A pre-assorted, complementary selection of five dried floral varieties from a family-owned comapny that has a mission to " organize spice cabinets for every household" with an ultimate endgame being " to give people ways to explore new cuisines and dive into new cooking experiences" through their curated spice offerings. Seasonings Included + Useage Suggestions Hibiscus: Alone or in combination with other dried herbs, flowers and spices, hibiscus flowers make colorful and flavorful teas. Caffeine-free. Rose Buds and Petals: These brightly colored blooms come from the Dog Rose, a species of climbing rose native to Europe, Asia and parts of Africa. It is this species that is depicted in European art and coat of arms designs to indicate heraldry. Dried rose buds and petals, which are a good source of vitamin C, are a colorful addition to baking, tea blends and potpourri mixtures. Caffeine-free. Lavender: Grown in the Provence region of France. Their scent is just as impressive, albeit more medicinal than other lavenders due to the presence of camphor. Caffeine-free. Jasmine: Jasmine flowers, which symbolize motherhood, are made into garlands or worn in the hair. The flowers are also tinctured to produce perfumed body sorays and can be added to tea blends. Caffeine-free. Chamomile: This member of the daisy family is native to Europe, north Africa and some parts of Asia, and is cultivated elsewhere. The dried flowers are used to brew a tea renowned for soothing frayed nerves or an upset stomach. Caffeine-free. Bouquet de Fleurs Seasonings, Set of 5 by Terrain at Anthropologie
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Bouquet De Fleurs Seasonings, Set Of 5 In Multi
A pre-assorted, complementary selection of five dried floral varieties from a family-owned comapny that has a mission to " organize spice cabinets for every household" with an ultimate endgame being " to give people ways to explore new cuisines and dive into new cooking experiences" through their curated spice offerings. Seasonings Included + Useage Suggestions Hibiscus: Alone or in combination with other dried herbs, flowers and spices, hibiscus flowers make colorful and flavorful teas. Caffeine-free. Rose Buds and Petals: These brightly colored blooms come from the Dog Rose, a species of climbing rose native to Europe, Asia and parts of Africa. It is this species that is depicted in European art and coat of arms designs to indicate heraldry. Dried rose buds and petals, which are a good source of vitamin C, are a colorful addition to baking, tea blends and potpourri mixtures. Caffeine-free. Lavender: Grown in the Provence region of France. Their scent is just as impressive, albeit more medicinal than other lavenders due to the presence of camphor. Caffeine-free. Jasmine: Jasmine flowers, which symbolize motherhood, are made into garlands or worn in the hair. The flowers are also tinctured to produce perfumed body sorays and can be added to tea blends. Caffeine-free. Chamomile: This member of the daisy family is native to Europe, north Africa and some parts of Asia, and is cultivated elsewhere. The dried flowers are used to brew a tea renowned for soothing frayed nerves or an upset stomach. Caffeine-free. Bouquet de Fleurs Seasonings, Set of 5 by Terrain at Anthropologie