Agrimony Herb

Food • Ritual • Apothecary

Agrimony is a classic botanical with deep roots in traditional herbalism, folk foodways, and spiritual practice. Valued for its gently bitter profile and grounding nature, Agrimony has long been incorporated into teas, infusions, and traditional preparations, as well as ritual work focused on clarity, protection, and energetic balance.

Our Agrimony is carefully sourced, dried, and packaged in small batches to preserve its natural aroma, texture, and integrity—making it suitable for both culinary herbal use and spiritual applications.

🌿 Botanical Profile

• Common Name: Agrimony
• Latin Name: Agrimonia eupatoria
• Plant Part: Aerial herb
• Form: Loose, dried botanical
• Sold by the ounce

🍵 Culinary & Traditional Herbal Use

Agrimony has a long history of inclusion in traditional teas and infusions. Its mildly astringent, earthy flavor makes it a supportive addition to balanced herbal blends and classic single-herb preparations.

Common traditional food and beverage uses include:
• Herbal teas and infusions
• Traditional tonic-style blends
• Botanical beverages
• Infused honey or vinegar preparations
• Herbal culinary experiments and recipe crafting

(All culinary references are based on traditional use and cultural food practices.)

✨ Spiritual & Energetic Use

In spiritual and folk traditions, Agrimony is commonly associated with protection, clearing, and restoring balance. It is often chosen for practices that focus on releasing unwanted energies and strengthening personal boundaries.

Common spiritual uses include:
• Protection and banishing rituals
• Spell jars, charm bags, and sachets
• Ritual baths and floor washes
• Altar offerings and devotional work
• Incense and smoke blends
• Energy-clearing ceremonies

🌾 Quality & Care

• Food-grade, whole dried herb
• Small-batch packaged by The Good Shaman
• Stored in a clean, temperature-controlled environment
• Free from additives, fillers, or artificial ingredients

⚠️ Important Information

This product is offered as a traditional food herb and spiritual botanical. Information provided is for educational and cultural reference only and is not intended as medical advice. Consult a qualified professional if you have questions about individual use, especially if pregnant, nursing, or taking medications.