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Rosa de Castilla Tea - Herbal Infusion
Rosa de Castilla Tea is an aromatic infusion made from rose petals (Rosa gallica or similar species), traditionally used in Mexican herbal medicine to support overall wellness. Its soft, floral flavor makes it a comforting choice for daily self-car
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Bronquios Tea – Loose Leaf
Origin: Mexico 8 Oz $16.00 Ingredients: (Eucalyptus Leaves, Palo Mulato,Mexican Mullein, (Pennyroyal), Bougainvillea
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Mexican Spices
Mexican Spices
Herbal Medicine in Mexico
Herbal medicine, deeply rooted in Mexico’s rich biodiversity and cultural history, is a prevalent form of traditional medicine used for a wide range of ailments. Many Mexican communities rely on local healers—known as curanderos—and herbalists to access and prepare natural remedies passed down through generations. While some of these plants have shown promising effects in modern scientific research, there are still important considerations regarding their safety, dosage, and interactions with conventional medicine. -
Divine Infantess - Infantitas
The Divine Infantita is more than a decorative piece—it is a symbol of faith, hope, and devotion. Standing at 23 cm tall, it fits perfectly on shelves, tables, or desks, serving as a gentle reminder of spiritual values in your everyday life. This finely crafted sculpture brings a sense of light and serenity to any space, making it a meaningful addition for those who cherish religious art and seek a piece that reflects their faith.
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The Features
The Infant Mary (Divine Infantess, Virgin Child). Accessories available upon request.
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Festivity
Día de la Candelaria, also known as Candlemas, is a beloved Mexican holiday celebrated on February 2nd, marking the close of the Christmas season and commemorating the presentation of the Baby Jesus at the temple. A cherished tradition stems from Rosca de Reyes, the sweet bread enjoyed on Three Kings Day (January 6th): whoever finds the Baby Jesus figurine hidden inside is responsible for hosting a feast of tamales and atole on Candelaria. Families also lovingly dress their Niño Dios (Baby Jesus figurines) in elaborate outfits and take them to church for a special blessing, blending faith, family, and festivity in a uniquely Mexican way.DIA DE LA CANDELARIA -2 FEBRERO
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