Mugwort

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Mugwort Magic 20g of organic dried Mugwort, perfect for tea, tinctures, oil infusions or as a tobacco substitute. *Mugwort must not be consumed while pregnant* Common Names: mugwor t, common wormwood, wild wormwood, felon herb, chrysanthemum weed, St. John’s plant, sailor’s tobacco Latin Names: Artemisia vulgaris Mugwort is an aromatic flowering plant that belongs to the daisy family, Asteraceae. Known to herbalists as Artemisia vulgaris, Mugwort is named after the lunar goddess, Artemis, and, like the moon, invites us to travel with her from the material world into the magical. Mugwort, ‘the witches herb’, has many physical and spiritual benefits. Use your Mugwort as a tea or a tincture. The leaves have a downward and warming action in the body, encouraging digestion, easing gas and nausea, and stimulating circulation to the uterus, which can help to promote menstruation. Use your Mugwort for dream work and spiritual benefits. Mugwort has been used for dream recall, lucid dreaming and ancestor work. Place some Mugwort under your pillow or drink Mugwort Tea before bed. Mugwort can also be used to smudge your space, clearing and protecting as well as increasing psychic ability. “Mugwort is like the grandmother you always wanted, which might be why she is often referred to by herbalists and healers as ‘cronewort’ after the wise elder archetype. Like a patient grandparent who has been ignored and not visited for far too long, she welcomes you with open, forgiving arms, eager to distil her timeless wisdom to anyone willing to listen.” - funkyforest, Sunshine Coast qld. "As the village midwife once nurtured the heart of the community with compassion, knowledge, common sense, and magic, cronewort has soothed the pain of childbirth, eased the tenderness of aching joints, comforted bellies, and instilled vision among human beings for centuries with her knowing medicine." - Judith Berger, Herbal Rituals Show more