Lavender

Collection: Lavender

The evening herb. Lavender has been scattered through homes and smouldered at bedsides for centuries to invite rest, peace, and a lighter heart.

About Lavender

Lavender, most often Lavandula angustifolia and related species, is a Mediterranean mint-family shrub whose flower spikes have been dried, smouldered, and scattered through homes for centuries. Scott Cunningham records its powers as love, protection, purification, happiness, and peace. It is the herb reached for when the day has simply taken more than it gave.

Element

🍃Air

How to use

  • Keep it dry and airtight, away from light and humidity
  • Use it in sachets, altar jars, or a ritual bath tied in a muslin bag
  • Add it to a simmer pot for scent, or smoulder a small pinch over a fireproof dish with ventilation
  • For ritual use only; do not ingest

Safety
Use only for ritual or decorative purposes. Do not ingest.

How we source it

Our sage and botanicals are farm-grown or sustainably harvested, never wild-poached, and we ask every supplier to show us how. Read our Sage Sourcing Promise.

Ships from Thousand Oaks, CA. Free shipping to the contiguous U.S.

Learn more

Meaning, uses, origins and care, in full.

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Guide last updated October 7, 2026