Temple Botanical Box

The Temple Botanical Box gathers 24 sacred herbs, roots, flowers and botanicals in one curated collection. Practitioners traditionally use each one in ritual, spellcraft and herbal folk practice.

What’s Inside the Temple Botanical Box

This box features favourites such as angelica root for protection, bay leaf for manifestation, blue lotus for spiritual connection, mugwort for intuition and dream work, orris root for attraction, rosebuds for love, and star anise for psychic awareness. Together they offer endless possibilities for building your own blends, spell jars, altar offerings, ritual baths, incense and magical workings.

The full collection includes angelica root, bay leaf, blue lotus, calendula, catnip, chamomile, chia seeds, comfrey leaf, dandelion leaf, hyssop, lavender, lemon balm, lemongrass, lemon verbena, marshmallow leaf, mugwort, mullein, orris root, passionflower, peppermint, raspberry leaf, red clover, rosebuds and star anise.

Building Your Magical Apothecary

Whether you’re just beginning your journey or already have years of experience, this collection gives you a versatile foundation to draw from. Many practitioners keep botanicals like these organised in herbal apothecary jars, labelled and sorted by intention, so a working ingredient is always within reach.

Pair your box with other tools from our Botanica collection to round out your altar or spell kit. This box makes an especially thoughtful gift for anyone starting their own magical practice.

Gifting the Temple Botanical Box

This box makes a thoughtful gift for birthdays, initiations or any milestone in someone’s spiritual journey. Since it includes such a wide range of botanicals, the recipient can experiment freely without needing to buy each herb separately. Many people also use it as a starting point for learning correspondences, researching one botanical at a time as they work through the collection.

Because this box covers such a wide range of correspondences, from protection to love to psychic work, it also works well as a long-term reference collection. Keep it somewhere accessible in your practice space so you can reach for exactly what a working calls for, whenever inspiration strikes.