Damask Rose Petals Herbal Tea 15g

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Directions:
Add approximately 1-2 tablespoons of herb to 1 liter of mineral water in a stainless steel pan (no non-stick). Bring the water to the boil and let to steep for 5-10 minutes depending on required taste. Repeat and reuse the herb over the next 2 days, up to another 2-4 times. Subsequent brews may get slightly stronger before weaker as all the plants compounds release.

Ingredients:
Pure Loose Leaf Tea – Herbal Tea Made Simple
*Grown without the use of chemicals.

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The Delicate Damask Rose

The Damask Rose (Rosa damascena), renowned for its exquisite blooms and captivating fragrance, is a symbol of beauty and love that transcends cultures. Believed to have originated in the Middle East, this rose has played a central role in perfumery, culinary arts, and medicine through the ages.

Natural Habitat

The Damask Rose thrives in a mild climate, flourishing particularly in the fertile valleys of Bulgaria, Turkey, and Iran, where it has been cultivated for centuries for its aromatic oil. The rose prefers well-drained soil, moderate temperatures, and an ample supply of water, which helps develop its legendary scent.

Growth and Cultivation

Cultivation of the Damask Rose is labor-intensive but rewarding. The roses are typically harvested by hand in the early morning hours when their fragrance is most potent. These flowers are then used to produce rose water and rose oil, ingredients prized in both the cosmetic and culinary industries. The cultivation technique and the timing of the harvest are crucial in ensuring the highest quality and most fragrant yield.

Historical Uses

Historically, the Damask Rose was highly esteemed in Roman, Persian, and Islamic cultures, both for its medicinal properties and as a symbol of opulence and divine beauty. In medicine, it was used for its antiseptic, anti-inflammatory, and antibacterial properties. It was also believed to have mood-enhancing benefits, making it a popular remedy for heartache and a component in spiritual practices.

Culinary and Medicinal Uses

In the culinary world, the petals of the Damask Rose are often used to flavor desserts, jams, and teas. The rose’s delicate flavor is revered in Middle Eastern and European cuisines, and its petals can be found in everything from confections to savory dishes.

Medicinally, the rose is used to create a herbal tea known for its soothing properties, helping to alleviate stress and promote a sense of calm. This loose leaf herbal tea is not only cherished for its subtle flavors but also for its therapeutic benefits, including aiding digestion and enhancing skin health.

Cultural Significance

The Damask Rose is deeply embedded in cultural traditions across the world. In Bulgaria’s “Valley of Roses,” the annual rose festival celebrates the harvest and distillation of roses, an event that attracts visitors from around the globe. In Iran, the rose is a central motif in art and literature, symbolizing the divine.

The legacy of the Damask Rose, with its enduring beauty and myriad uses, continues to flourish in gardens and apothecaries worldwide, a testament to its timeless appeal and multifaceted benefits.

Weight 192 g
Dimensions 12.4 × 20.2 × 2 cm
Colour
Herbal Extraction
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