Warm tan and coppery pieces gather into a loose, textured mound, with fine splinters and broader flakes catching the light. This cut catuaba bark herbal tea is for those who like their dried botanicals simple, visible and unfussy, with the character of the plant part left clear. What you’ll notice in the cut bark The pieces are irregular rather than powdered, with a natural mix of fine strands and flatter fragments. The colour runs from pale straw to deeper reddish brown, giving the pile a dry, earthy look. Its texture feels visually rustic, more like shaved bark than a finely processed botanical. The generous quantity suits a well-stocked botanical shelf where one simple ingredient can be kept close to hand. Cut botanical texture This is presented as cut catuaba bark, with the loose, fibrous form clearly visible. The photo shows a dry botanical made up of varied shavings and small flakes, rather than a ground powder or whole pieces. Keeping it well Store dried botanicals in a sealed container, away from moisture, heat and strong light. Use a clean, dry spoon or scoop, and close the container after each opening to help preserve the dry texture. Brazilian origin This catuaba comes from Brazil. A Brazilian dried botanical in cut form, chosen for its visible texture, warm colour and generous weight. Size and details Net weight: 1 kg. Country of origin: Brazil. Form: cut catuaba bark. A considered gift A thoughtful choice for someone who keeps a careful pantry of dried botanicals and enjoys ingredients with a simple, natural appearance. It suits a practical gift basket, especially alongside jars, labels or a favourite tea strainer. Common questions Is it ground or powdered? No. The photo shows cut pieces with a fibrous, bark-like texture, not a fine powder.