magical and metaphysical traditions. This beautiful oil can enhance psychic awareness, deepen meditation, foster connection with a higher consciousness and support purification and protection rituals.
Anise Seed is associated with the planet Jupiter and the element of air, suggesting support for expansion, wisdom, and clarity,
Historical & Cultural Information
Belonging to the Apiaceae family, this aromatic oil has been cherished for over 4,000 years, tracing its roots to the eastern Mediterranean and Southwest Asia. Ancient Egyptians used it to soothe digestive ailments and freshen breath, while Greek and Roman physicians like Hippocrates and Pliny the Elder praised its medicinal virtues.
Application Considerations:
- Hormone Sensitivity: Because Anise contains a high percentage of anethole, please use sparingly/with caution if you have hormone-sensitive conditions.
- Allergies: If you have known allergies to celery, fennel, caraway, or cumin, please use Anise with care as they belong to the same botanical family.
- Medication Use: We always recommend consulting with your medicinal aromatherapist before using if you are currently taking anti-coagulants, hormone therapies, or sedatives.
Retail Price: 15 ml $30; 120 ml $210
Birch, Sweet Betula lenta
Sweet Birch essential oil, distilled from the bark and twigs of Betula lenta, is a powerful and aromatic essence with a long-standing reputation in traditional medicine and spiritual practices. With its crisp, wintergreen-like scent, this oil has been cherished for centuries by cultures across North America and Europe for its potent healing properties and associations with renewal and purification.
Medicinal & Therapeutic Benefits
Sweet Birch is rich in methyl salicylate, a compound chemically similar to aspirin, which gives it its signature scent and powerful analgesic and anti-inflammatory effects.
- It is widely used to relieve arthritis, rheumatism, gout and muscular aches.
- Its warming action stimulates circulation, making it ideal for massage targeting chronic pain or post-exercise recovery.
- Supports lymphatic drainage and detoxification, helping the body eliminate waste and reduce swelling.
Spiritual & Emotional Benefits
Emotionally, Sweet Birch is invigorating and clarifying. Its sharp, clean aroma cuts through mental fog and emotional stagnation, encouraging resilience, motivation, and a sense of forward momentum. It’s particularly helpful during times of fatigue, indecision, or emotional heaviness, acting like a breath of fresh air for the psyche.
Spiritually, Sweet Birch has long been associated with purification, rebirth, and new beginnings. In many traditions, the birch tree is seen as a symbol of spring and regeneration. The oil is used in rituals to clear negative energy, restore balance, and enhance clarity during meditation. Its connection to the element of water and lunar energy makes it a powerful ally for emotional healing and intuitive work.
Historical & Cultural Significance
Native to the eastern regions of North America, the Sweet Birch tree has been a cornerstone of indigenous healing traditions. Native American tribes brewed its bark into teas to treat fevers, colds, and pain. In Russian culture, birch branches were used in banya steam baths to stimulate circulation and detoxify the body—rituals that mirrored the tree’s role as a cleanser of both body and spirit.
From ancient sweat lodges to modern aromatherapy, Sweet Birch essential oil continues to serve as a bridge between the physical and the spiritual. Its ability to soothe the body, uplift the mind, and purify the spirit makes it a cherished tool for holistic wellness and energetic renewal.
Application Considerations
- Sensitivity: Because Sweet Birch contains up to 97% methyl salicylate it should be used with care by individuals who are allergic to aspirin or salicylates, have bleeding disorders or those taking blood thinning medications.
Retail Price: 5 ml $18; 15 ml $47; 120 ml $329 |
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Helichrysum (Albania) Helichrysum italicum
Albanian Helichrysum essential oil, distilled from the golden blossoms of Helichrysum italicum grown in the mineral-rich mountains of Albania, is a rare and revered botanical treasure. Known as “Immortelle” or “Everlasting”, Helichrysum has long been celebrated for its profound healing properties, both physical and spiritual. Its name, derived from the Greek helios (sun) and chrysos (gold), reflects the radiant energy and luminous color of its blooms—symbols of vitality, renewal, and divine light.
