Pureheart Alchemy
Medicina de flores
100ml
Medicina de flores
100ml
Ritual spirit cleanser of 88 medicinal flower essences
Medicina de Flores is Pureheart Alchemy's most expansive creation, a hand-crafted alchemical blend of 88 flowers, herbs, resins and roots gathered from every corner of the earth, designed to serve as an emotional reboot, clearing the energetic field, releasing stress and inducing a state of deep presence and clarity. Tinctured over three years in organic vodka and alchemised with biodynamic flower essences, wild and ceremonial spring waters, gemstone essences of shungite, moldavite and black tourmaline, and 24 karat gold ormus, it follows the shamanic tradition of purifying with plants.
- Clears the auric field of negative or stagnant energies
- Supports a state of deep presence, focus and clarity when used as a morning ritual
- Supports accelerated transformation and opening to higher states of consciousness
Ingredients
- Aqua
- Alcohol
- Rosa Damascena (Rose) Flower Essence*
- Jasminum Officinale (Jasmine) Flower Essence*
- Nelumbo Nucifera (Lotus) Flower Essence*
- Calendula Officinalis Flower Essence*
- Bach Flower Essence Blend*
How to use
Ideal for personal ritual and energetic cleansing.
I
Pour a few drops into the left hand, rub hands together, then clap 3 times to activate the blend.
II
Gently draw hands around the face and over the body, breathing deeply.
III
Repeat as desired and finish with hands on the heart.
Source & integrity
Biodynamic Plant Cultivation. Flower essence and master teacher plants are grown using organic and biodynamic principles, supporting soil health and ecosystem balance without synthetic chemicals.
Small-Batch Handcrafting. Elixirs and mysts are made by hand in small batches, helping reduce waste, avoid overproduction and preserve the integrity of each formula.
Local Garden Sourcing. By growing ingredients in their own dedicated garden sanctuary, Pureheart reduce reliance on third-party commercial growers and help lower the footprint of raw material sourcing.
