Our teas are more than just blends — they are sacred bridges to the past, steeped in memory and rooted in heritage. Each leaf, flower, and root in our offerings carries the soul of something greater: the wisdom of elders, the practices of healers, and the lived experience of communities who understood the land not just as a resource, but as a relative.

We draw inspiration from the deep, rich traditions of Gullah Geechee herbalism, where the garden and the yard were places of both healing and prayer. We honor African ancestral knowledge, where herbs were used not only to treat the body, but to protect the land. We uplift Indigenous wisdom that views each plant as a teacher, and we embrace Southern folk healing that mixes science, spirit, and storytelling into every remedy.

Every cup we create is a quiet offering — to the grandmothers who gathered roots beneath the moonlight, to the hands that tilled Sea Island soil, and to the voices that whispered over steaming pots, "Drink this, baby — it'll make you feel better."

We don’t just serve tea.

We serve remembrance.

We serve resilience.

We serve tradition made tangible.