Medicinal & Therapeutic Benefits
This essential oil is particularly prized for its high concentrations of neryl acetate and italidiones, compounds that contribute to its remarkable regenerative and anti-inflammatory effects. In natural medicine, Helichrysum is considered a powerhouse for skin repair, often referred to as “liquid stitches.”
- Accelerates the healing of wounds, scars (internal and external), burns and bruises
- Staple in anti-aging skincare (restores elasticity and reduces inflammation)
- Its antioxidant and antimicrobial properties further support immune health and protect against environmental stressors.
- Additionally, it improves circulation and helps reduce the appearance of varicose veins and hematomas, making it a favorite among holistic practitioners and massage therapists.
Spiritual & Emotional Benefits
Helichrysum carries a vibration of light and healing that transcends the physical realm. Whether used in anointing, diffused during meditation, or incorporated into ceremonial work, Helichrysum is best used during times of emotional overwhelm or spiritual fatigue. This oil offers a sense of clarity and renewal, helping individuals reconnect with their inner strength and purpose.
- Enhances meditation
- Helps to release deep-seated emotional trauma, grief, and energetic blockages.
- Fosters emotional resilience, encourages forgiveness, and opens the heart
- Associated with rebirth and immortality
Historical & Cultural Significance
Helichrysum has been used in sacred rituals across the Mediterranean for centuries. From ancient folk medicine to modern aromatherapy, Helichrysum essential oil continues to be a symbol of resilience, renewal, and radiant vitality. Its ability to bridge the body, heart, and spirit makes it one of the most cherished and versatile oils.
Retail Price: 5 ml $75; 15 ml $195; 120 ml $1,365
Lavandin (Sumian) Lavandula angustifolia x Lavandula latifolia
Lavandin Sumian essential oil, extracted from the flowering tops of Lavandula × intermedia ‘Sumian’, is a vibrant and aromatic hybrid born originally from the union of True Lavender (Lavandula angustifolia) and Spike Lavender (Lavandula latifolia). Since its first occurrence in nature, botanists have continued to develop additional hybrids.
Sumian offers a fresh, camphoraceous scent that invigorates both body and mind.
Medicinal & Therapeutic Benefits
Therapeutically, Lavandin is a versatile remedy.
- Considered one of the most helpful and effective essential oils for burns and bruises (I first put cold water on the burn, then pat dry and apply lavender or lavandin…incredibly effective!)
- Natural analgesic and anti-inflammatory, often used to relieve muscle and joint pain
- Strong antiseptic and antimicrobial qualities, great for wound care and skin cleansing
- Stimulates circulation, which can help reduce swelling and fluid retention
Spiritual & Emotional Benefits
Emotionally, Lavandin uplifts and energizes. Along with her soothing nature, this hybrid’s brightness:
- Promotes mental clarity, motivation and emotional resilience
- Combats fatigue and clears mental fog
- Restores a sense of purpose
Spiritually, its crisp aroma is used to clear stagnant energy and enhance focus during meditation or ritual work, making it a powerful tool for energetic renewal.
Historical & Cultural Significance
Historically, Lavandin was developed to meet the growing demand for lavender-scented products in perfumery and household care, as the fullness of its blossom structure significantly increased the oil yield from the distillation, literally doubling or tripling that of traditional lavender.
Symbolically, it carries the protective and peaceful qualities of lavender, but with a more invigorating twist—perfect for those seeking both healing and momentum.
Retail Price: 15 ml $23; 120 ml $161 |
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Lemongrass (South America) Cymbopogon citratus
The primary botanical name for the species widely cultivated in South America for its essential oil is Cymbopogon citratus. Although not native to the continent (it is originally from Maritime Southeast Asia and South Asia), it has become naturalized and a significant commercial crop in the region, particularly in Paraguay and Brazil.
Medicinal & Therapeutic Benefits
Lemongrass essential oil from the South American regions offers numerous benefits, mostly derived from its high citral content.
- The oil has potent anti-inflammatory effects and helps in relieving various types of pain, including muscle and joint aches, headaches, and general body pain.
- It effectively inhibits the growth of bacteria and fungi, making it useful for treating infections (such as athlete’s foot), disinfecting wounds, and as an ingredient in natural antiseptic products.
