Raspberry Leaf cut 2oz (Rubus idaeus)

Rubus idaeus. True raspberry leaf, cut, wild-crafted in Europe.

Venus and Water. Cunningham's love-and-protection file.

Two ounces, ritual grade. Sachets, charm bags, and dishes.

• Contents: cut raspberry leaf (Rubus idaeus), 2 oz; wild-crafted, Europe
• Sold for ritual use: sachets, charm bags, and altar work, not packaged as a food or supplement
• Caution: raspberry leaf is traditionally regarded as a uterine tonic; if pregnant or trying to conceive, consult your midwife or doctor before any use beyond handling
• Store sealed, cool, and dark; SKU: HRASC

The bramble earned a double file in folk practice: the fruit and canes for love workings, sweetness guarded by thorns being the tradition's own metaphor, and the leaf for protection, hung over doors and folded into household charms in European custom. Cunningham lists raspberry under Venus and Water with love and protection as its powers, which sets the leaf's ritual jobs here: love sachets alongside rose and lavender, protective charm bags by the door, a dish on the Venus-day altar. Raspberry leaf is also one of herbalism's most famous teas, and we say so honestly rather than hide it; we simply sell this cut for ritual use, and anyone wishing to drink it should buy food-grade tea stock and, given the leaf's traditional reputation as a uterine tonic, talk with their midwife or doctor first, especially in pregnancy.

1. Fold into love sachets with rose petals and lavender in the Venus custom.
2. Fill protective charm bags for doorways and carried pockets.
3. Dish a pinch on the altar for Venus-day and love workings.
4. Store sealed, cool, and dark, away from the kitchen shelf.

• Reconciliation Oil, 4 Dram: the mending side of the love shelf.
• Clear Quartz Chip Bracelet: the all-purpose stone beside the herb drawer.
• Plastic Jar with Cap, 1 oz: portions the two ounces for kits.

What is raspberry leaf associated with?

Venus and Water in Cunningham's file, with love and protection as its traditional powers: the love-sachet and door-charm leaf.

Can I drink this as tea?

We sell this cut for ritual use rather than as food. Raspberry leaf tea is a famous herbal, honestly said, but source food-grade stock for drinking and consult your midwife or doctor first, since the leaf is traditionally regarded as a uterine tonic, a real consideration in pregnancy.

How should I store it?

Sealed, cool, and dark: cut leaf keeps its color and scent for a good year kept away from light and damp.