Prosperity Tea Ritual Blend

The money-drawing botanicals. Moneywort, clover, basil, and their prosperous company.

A generous loose packet. Enough for many sachets, jars, and workings.

Honestly labeled. Contains mistletoe: ritual use only, not for consumption.

• Contents: loose herbal blend of moneywort, sage, parsley, meadowsweet, mistletoe, basil, rose hips, clover, and black tea
• Not for consumption: contains mistletoe, which is toxic if ingested. Do not brew or drink. Keep away from children and pets.
• For ritual use: sachets, jar workings, and altar offerings
• SKU: LTPROM

Every herb here holds a seat in the prosperity tradition: moneywort and clover for the obvious green reasons, basil as the merchant's herb of Mediterranean folk custom, parsley and meadowsweet for plenty and favor, sage to keep the working clean, rose hips for sweetness, and mistletoe, the Druids' famed golden-bough plant, for luck and protection. Folk practice deploys such blends dry: sewn into green sachets, layered into prosperity jars, dished on the altar during money workings, or sprinkled at a business threshold. The blend draws no wealth on its own; it assembles the tradition's best-loved emblems while your working, and your work, do the drawing.

1. Sew a spoonful into a green cloth sachet for wallet, cash box, or desk drawer.
2. Layer it into prosperity jar workings with coins and a written petition.
3. Dish a pinch on the altar during money candle work.
4. Store sealed, cool, and dry, and strictly away from children, pets, and the kitchen.

• Prosperity Oil, 4 Dram: dresses the candle beside the sachet.
• Plastic Jar with Cap, 1 oz: portions the blend for jar workings.
• Prosperity Ritual Candle: the flame of the same working.

Can I brew this as tea?

No. The blend contains mistletoe, which is toxic if ingested, so we sell it strictly as a ritual blend: sachets, jars, and altar use only.

Why include mistletoe at all?

Its folk pedigree: the golden bough of European tradition, long carried for luck and protection. Its place is in the working, never the cup.

How should I store it?

Sealed, cool, dry, and out of reach of children and pets, well away from anything culinary.