Join us for an exciting launch of our Womb Wellness Tea Collection!

Immerse yourself in the magic of our four tea blends—Follicular, Ovulation, Luteal, and Menstruation—each crafted to nurture and harmonize your body through every phase of your cycle.

This event is a celebration of intentional wellness, where you'll enjoy tea tastings paired with delicious plant-based snacks, mindful rituals for each blend, and an introduction to the organic, respectfully harvested herbs in our collection.

Empress Zella will share the wisdom behind the herbs, explaining how they harmonize the body, mind, and spirit. Taelyr will guide you through understanding your body’s natural rhythms, discussing cycle syncing and the symptoms associated with each phase.

Beyond tea, the event will feature:

Plant-based snack pairings
Tarot reading by @thepriestessprophecy
Body adornment and altar tools from @labrujaboxx
And other aligned vendors offering more holistic goodies!

Don't miss this chance to celebrate wellness, connect with community, and embrace the power of your womb!

The Womb Wellness Collection is brought to you as a collaboration with Down to Earth Wellness and Ministry of Neteru Apothecary

Ministry of Neteru Apothecary — Empress Zella Taj Kan-Aset Xi (she/her), founder of the Ministry of Neteru Apothecary, is a Medicine Woman and High Priestess. She's a distinguished healer, herbalist, and ecologist with a deep devotion to the sacred bond between humans and the natural world. With advanced degrees in Environmental Science and Ecology, Empress Zella masterfully blends the Western science lens with Indigenous ancestral teachings. Her credentials as a Vitalist Herbalist Practitioner and Energy Healer, alongside her initiation in and devotion to the shamanic path of ancient alchemy, allow her to offer a truly holistic approach to healing.

Down To Earth Wellness — Taelyr Blehm (she/her), founder of Down To Earth Wellness, is an Institute of Integrative Nutrition certified holistic health coach with a focus on hormonal health. She is also a Masters Candidate in the George Washington University Public Health Program with a focus on Maternal Health. In her world - connection to womb, to self, and to the earth are the most important.