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Apothecary
BOTANICAL TOOLS FOR RITUAL, RECLAMATION & BECOMING
The
Ritual : Reclamation : Shadow Work :
A Wilder Kind Of Truth
What Makes This
Apothecary Different?
Wildcrafted and consciously sourced
Trauma-Informed & intentionally created
Plant allies prepared with purpose
Ritual Ready
Made in small batches
No fillers, or unnecessary oils
All botanicals are hand collected in Northern BC
Shadow Work Botanicals
PLANTS FOR THE PLACES WE MEET OURSELVES
Shadow Work Botanicals are a collection of single herbs chosen for their symbolism, their medicine, and the quiet way they support us through transformation. Each botanical is an invitation - to soften, to release, to see more clearly, to come back to yourself.
Ritual Black Salt
FOR BOUNDARIES AND PROTECTION
Made with ash collected from burned landscapes in Northern British Columbia and sea salt from Vancouver Island, this ritual black salt brings together what has passed through fire and what has been shaped by the sea.
Use it to mark thresholds, strengthen boundaries, support release, or give physical form to the things you have decided no longer get to cross the line.
Some things are meant to be welcomed in. Others are not.
Ritual Anointing Oils
BOTANICAL OILS FOR INTENTION
Slow-infused botanical oils created to make intention tangible. Anoint pulse points, ritual objects, candles, or your hands before beginning a working.
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Each blend pairs plants chosen for the symbolism they carry with an intention meant to be touched, carried, and returned to.
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Some intentions are meant to become more than words.
Ritual Kits
BOTANICAL WORKINGS FOR THE THRESHOLDS
Complete botanical rituals created for the thresholds we cross—the endings that need acknowledging, the beginnings we want to enter intentionally, the boundaries we choose to hold, and the parts of ourselves we are ready to reclaim.
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Each box is built around a specific intention and brings together carefully chosen plant allies, botanical oils, ritual salts, candles, loose botanicals and a guided working. Every element has a purpose, while leaving room for the ritual to become your own.
There is no prescribed outcome and no perfect way to do the work. The ritual simply gives you a place to begin.
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The ritual is the container. You are the one doing the work.