Colonial Remedies No. 4 - Chamomile Battery Candle Apricot Chai: Sunny ripened apricot

Apricot Chai: Sunny ripened apricot gives way to an herbal tea with a touch of orange honey blossom

Stay warm and stylish with this versatile throw

Lovely displayed solo or paired with other items

plated brass

This stoneware pitcher with reactive glaze in matte teal is a stunning and practical addition to any home

Colonial Remedies No. 4 - Chamomile Battery Candle Apricot Chai: Sunny ripened apricotChamomile 20 Teabags Calms Nervous Affections (For Occasional Stress Relief*) Description: The colonists steeped the dried flowers of chamomile as a tea for its gentle, soothing effects, and as a rinse for blond hair. Camomile flowers, boiled in lye, are a good wash to the head, and comfort both it and the brain. The English Physitian (1652) N. Culpeper. Chamomile was consumed during the Revolution as a patriotic alternative to paying the British tea