Honour your cycle with plants, not pressure.
Organic loose-leaf teas inspired by Indigenous plant traditions and crafted for daily self-care.
Carefully sourced with quality ingredients, delicious flavour, and a ritual that fits into real life.
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Northern Moon Botanical Ritual Set
Some weeks you're wired, some weeks you're wiped, and most teas treat every day the same. This one doesn't.
Three loose-leaf blends, one for different phases of your cycle:
• Moontime Comfort to soothe when most uncomfortable
• Wild Nettle Renewal for mineral-rich strength building
• Woodland Berry Tonic for polyphenol power while tender
A grounding ritual that meets your body where it actually is. Delicious enough to look forward to & caffeine-free, so you can drink any time of day, multiple times a day.
Up to 50 cups of tea per pouch or 150 cups total.
The whole month in one generous box to satisfy even the heaviest daily drinkers.
"Each of these teas has played a part in my journey to understand my cycle better, as someone who’s trying everything to help relieve my PMDD symptoms."
- Kelly, Owen Sound ★★★★★
A Different Kind of Innovation
Hello, I’m Neecha, an Anishinaabe-Celtic Futurist & Entrepreneur living in Tkaronto.
In my line of work, innovation meant faster, bigger, sleeker. Better ways to move people through a world that already felt too fast. I stepped away from that idea while living in a body that kept asking for something gentler. After years of chronic pain and fatigue alongside cocktails of medication and hormones, I started looking toward nutrition and plant-based care.
During graduate school, that search led me to Aniibiish. I discovered how innovation can be embodied in necessary, intentional pauses. The intersection of decolonial futures & women's wellness has become an essential driving force for my practice. I live to serve and respect forgotten wisdom & the relationship between us and the land.
Aniibiish begins with tea, but it does not end there.
Pre-menstrual & Menstrual Phase
A soothing blend designed for the most challenging days of your cycle. Raspberry leaf, lemon balm, and ginger work together to provide ease when it's needed the most.
Red Raspberry Leaf: Traditionally regarded as a nourishing uterine tonic and long cherished in women's herbal traditions.
Ginger Root: A warming botanical traditionally valued for its circulatory, anti-inflammatory, and carminative properties, and widely used in herbal traditions around the world.
Lemon Balm: A gentle member of the mint family traditionally appreciated as a calming nervine and antispasmodic herb, bringing balance and ease to moments of rest and ritual.
Gentle, floral with a warm ginger finish. Naturally sweet, no bitterness.
Follicular Phase
Iron-rich nettles and mineral-dense strawberry leaves replenish and restore. Designed for post-period resilience.
Nettle Leaf: Traditionally valued as a nutritive and restorative tonic, rich in minerals and long used in herbal traditions to nourish and renew the body.
Spearmint Leaf: A refreshing herb traditionally appreciated for its carminative and gently cooling properties, bringing balance and harmony to herbal preparations.
Strawberry Leaf: Traditionally regarded as an astringent and nourishing herb, cherished for generations in women's and folk herbal traditions.
Earthy and grounding with a mild, grassy sweetness. Clean mineral finish.
Luteal Phase
Wild berries paired with botanicals long steeped in herbal tradition, crafted for the quieter, inward days of your cycle.
Chamomile Flowers: A gentle soothing nervine traditionally treasured for bringing calm and balance to herbal rituals.
Sumac Berry: A tart wild berry traditionally valued for its cooling character and naturally rich in antioxidant plant compounds.
Rosehips: A vibrant botanical long celebrated as a restorative tonic and appreciated for their naturally occurring antioxidants.
Bright and tart with a deep berry richness. Pleasantly tangy, slightly warming.
No. You do not need to track your cycle to enjoy Aniibiish.
Cycle tracking turns our ritual kits into a more focused regimen, helping you choose blends in rhythm with your body throughout the month. Each tea can also be enjoyed on its own for its flavour, warmth, and carefully chosen botanical properties.
The cup comes first with blends we're proud to put beside any premium tea. What we can't be copied on is where it comes from: Aniibiish is Anishinaabe-owned, and our foundational blending technique draws on the plant knowledge of the Great Lakes territory, where plants are understood as relations rather than trends. In a modern landscape where wellness is often extractive, Aniibiish fills the gap with care and authenticity.
There's a care concern for anyone managing anovulation or weak ovulation, we'd gently discourage introducing changes to their routine during this window as that can throw off an already delicate trajectory. Ovulation is often the steadiest stretch of the cycle, and Wild Nettle Renewal already carries you through that mid-cycle window.
If you're already tracking, start with the blend formulated for your phase. If you're just starting, begin on day one of your period with Moontime Comfort, and let your cycle guide the rest:
The Northern Ritual Set has all three if you want the full cycle in one place.
Many people feel the warming ease of the first cup. For the deeper shift a daily blend can offer, give your body at least two to three cycles. Ritual care is a marathon, not a sprint; it works the way a season does, not a supplement.
One to two cups a day is a good rhythm. Each package is formulated with plenty: a full month's supply, with enough left over for the heavy drinkers among us. However, whatever is accessible to you for consistency is most important.
Please check with your healthcare provider before using herbal products during pregnancy, breastfeeding, or while trying to conceive. We'd rather you ask first.
If you take medication or manage a health condition, check with a healthcare provider before drinking herbal blends regularly. These herbs carry real medicinal and physiological properties. That's part of what makes them work, and also why it isn't worth risking a drug interaction.
We share traditional uses as tradition and cite a source whenever we make a specific claim. Our teas are for enjoyment and everyday wellness, not medical treatment.
