Henry David Thoreau's Herbal Tisane Blend Barbara Heller and views of Rome and

and views of Rome and Pompeii

Surrealism was launched as a literary and artistic movement by French poet André Breton in 1924

this ornament is inspired by one of Beatrix Potter’s picture letters housed in our collections

Flourishing in San Francisco’s gay and Beat subcultures of the 1950s and ’60s

and recently widowed

Henry David Thoreau's Herbal Tisane Blend Barbara Heller and views of Rome andThoreau's interest in nature and botany has been immortalized in his many notebooks that produced essays such as "Autumnal Tints" and "Wild Apples". While Thoreau himself was not a tea (camellia sinensis) drinker, there are references to him drinking "teas" made from herbs he gathered in nature. Our inspiration for this all herbal blend came from these extensive writings. Imagine sitting at Walden Pond enjoying a quiet, peaceful moment with a cup of