Ceremonial Cacao
€23,99
A warming, restorative tea for your period.
Designed for the days you bleed: a cup that supports a comfortable flow, eases the discomfort of cramps, and brings a calmer, more peaceful cycle.
Three botanicals work together to encourage smooth, rhythmic flow, kindle agni, and deeply nourish the body to keep you steady.
Made in Sri Lanka by VEDDA. Ethically sourced. Small-batch production. 100% natural. Traditional methods.

During your period, a lot is happening in your body. Your oestrogen and progesterone levels are low, and the lining of your uterus, built up over the past weeks, is shed. Your body turns its energy inwards and asks you to slow down too.
Shed is made for these days. It's a warm, grounding tea with a naturally sweet taste from cinnamon, and no added sugar.
The menstrual phase starts on the first day of your period and usually lasts three to seven days. It's the winter of your cycle, a time to let go and rest.
Shed is made for these days. It's a warm cup for a time when many people feel cold and low on energy. The blend brings together herbs and spices that are traditionally used in Ayurveda during this phase, to warm the body, keep agni (your digestive fire) steady and help you feel calm and looked after.
Drink one or two cups during the days of your menstruation. Best consumed morning and evening, ideally 30-60 minutes after your meal.
Outside your period, it's also nice on a cold morning or a quiet evening.
All you need to know about our Shed blend


Ayurveda is about looking after yourself. The name comes from Sanskrit and means "the science of life." Your cycle is a natural process, and Ayurveda teaches you to work with it instead of against it. In this way of thinking, your period is the winter of your cycle: a time to let go and rest.
During your period, your body goes through something women's bodies have gone through for thousands of years. Your oestrogen and progesterone levels are low, and the lining of your uterus, built up over the past weeks, is shed. Your body turns its energy inwards and asks you to slow down too.
Making the tea is also a way to tell yourself it's time to slow down. It takes ten minutes to make and another ten to enjoy. That's twenty minutes with nowhere to go and nothing to do, on the days your body needs it most.
Ten warm minutes, both hands on a cup, no screen, no scroll, no noice. A gift to your nervous system.