- Traditionally used to alleviate gastrointestinal discomforts, the oil can help with flatulence and promote healthy digestion. Its astringent qualities can also help stop blood flow in minor wounds by contracting blood vessels.
- Commonly referred to as “fever grass” in many cultures, the oil is used to help lower high fevers, often by inducing perspiration.
Spiritual & Emotional Benefits
In aromatherapy, South American lemongrass essential oil is cherished for its uplifting and purifying scent, which promotes emotional well-being.
- The oil’s soothing and calming effects on the mind help to alleviate symptoms of stress, nervousness, and anxiety.
- Boosts self-esteem, confidence, and mental strength, helping to combat feelings of depression and loneliness.
- Acts as a general tonic for the nervous system, promoting a sense of calm and better sleep for those with insomnia.
Historical & Cultural Significance
The plant is a fundamental part of folk medicine, used by indigenous communities to decrease blood pressure and as a calming agent.
Retail Price: 15ml $25; 120 ml $175
Pepper, Black (Organic N/C*) Piper nigrum (*N/C means raised according to Organic specifications, but not officially Certified Organic)
Black Pepper essential oil, steam-distilled from the dried peppercorns of Piper nigrum, is a bold and warming essence with a rich legacy that spans ancient trade routes, sacred rituals, and traditional medicine. Its pungent aroma and fiery energy have made it a staple in both culinary and healing traditions for thousands of years.
Medicinal & Therapeutic Benefits
Therapeutically, Black Pepper oil is a powerful stimulant and detoxifier.
- Enhances circulation, warms cold extremities, supports the body’s detox pathways
- Stimulates appetite and relieves constipation
- In Ayurvedic medicine it’s used to ignite agni, the digestive fire.
- Eases muscle aches, arthritis, and stiffness
- Expectorant action helps clear respiratory congestion
- Rich in antioxidants and antimicrobial compounds, it also supports immune health and protects against oxidative stress.
Spiritual & Emotional Benefits
Emotionally, Black Pepper essential oil is fortifying and clarifying.
- Helps release emotional blockages tied to fear, grief, and self-doubt
- Offers a sense of courage and resilience
- Stimulating nature sharpens focus and motivation,
- Valuable ally during times of fatigue or indecision.
Spiritually, Black Pepper has long been used for protection and grounding. It’s associated with the solar plexus chakra, enhancing personal power, will, and energetic boundaries. In ritual work, it’s used to dispel negativity and strengthen one’s inner fire.
Historical & Cultural Significance
Historically, Black Pepper’s influence is profound. Native to South India and Sri Lanka, black pepper was once so prized it served as currency and tribute, earning the nickname “black gold.”
In ancient Egypt, peppercorns were found in the nostrils of Ramses the Great during mummification—symbolizing preservation and protection. In Roman times, it was featured in over two-thirds of recipes in the oldest known cookbook, and in medieval Europe, it was locked away in vaults like treasure. Its enduring value across cultures speaks to its versatility and potency—not just as a spice, but as a symbol of vitality, strength, and sacred fire.
Retail Price: 15 ml $34; 120 ml $239
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Sage, True Salvia officinalis
True Sage essential oil, distilled from Salvia officinalis, is a potent and ancient botanical known for its sharp, herbaceous aroma and profound healing properties. It has been revered across cultures for its ability to strengthen the body, clarify the mind, and purify the spirit.
True Sage, also known as Common Sage or Dalmatian Sage, belongs to the Lamiaceae family and has been cultivated for centuries in Mediterranean regions. Its essential oil is steam-distilled from the leaves of the Salvia officinalis plant, yielding a powerful essence rich in thujone, camphor, and cineole—compounds that contribute to its strong antimicrobial, anti-inflammatory, and hormone-balancing effects.
