Nettle (Urtica dioica), Yarrow (Achillea millefolium), Rose Bud & Petal (Rosa centifolia), S’áxt’ (Oplopanax horridus, aka devils club), Labrador Tea (Rhododendron groenlandicum).
This blend is offered in honor of Lingít Deisheetaan Yeilnaawu Joe Zuboff, whose presence brings cultural strength and grounding. The plants reflect the teachings carried by Uncle Joe. Inner strength, healthy boundaries, love & acceptance, fierce protection, and a deep sense of belonging rooted in Lingít identity. This blend is for those who are trying to quit coffee, and those who carry leadership quietly and with purpose.
Plant Teaching: Nettle/inner strength, Yarrow/healthy boundaries, Rose/love & acceptance, S’áxt’ (devils club)/protection, Labrador Tea/belonging.
Small: 0.50 oz. $11
Medium 0.70 oz. $12
Large: 2.0 oz. $32
XL: 4.0 oz. $62
*Inspired by Plant Teachings for Growing Social-Emotional Skills, Alaska Edition: Cultivating Wellbeing with Alaskan Plants, a collaborative project by GRuB, Northwest Indian Treatment Center, and Kaasei Indigenous Foodways. Available at ChatwinBooks.com
Nettle (Urtica dioica), Yarrow (Achillea millefolium), Rose Bud & Petal (Rosa centifolia), S’áxt’ (Oplopanax horridus, aka devils club), Labrador Tea (Rhododendron groenlandicum).
This blend is offered in honor of Lingít Deisheetaan Yeilnaawu Joe Zuboff, whose presence brings cultural strength and grounding. The plants reflect the teachings carried by Uncle Joe. Inner strength, healthy boundaries, love & acceptance, fierce protection, and a deep sense of belonging rooted in Lingít identity. This blend is for those who are trying to quit coffee, and those who carry leadership quietly and with purpose.
Plant Teaching: Nettle/inner strength, Yarrow/healthy boundaries, Rose/love & acceptance, S’áxt’ (devils club)/protection, Labrador Tea/belonging.
Small: 0.50 oz. $11
Medium 0.70 oz. $12
Large: 2.0 oz. $32
XL: 4.0 oz. $62
*Inspired by Plant Teachings for Growing Social-Emotional Skills, Alaska Edition: Cultivating Wellbeing with Alaskan Plants, a collaborative project by GRuB, Northwest Indian Treatment Center, and Kaasei Indigenous Foodways. Available at ChatwinBooks.com
