ch'e?t'ay (Devil's Club) Tea

ch'e?t'ay (Devil's Club) Teach'e? t'ay, or Devil's club, is traditionally used by Coast Salish people for its spiritual, medicinal and technological properties. ch'e? t'ay tea is used to relieve arthritis, sore muscles, coughs, colds, sore throat and more. Devil's club bark is sustainably harvested from Jessica Silvey's traditional territory in Sechelt, BC, ensuring the best quality of medicinal properties. Drink as a soothing tea or add to hot bath water for a relaxing soak.

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Material: Ceramic

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