This is the air along the creek at dusk, right before the light goes.
Grown on the western slope of the Sierra — a native member of the Artemisia family, named for Artemis, the Greek goddess of the moon and the hunt. Artemisia douglasiana is sharp first — camphorous, sinus-clearing, the kind of scent that snaps you awake even as the day is winding down. Then it softens into something bitter-green, like crushed sagebrush and damp forest floor, before settling into a warm, musky base that lingers as everything else goes quiet.
It's a fitting namesake for the plant of dreamers. Mugwort tends to suit a particular kind of person — sensitive, imaginative, someone who's always had one foot in the felt world and one in the literal one. It's long been used to usher the mind into the lucid world, waking up the parts of the subconscious that tend to sit and settle, undisturbed, until something helps stir them loose. Dreams tend to come in more vivid, easier to hold onto and make sense of the next morning.
Dream Myst carries that lineage forward — beautifully aromatic, meant to loosen the mind's grip and invite it somewhere gentler. A few sprays on the pillow, or through the room before bed, is all it takes.
Wild-harvested on our property. Distilled in small batches.
To use: Mist the pillow and bedding before sleep, or through the room during an evening wind-down. A beautiful way to let the mind loosen its grip and drift somewhere it doesn't get to during the day.
This is the air along the creek at dusk, right before the light goes.
Grown on the western slope of the Sierra — a native member of the Artemisia family, named for Artemis, the Greek goddess of the moon and the hunt. Artemisia douglasiana is sharp first — camphorous, sinus-clearing, the kind of scent that snaps you awake even as the day is winding down. Then it softens into something bitter-green, like crushed sagebrush and damp forest floor, before settling into a warm, musky base that lingers as everything else goes quiet.
It's a fitting namesake for the plant of dreamers. Mugwort tends to suit a particular kind of person — sensitive, imaginative, someone who's always had one foot in the felt world and one in the literal one. It's long been used to usher the mind into the lucid world, waking up the parts of the subconscious that tend to sit and settle, undisturbed, until something helps stir them loose. Dreams tend to come in more vivid, easier to hold onto and make sense of the next morning.
Dream Myst carries that lineage forward — beautifully aromatic, meant to loosen the mind's grip and invite it somewhere gentler. A few sprays on the pillow, or through the room before bed, is all it takes.
Wild-harvested on our property. Distilled in small batches.
To use: Mist the pillow and bedding before sleep, or through the room during an evening wind-down. A beautiful way to let the mind loosen its grip and drift somewhere it doesn't get to during the day.