Medicinal & Therapeutic Benefits
Medicinally, Sage essential oil is a powerhouse
- Supports cognitive function, memory and is a valuable ally in aging and mental fatigue
- Anti-inflammatory and antiseptic properties soothe sore muscles, reduce joint pain, and treat skin conditions like acne and eczema
- Regulates menstrual cycles and eases symptoms of menopause
- Respiratory care – expectorant, clears congestion and supports lung health
Spiritual & Emotional Benefits
- Grounding and empowering, True Sage encourages strength, courage, perseverance and dispels confusion/mental fog, promoting focus and emotional stability.
- Aromatherapists often use it to support individuals facing fear, grief, or self-doubt, helping them reconnect with their inner wisdom and resilience.
Spiritually, True Sage has long been considered a sacred herb. Ancient civilizations used it in purification rituals, ceremonies, and offerings to the divine. Its name, derived from the Latin salvare (“to save” or “to heal”), reflects its revered status as a protector and cleanser.
In spiritual practice, Sage essential oil is used to:
- Clear negative energy, enhance meditation and deepen spiritual awareness
- Integrate the majesty of the heavens into the human spirit
- Create a sense of divine connection and inner peace.
Historical & Cultural Significance
Historically, Sage was a cornerstone of herbal medicine in ancient Greece and Rome, where it was used to treat everything from snake bites to memory loss. The Egyptians considered it sacred, and medieval European herbalists called it the “master herb.” Its enduring legacy in folk medicine, culinary arts, and spiritual rituals speaks to its versatility and potency.
Whether used to heal the body, uplift the heart, or cleanse the soul, True Sage essential oil remains one of nature’s most powerful and revered gifts.
Retail Price: 15 ml $32; 120 ml $224
Sugandha Kokila (White Cinnamon) Cinnamomum glaucescens
Sugandha Kokila oil, also known as “white cinnamon” is distilled from the berries of Cinnamomum glaucescens. This oil is a powerful Ayurvedic remedy known for its warming, stimulating, and emotionally balancing properties. Native to the Himalayan regions of Nepal, Bhutan, and northeastern India, it has long been revered as a sacred aromatic and medicinal treasure.
Sugandha Kokila, whose name means “fragrant songbird” in Sanskrit, comes from an evergreen tree in the Lauraceae family. The essential oil is steam-distilled from its dried berries, yielding a golden liquid with a rich, spicy, camphoraceous aroma that blends notes of cinnamon and eucalyptus. This vibrant scent is both invigorating and grounding, making it a favorite in perfumery and traditional healing.
Medicinal & Therapeutic Benefits
Medicinally, Sugandha Kokila essential oil is a versatile stimulant and tonic. This oil has the power of cinnamon essential oil without the heat!
- Supports the digestive system, helping to relieve indigestion, bloating, and sluggish metabolism.
- Warming nature enhances circulation, making it useful for cold extremities and muscular tension.
- Acts as a respiratory aid, helps to clear congestion and ease breathing
- In Ayurvedic medicine, it is considered a nervine tonic, supporting the central nervous system and helping to reduce fatigue and mental fog.
- Antiviral, antimicrobial and anti-inflammatory properties make it effective for skin care, wound healing, and immune support.
Spiritual & Emotional Benefits
Emotionally, Sugandha Kokila offers a sense of clarity and upliftment.
- Dissolves emotional stagnation and restores vitality.
- Encourages mental focus.
- Warming energy helps release tension and promote relaxation after stress or exertion.
- Balances mood, when emotional exhaustion or low motivation are present.
Historical & Cultural Significance
Sugandha Kokila holds a special place in Himalayan traditions. It is often referred to as “a gift to perfumers from the Himalayan kingdom of Nepal” due to its exotic scent and therapeutic value. Indigenous communities have used it for centuries in rituals, healing ceremonies, and daily wellness practices, recognizing its ability to move energy and restore harmony.
Retail Price: 15 ml $33; 120 ml $231
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Wintergreen, Organic Gaultheria fragrantissima
Wintergreen essential oil, distilled from the leaves of Gaultheria fragrantissima, is a strikingly aromatic and deeply therapeutic essence with a legacy rooted in both ancient healing and spiritual tradition. Its crisp, minty scent—reminiscent of fresh forest air—is invigorating.
