Herbal T-Shirts

OK, but first iced tea.

a dark and moody botanical illustration.

Basil hides conflicting meanings about love and death. In one of XV’s century novel written by Italian poet Boccaccio, it's told the tragic love story between two lovers: the two brothers of a noblewoman, whose name was Isabetta, killed the love of her life when they discovered his humble origins, and buried him in secret. When the girl discovered the horrible crime she decided to take the head of his lover, and hide it in the dirt of a basil pot near her window. She watered it everyday with her own tears, before she died of heartache.

Whether herbal tea, black or green tea, hot or iced, with caffeine or decaffeinated you will take a teacup over a coffee cup. Of course, the biscuits and crumpets are great too! Wear to a proper English breakfast or afternoon tea time. Tea drinking is a big part of British and Japanese culture. Is organic your cup of tea? Fun for kids to wear to a tea party with their dolls and toys, to the tea house or shop, or just relaxing with friends.

Still searching for Tea Drinking Sage Books Reading Spiritual Healing Mandala Law Of Attraction Crystals Rituals Meditation Inner Peace Healer Chakra Reiki Religion Spirituality Crystal Healing designs? Make a statement with this Can I Bring My Singing Bowls tee. Makes a great gift for a spirituality believer or spiritual healer in your life.

One sip and you'll see a fairy.

Beautiful, powerful and dangerous

Get this cool botanical design depicting a collection of herbs.

For tea lovers

For mom who is a herbalist

Garlic IS great!

There is so many plants in this world that are edible, have medicinal purposes, can be drink as tea. Let's know them!

herbs nature's medicine

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For all plant ladies out there!

A hand painted design of a Foxglove or Digitalis in pink.

Acupuncture is one of the traditional Chinese medicine methods to cure sickness by inserting needle into the different meridians (paths to the internal organs to stimulate their functions. There are other TCM like moxibustion, herbal medicine, tuina, qigong...etc.

Beautiful, powerful and dangerous plant. Magical potion bottle with crescent.

Crystal with sage

Botanical illustration of Tea Plant Botanical. Created with charcoal pencil style.

Ginger makes great tea, has medicinal properties, and adds deliciousness to so many foods. Truly GENIUS. It's time to publicly declare your love for the genius of ginger.

Tea time, illustration of black Herbal Tea Cups

Drink Modox

Aki’s Apothecary is a bit of a mystery; it never seems to be where it was before, no one can remember directions to it, and you won’t find it via Google Maps. But if you’re in need of healing, just whisper what ails you 3 times in the morning while drinking a cup of tea, and by sundown you will inexplicably find yourself drawn down a curious alleyway (strange, this path wasn’t always here, was it?) and into a shop flooded with light and the scent of lavender

Beautiful but deadly. Can kill and can cure.

Wolfsbane, monkshood, aconite, etc. This poisonous flower goes by many names! Hand drawn and painted in watercolor by me.

Moxibustion is one of the tradtional Chinese medicine therapies. Practitioner burns the moxa, then the heat, infra-red, and the herb's effective ingredient will penetrate into the skin, then flesh, then meridians and goes into the designated internal organs.

HOORAY for DILL. And, I know, I know, you're really thinking we should have said that dill is dill-icious. But we're not that kind of company.

Structure of chlorophyll A, which absorbs the light energy needed for photosynthesis.

Nature is My Church Witchcraft Witches Gifts

Beautiful but deadly. Can kill and can cure.

"I've got an herb for that" funny herbal t-shirt for men and women who use herbal medicine. A gift for herbalists, nurses and anyone who love natural lifestyke.

Tea Time

It's a simple watercolour painting of chamomile.

"The Healer's Apothecary" Curious Plant Magic Bottles Design. Snakeskin, plantain, matches, yarrow, turkeytail mushroom, dandelion, hagstone and thread, nettle, and honey! Take your medicine with you, wherever you go. :)

When you bring the basil to your recipe, the basil brings it right back.