Rose

Heart-Opening Botanical Infusion

Softness is not weakness.

Rose has been cherished across cultures for centuries—not only for its unmistakable aroma and beauty, but as a botanical woven into traditional herbal preparations, food, ceremony, beauty rituals, and matters of the heart.

Our Rose is a simple, single-herb loose-leaf infusion made for slowing down and reconnecting with yourself. Delicate, aromatic, and naturally caffeine-free, rose creates a beautiful everyday cup on its own or can be blended with your favorite herbs and teas.

This is an herb of softness with thorns still attached.

Botanical Ally

Rose (Rosa spp.)

Traditional Herbal Uses

• Traditionally enjoyed as an aromatic botanical infusion

• Used throughout herbal traditions for emotional well-being and relaxation

• Traditionally incorporated into preparations supporting digestive comfort

• Historically used in culinary and topical botanical preparations

• Valued for its naturally occurring aromatic and plant compounds

Energetic Associations

• Love

• Compassion

• Beauty

• Softness

• Protection

• Heart Opening

About Rose

Rose has a long history that stretches far beyond the flower vase.

Its petals and buds have been incorporated into teas, foods, syrups, infused honeys, oils, baths, perfumes, and traditional botanical preparations across cultures.

Its aroma is unmistakable: floral, delicate, slightly sweet, and deeply nostalgic.

Energetically, rose is often associated with the heart—but its symbolism isn't limited to romantic love. Rose can represent self-love, grief, devotion, beauty, boundaries, protection, and the courage to remain soft without becoming defenseless.

After all, the rose carries both petals and thorns.

The Magic of Rose

Emotional Wellness

Rose has traditionally been associated with comfort, emotional ease, and uplifting the spirit.

Relaxation & Calm

Its aroma and ritual use have made rose a beloved botanical for quiet moments, evening rituals, and intentional slowing down.

Botanical Nourishment

Rose petals contain naturally occurring plant compounds, including polyphenols and aromatic constituents.

Skin Traditions

Rose has a long history of use in traditional beauty and topical botanical preparations.

Aromatic Ritual

Sometimes the ritual begins before the first sip. The aroma of rose makes brewing the herb part of the experience itself.

Feminine Energy

Across mythology, folklore, spirituality, and symbolism, the rose has become deeply associated with love, beauty, sensuality, devotion, intuition, and the feminine.

Energetic Inspiration

Rose reminds us that soft and strong were never opposites.

Its energetic traditions are associated with:

• Love

• Self-Devotion

• Compassion

• Emotional Softening

• Beauty

• Protection

• Heart Energy

• Feminine Wisdom

• Grief & Remembrance

• Boundaries

A rose doesn't remove its thorns to prove that it's beautiful.

Neither should you.

Brewing Ritual

Use 1–2 teaspoons per 8–12 oz of freshly boiled water.

Cover and steep for approximately 5–10 minutes.

Strain and enjoy warm.

For a stronger floral infusion, increase the amount of rose rather than dramatically extending the steep time.

Enjoy on its own or experiment with rose alongside other botanical allies.

Product Details

• Single-Herb Loose Leaf Botanical

• Caffeine-Free

• Small Batch Packed

• Handcrafted by The Outlaw Herbalist™

• By Transcendent Roots LLC

• Palm Springs, California

Ingredient: Rose (Rosa spp.)

Ritual Suggestion

Hold your cup with both hands.

Before drinking, breathe in the aroma.

Think about where you've mistaken hardness for strength—and where you might allow yourself to soften without surrendering your boundaries.

With each sip, repeat:

“I open my heart.
I choose love.
I keep my thorns.”

FDA Disclaimer

These statements are based on traditional herbal use and have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.