Three packages of 'Woodland Berry Tonic', 'Moontime Comfort', and 'Wild Nettle Renewal' on a reflective surface with grass in the background.

Northern Moon Botanical Ritual Set

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Three packages of 'Woodland Berry Tonic', 'Moontime Comfort', and 'Wild Nettle Renewal' on a reflective surface with grass in the background.

Multi-phase support · The complete cycle

Northern Moon Botanical Ritual Set

A complete cycle-care ritual with three targeted blends for comfort, renewal, and calming support.

$49.99
Sale price  $49.99 Regular price  $49.99

Best for: Discovering the full Aniibiish ritual, gifting, or experiencing every blend throughout your cycle.

Ritual Set Includes:

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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 each phase of your cycle:

  • Moontime Comfort, warm and soft, for the menstrual phase that asks for rest.

  • Wild Nettle Renewal, clean and green, for the follicular phase when energy comes back.

  • Woodland Berry Tonic, tart and grounding, for the luteal phase before your period.

A grounding ritual that meets your body where it actually is. Delicious enough to look forward to and caffeine-free, so you can drink it any time of day, more than once a day.

Up to 50 cups per pouch, around 150 cups in all. The whole month in one generous box, enough to satisfy even the heaviest daily drinkers.

Because the set holds all three blends, it carries all of their evidence: ginger studied for menstrual discomfort, chamomile for premenstrual mood, lemon balm for premenstrual symptoms, nettle's documented mineral content, and rosehips' vitamin C. Traditional where we say traditional, studied where we can point to the study.

Sources: Daily et al. Ginger for primary dysmenorrhea (systematic review). Pain Medicine, 2015; Sharifi et al. Chamomile vs mefenamic acid for PMS symptoms. 2013; Mirghafourvand et al. Lemon balm for PMS and quality of life (RCT). 2016; Rutto et al. Mineral content of stinging nettle. Int. J. Food Science, 2013; Rosa canina vitamin C and antioxidant analysis. BMC Chemistry, 2013.

Origin

Whole-leaf botanicals from Canadian suppliers we choose for quality, certified organic herbs wherever we can get it. We prioritize sourcing partnerships that are transparent, ethical, and sustainable.

How to steep

1 to 2 teaspoons per cup. Water just off the boil. Cover and steep 10 to 15 minutes. Covering keeps the aromatic oils in your cup rather than in the air. Stronger or milder to taste, warm or over ice.
A gentle note: If you’re pregnant, nursing, taking medication, or managing a health condition, please talk with your healthcare provider before drinking any tea, as some herbs may have specific clinical considerations or drug interactions. Our teas are made for general wellness, not medical treatment. Our products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
Do I have to track my cycle to enjoy this tea?

Not at all. It's still a delightfully good cup on its own. The phase pairing is there when you want it, never homework.

Does it contain caffeine?

No. Every Aniibiish blend is caffeine-free.

How do I choose the right blend?

You can choose by taste, by ritual, or by where you are in your cycle. Each blend is made with a different intention, from grounding and comfort to nourishment and renewal, so you can follow the kit as a full regimen or reach for the tea that feels right that day.

How often should I drink Aniibiish teas?

Aniibiish teas are made for regular ritual, not urgency. Enjoy one cup when you want a moment of care, or build them into your daily routine for a more consistent monthly practice.

The knowledge was always here

Aniibiish creates loose-leaf herbal teas guided by regional plant knowledge, careful sourcing, and respect for plants as more than ingredients.

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