Vata Tea Blend Vitality Elixir

Vata Tea Blend Vitality Elixir

€55,00

Steady. Warm. Focused.

Vata rises early, already scattered — thoughts outpacing breath, mornings light and restless before the day has even begun. This blend offers a warm anchor, drawing the mind back into the body before momentum takes over.

Shunthi (Ginger) kindles the inner fire with quiet strength. Twak (Cinnamon) holds the warmth steady. Yashtimadhu (Licorice) soothes the edges. Dhanyaka (Coriander) restores balance. Cornflower clears the path ahead.

The Hero Note

Shunthi (Ginger)

Warm, pungent, and quietly commanding, Shunthi is the herb Vata most trusts. It kindles Agni with patience rather than force, drawing warmth inward and downward — the direction Vata most needs. Where the morning feels thin and unmoored, Shunthi gives it ground.

Also present

Twak (Cinnamon) · Yashtimadhu (Licorice) · Dhanyaka (Coriander) · Cornflower

Your Sunrise Ritual

I am steady. I am present. I move with ease. Whisper it once before the first sip, and let the warmth carry it inward.

Measure and boil

Two teaspoons of blend, fresh water brought to a full boil. 100°C / 212°F — the warmth that grounds Vata before the day begins to move it.

Steep

Five to seven minutes, unhurried. Let the warmth build in the cup while the body begins to settle into the morning.

Hold the cup

Pour into a heavy ceramic or clay mug. Weight steadies Vata, and the cup is part of the ritual. Hold it before drinking — both hands, full presence.

Set the intention

Whisper or hold inwardly: I am steady. I am present. I move with ease. Then sip slowly. Let the warmth travel inward, settling the winds before the day asks anything of you.

Allow the morning

Use daily. Allow 30 days for the body to find its own warm morning rhythm.

Ginger*, Liquorice Root*, Anise*, Cinnamon Sticks*, Cornflower Blue*, Coriander Powdered*
*Certified Organic

THE HERO NOTE

Shunthi

(Ginger)

The warming root

Shunthi is dried ginger root, one of Ayurveda's oldest digestive warmers — used for generations to kindle a sluggish digestive fire.

Dried slowly to concentrate its warmth, it carries a gentler, steadier heat than the fresh root.

The root that wakes digestion the way morning sun wakes a cold room — gradually, and all the way through.

The wisdom beneath the ritual

Rooted in Ayurvedic wisdom, crafted for modern life.

Complete your ritual

The rest of the Sunrise bliss — same dosha, same hours.

Best accompanied by the early hour, before the winds have gathered enough speed to carry the day away.