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Ostara Wheel of the Year Blend
Imbolc is the Celtic fire festival honoring Brigid — goddess of poetry, smithcraft, and spring healing — and the first quiet stirring of spring beneath winter’s rest. This blend was crafted as an offering to that threshold.
Nourishing oatstraw and silken cornsilk root the body in steadiness, like fields waiting for light. Dark wild blueberries, black currants, and elderberries carry the memory of summer — stored sun, held in jewel-toned fruit. Warm ginger and true cinnamon kindle the inner hearth. Evergreen rosemary and visionary bay leaf lift the spirit toward intention and inspired making. Sacred angelica and blessed thistle echo old-world protection and devotion. A whisper of coconut softens the edges — a creamy hush beneath the flame.
This is not the blossom yet.
It is the vow to bloom.
The breath before the poem.
The spark before the forge.
Light a candle. Name what you are ready to tend. Drink slowly as you call your craft, your poetry, your becoming back to life.
This is the return of Spring.
Part of moonmere’s Wheel of the Year Blends, a collection of seasonal botanical infusions inspired by the Wheel of the Year — crafted to honor the shifting rhythms of nature, the turning seasons, ancient festival traditions, and the unique atmosphere and energy of each sacred point on the wheel. Discover more here.
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oatstraw (avena sativa)*,coconut flakes (cocos nucifera)*, cornsilk (zea mays)*, blackberry leaf (rubus fruticosus, rubus sp.), wild blueberries (vaccinium angustifolium), ginger root (zingiber officinale)*, black currants (ribes nigrum)*, elderberries (sambucus nigra)*, cinnamon (cinnamomum verum)*, rosemary leaf (rosmarinus officinalis)*, angelica root (angelica archangelica)*, milk thistle seed powder (silybum marianum)*, bay leaf (laurus nobilis)*, blessed thistle (cnicus benedictus)*
*Organic
Caffeine Free
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Drink this tea as a threshold ritual — a way of honoring the first quiet spark of your becoming.
🌅 When to Sip
at the turning of seasons, when winter loosens its grip
when you feel the faint stirring of a new idea, desire, or direction
when you’re ready to tend something small but meaningful
when you want to reconnect with your craft, creativity, or inner fire
🕯️ How to Sip With Intention
Light a candle or sit near a window where the light shifts.
Wrap your hands around the warm cup and take one slow breath.
Inhale the steam — berries, herbs, and spice — and let it remind you that life is returning beneath the surface.
Take the first sip as a vow: “I honor what is beginning in me.”
Drink slowly, imagining each swallow feeding the seed of something you’re ready to grow.
🔥 What This Tea Awakens
Imbolc is the promise before the bloom — the spark before the flame.
The berries carry stored sunlight.
The ginger and cinnamon kindle warmth.
The rosemary and bay lift your vision.
The sacred herbs protect what is still tender.Sip when you are ready to name what you will tend, warm, and bring into the light as spring returns.
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Find the cup of tea that feels like yours—everyone prefers a different balance of softness and boldness, so play and explore. Steep a heaping teaspoon in 6–8 oz of hot water for 3–7 minutes, adjusting the amount and time for a lighter or richer brew. Strain or use a filter, and illuminate your soulprint™. For the brightest flavor, enjoy before the date on the package.
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Super (10oz) ~ 94 servings at $0.52 per serving 💰 Save 30%
Full (6 oz) ~ 56 servings at $0.56 per serving 💰 Save 25%
Gibbous (4 oz) ~ 37 servings at $0.59 per serving 💰 Save 20%
Quarter (2 oz) ~ 18 servings at $0.63 per serving 💰 Save 15%
Crescent (1 oz) ~ 9 servings at $0.74 per serving
Moonbeam (3g) ~ 1 serving sample size
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Shipping available throughout the United States.
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