
Dried Herbs
Choose a dried herb according to its ritual use and the form you need. Hyssop, sage, rue, basil, mugwort, patchouli, lavender, marjoram, and many other plants are available for sachets, altars, vials, and preparations.
For purification and protection, hyssop, rue, rosemary, and sage appear in several traditions. For prosperity and success, basil, bay leaf, and cinquefoil offer other possibilities. For divination and dreams, mugwort holds an important place.
If you are looking for a ready-to-burn fumigation, browse Fumigations instead. This collection primarily brings together dried plants to be used according to the method described in their product instructions.
To learn more about each material, consult the Botanical Grimoire. For beverages, use only products from the Infusions & Teas collection.
Dried herbs: choose the plant before choosing the ritual.
Hyssop, rue, basil, mugwort, patchouli, marjoram, myrtle, or mint: each herb has its own history and uses. Compare the plant, quantity, and form before adding it to a sachet, vial, or altar.
For a ready-to-burn fumigation, use the Fumigations collection instead.
To make choosing easier
Botanical Grimoire Fumigations Dried flowers By intention
Protection & purification
Hyssop, rue, sage, and other herbs appear in various cleansing and protection traditions.
Luck & prosperity
Basil, cinquefoil, and several plants in the department can be used in work for success or resources.
Divination & dreams
Mugwort is one of the plants most directly associated with this field in modern Western practices.
Pouch, vial, or altar?
Choose the container according to the desired quantity and visibility: small vial, ritual sachet, or an open arrangement on the altar.
Frequently asked questions about dried herbs
Shapes, uses, and choice of materials: useful answers before ordering.
Which herb should I choose to get started?
Start with a plant whose context you understand and that suits a specific working, rather than with an overly broad assortment.
Can all herbs be burned?
No. If you are looking for a material intended for fumigation, use products and blends explicitly designed for this purpose.
Can they be used as an infusion?
Do not consume any herb from the ritual section unless its product description explicitly indicates that it is a food product.
How to choose by intention?
The Ingredients by Intentions collection makes it easy to find plants associated with the main categories of workings.
How to choose between several references?
How should these products be stored?
Keep dry materials dry, away from heat and light. For liquids and infusions, follow the instructions on their product page.
How can I ask a question before purchasing?
Use Contact us with the product link and the detail to verify: format, tradition, composition, or use.




























































