Inguz

🌱 Inguz

A warming, nurturing herbal blend inspired by the rune of new beginnings, fertility, and creation.

Inguz—a rune of potential, fertility, and growth—represents the sacred energy of creation and the quiet power held within the seed before it sprouts. This tea was designed as a ritual ally for those preparing their body and spirit for conception, drawing on herbs traditionally used to nourish, support, and balance the reproductive system.

Red clover and chaste tree berries have long been associated with supporting hormonal balance and healthy cycles. Red raspberry leaf and nettle help tone and fortify the uterus, while peppermint, ginger, and cinnamon bring warmth, circulation, and soothing digestive support. The result is a blend that’s as flavorful and comforting as it is functional—ideal for fertility-focused rituals, cycle support, or simply enjoying as a beautiful, grounding herbal tea.

🌿 Ingredients:
Red Clover, Chaste Tree Berries, Red Raspberry Leaf, Peppermint, Nettle, Ginger, Cinnamon
Naturally caffeine-free.

🫖 Brewing Recommendations:
Use 1–2 tsp per 10 oz of hot water (200°F).
Steep for 7–10 minutes.
Best enjoyed warm during quiet reflection, journaling, or as part of your fertility care ritual.

🔮 Energetic & Elemental Correspondences:

• Sacral & Root Chakras – Fertility, vitality, grounding
• Inguz Rune – Creation, preparation, potential, emergence
• Love, Growth, Balance, Hope – Gentle support for planting seeds of intention
• Elemental Energies: Earth & Fire – Stability, warmth, and transformation

⚠️ Medical Disclaimer & Fertility Guidance:
This tea contains herbs traditionally used to support fertility and reproductive health, including chaste tree berries, red clover, and red raspberry leaf. It is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease, and is not a substitute for medical treatment or professional fertility care.

Do not drink this tea after a positive pregnancy test.
Some herbs in this blend may stimulate the uterus or affect hormonal balance and are not considered safe during pregnancy.

Always consult your licensed healthcare provider before using herbal products—especially if you are pregnant, trying to conceive, nursing, or managing a hormonal or reproductive health condition.