Made for nature lovers, herbalists, green witches and medicine wo/men from all walks of life.
Herbalist bandanas can be used as altar cloths, botanical wall hangings, hair ties, face coverings, cloth napkins... follow us on Instagram for more ways to wear!
So much care has been put into each and every botanical illustration, with the intention that the wearer may carry the energy of each special plant along with them on their journey.
On the spectrum of her bal healing - from the most subtle energy, to the very strongest essential oils, and everything in between - simply invoking the spirit of a plant makes their energy available on the most ethereal levels.
So whether you're sipping your tea, anointing yourself with an essential oil, or simply sitting next to an herb in your garden, there are many ways to interact with the supportive energy of healing plants.
Herbs included in this design:
We encourage further study of each plant below in order to get a full picture of how each can support + nourish your system.
Dandelion
garaxacum officinale
Cleavers
galium aparine
Violet
viola odorata
Nettle
urtica dioica
Oatstraw
avena sativa
Soloman's Seal
polygonatum biflorum
Red Raspberry
rubus idaeus
Trillium
trillium erectum
*very sensitive, do not wildcraft
Pollinators hummingbirds, honeybees, seeds and crystals added in for good measure!
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WILDFLOWER SEED PAPER sleeve on your herbalist bandana that you can plant in your garden = zero waste + flowers!
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Dyed by hand in small batches.
Approx. 21" x 21"
US-Made cotton bandana with finished edges.
Printed by a family-run printer using 100% eco-friendly inks + hand-dyed + packaged with sustainable packaging (and love!) in the Appalachian Mountains of Virginia, USA.
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Care:
Wanderite bandanas are pre-shrunk cotton that gets softer and softer with time. Gentle cycle or hand wash. Hang dry or low cycle heat. Steaming relaxes fabric up to size if any shrinking occurs.
Safest to wash dyed bandanas with like or darker colors for the first few washes.
