Ceremonial Grade Egyptian Whole Flowers 30g
Ceremonial Grade Egyptian Whole Flowers 30g
Ceremonial Grade Egyptian Whole Flowers 30g
Ceremonial Grade Egyptian Whole Flowers 30g
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Ceremonial Grade Egyptian Whole Flowers 30g

$160.00

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Step into the legacy of the Egyptian Blue Lotus, a flower once celebrated in ancient temples along the Nile for its beauty and symbolism. Each bloom is harvested from the tranquil waters of Egypt and delicately sun-dried to preserve its form, rich colour, and natural essence.

This particular variety is known for its earthier aroma and golden-blue hue, embodying the grounding and timeless energy of the Egyptian landscape. Crafted for ritualists, collectors, and those who cherish moments of stillness and reflection, these blooms are a sensory expression of history itself.

How to Prepare - We like to take the petals off for a smoother taste

  • Teacup: 1-2 flower per cup, steep at 80–85 °C for 10–15 minutes.

  • Teapot: 3 flowers per 750 ml teapot, steep at 80–85 °C for 10–15 minutes.

  • Sun Tea: 4 flowers per 1 L glass vessel, steeped in sunlight for 4 hours, then chilled overnight for a crisp, floral infusion.

Each flower may be gently re-steeped for a softer, second brew.

What Makes It Unique

Origin: Ethically sourced from Sri Lanka, where the Blue Lotus held deep cultural and spiritual importance.
Appearance: Whole flowers with golden centres and light indigo petals — strikingly vivid and elegant.
Flavour: Slightly fuller and more robust than our Asian variety, with gentle earthy undertones and subtle floral sweetness, goes great with a slice of grapefruit,
Experience: Perfect for ceremonial tea gatherings, creative rituals, or as a decorative botanical that evokes the mystique of ancient Egypt.

Our Commitment

  • 100 % Nymphaea Caerulea (Egyptian Blue Lotus)

  • Naturally sun-dried and free from dyes, sprays, and synthetic additives

  • Sustainably harvested in small batches

Our direct relationships with local Sri Lankan growers ensure transparency, purity, and authenticity at every stage.

Egyptian vs. Asian Blue Lotus

While both flowers belong to the same family, the Egyptian Blue Lotus carries a deeper golden tone and more grounded aroma, offering a distinctly rich ceremonial presence. The Asian Blue Lotus tends to be darker in both colour and taste — gentle and airy, while the Egyptian feels ancient and rooted. Goes well with vanilla and milk.

The Blue Lotus Effect Promise
Pure • Sustainable • Ethical • Authentic

A rare botanical steeped in history — for those drawn to the quiet power of Egypt’s sacred bloom.

FAQs

Is Blue Lotus Safe?

Blue lotus flower is legal in most countries, but it's important to consult with a healthcare provider before trying it. The FDA labels the flower as poisonous but doesn't classify it as a controlled substance, meaning it's considered fit for human consumption. However, the safe dosage is unclear, and there's limited safety data on the substance and its potential side effects.
Is Blue Lotus Hallucinogenic?

Blue lotus is known as an entheogenic drug, a mind-altering substance that's believed to alter consciousness in a spiritual or religious manner. Consuming blue lotus flowers may result in a gentle euphoria, similar to the effects of cannabis, though it can affect people differently.
Does Blue Lotus Tea Make You Sleepy?

The tea, containing compounds like nuciferine and aporphine, is thought to aid sleep and offer gastrointestinal benefits. It's been used as a natural remedy for insomnia and other sleep disorders, although more research is needed to confirm its effects on the nervous system.
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