Medicinal & Therapeutic Benefits
Wintergreen essential oil carries the power of methyl salicylate, a compound that mimics aspirin and delivers potent pain-relieving and anti-inflammatory effects.
- Relieves arthritis, rheumatism, and muscular tension
- Warming nature stimulates circulation, making it ideal for cold extremities and post-exercise recovery
- Acts as a gentle expectorant helping to clear congestion
- Supports respiratory health
- Antimicrobial properties also make it useful for minor skin infections and wound care
Spiritual & Emotional Benefits
Emotionally, Wintergreen helps dissolve emotional stagnation, especially grief, resentment, and mental fatigue. A few drops stimulates alertness and motivation, making it a valuable ally during periods of low energy or indecision.
Spiritually, Wintergreen is associated with purification and protection and is often used in rituals to cleanse negative energy, strengthen personal boundaries, and support introspection. This oil has cooling energy that aligns with the throat and solar plexus chakras, enhancing communication and inner strength.
Historical & Cultural Significance
Native to the cool, mountainous regions of North America and the Himalayas, Wintergreen has long been revered by indigenous cultures. Native American tribes brewed its leaves into teas and poultices to treat fever, joint pain, and respiratory ailments. In the Himalayas, G. fragrantissima continues to be used in Ayurvedic and Tibetan medicine for its warming and circulatory benefits. During colonial times, Wintergreen became a popular substitute for imported salicylates, and its reputation as a natural remedy for headaches and muscle pain spread rapidly.
From sacred ceremonies to modern aromatherapy, Wintergreen essential oil continues to serve as a bridge between physical healing and spiritual empowerment. Its legacy as a symbol of resilience, clarity, and sacred fire makes it one of nature’s most dynamic and revered gifts.
Application Considerations
To ensure a positive healing experience, we suggest that those with a known sensitivity to aspirin and/or those taking blood-thinning medications consider choosing another essential oil with similar benefits from our extensive selection.
Retail Price: 15 ml $29; 120 ml $203
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Sage, Prairie (Hydrolat) Artemisia frigida
Prairie Sage Hydrolat, from the silvery-green leaves of Artemisia frigida, is a gentle yet deeply grounding aromatic water that bridges the worlds of herbal medicine and spiritual ritual. Native to the vast grasslands and high plains of North America, this resilient plant—also known as Prairie Sagewort or Fringed Sage—has long been revered by Indigenous cultures for its healing, protective, and ceremonial properties.
The hydrolat produced through steam distillation of the plant’s aerial parts, carries a soft, herbaceous scent with earthy undertones that evoke the open prairie and ancestral memory. Traditionally, it has been used to:
- Support respiratory health and ease congestion
- Soothe inflammation
- Calm irritated skin, reduce swelling
- Heal insect bites
- Disinfect and soothe minor wounds
Spiritual & Emotional Benefits
Emotionally, Prairie Sage hydrolat is a balm for the spirit. Its grounding aroma helps release emotional heaviness, grief, and mental fog, restoring clarity and calm. It is often used in energetic cleansing rituals—spritzed around the body or space to clear stagnant energy and invite renewal. Spiritually, it is considered a sacred purifier. Many Native American tribes include Prairie Sage among the Four Sacred Medicines, alongside sweetgrass, cedar, and tobacco. The plant is burned in smudging ceremonies, carried in medicine bundles, and used to prepare sacred space for prayer, healing, and transformation.
Historical & Cultural Significance
Historically, Prairie Sage played a vital role in Indigenous healing systems. The Cheyenne used it in Sun Dance purification rituals, while the Blackfeet chewed its leaves for heartburn and applied them to wounds. The Arapaho, Comanche, Navajo, and Ute tribes incorporated it into teas, salves, and ceremonial practices. Ethnobotanical records describe its use for “mountain fever,” nosebleeds, and general malaise—testament to its versatility and revered status.
Today, our artisan-produced Prairie Sage hydrolat continues to be a beloved ally for those seeking gentle healing and spiritual connection. Its ability to harmonize body, mind, and spirit makes it a valuable tool in holistic wellness, especially for sensitive individuals, children, and those navigating emotional transitions.
Retail Price: 120 ml $37; 500 ml $141
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