Name: Dried Lotus Flower Tea - White
Brand: NELUMBI
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White Lotus Flower Tea (Portal to Presence)

One ounce (1oz - 28g) of whole dried White Lotus flowers (Nelumbo nucifera)—consciously harvested and sustainably sourced from our trusted Sri Lanka family farm.

Steep your dried White Lotus flower into a clean, grounding tea. Lay a bloom beside you in meditation. Offer one to the stillness of your altar. However you work with it, each dried White Lotus flower holds an ancient invitation to arrive—a timeless symbol of purity, clarity, and awakening.

Still. Clear. Fully present.

Whole White Lotus flowers for tea, ceremony, and sacred self-care.

Organically grown and hand-picked on a trusted family farm in Sri Lanka, each bloom is gently dehydrated in a temperature-controlled dryer to preserve its luminous color and delicate aroma.

White Lotus is an invitation into Presence—quiet, clear, and unhurried. Brew a cup before meditation, during reflection, or anytime you want to soften the noise and return to stillness.

White Lotus Tea Ritual

Heat fresh water to just below boiling (about 190°F/88°C).
Place a whole dried flower in a clear glass teapot or cup.
Pour water over the flower and watch it bloom.
Steep 5–10 minutes, according to your desired strength.
Strain, sip, and savor.
Optional: Add honey or lemon for extra bliss.
Re-steep the flower several times in one sitting.

Pro tip: Enjoy before meditation, during quiet reflection, or any time you seek stillness and clarity.

Whole dried White Lotus flowers for tea & ceremony—beautiful, intact blooms you can steep and re-steep
A gentle cup for Presence—often enjoyed for stillness, clarity, and quiet reflection
Delicate aroma & subtle flavor—soft floral notes with a calm, earthy finish
Easy to brew, easy to return to—steep 5–10 minutes and re-steep 2–3 times in one sitting
Versatile ceremony—tea, meditation, altar offerings, or a flower steeped into bath water for a sensory moment
Sourced with care—organic, hand-picked in Sri Lanka and gently dried to preserve color, aroma, and integrity

Organically grown, hand-picked, and sun-dried
Directly sourced from a trusted family farm in Sri Lanka
No additives, fillers, or sprays—pure whole flowers
Lab-verified for purity and potency
Ethically harvested with reverence for the plant and land
Trusted by practitioners and ceremonialists worldwide

Each bag contains 1oz (28g)
Approx. 26 whole flowers per White Lotus bag
Blue and Pink Lotus available in separate listings
One flower per cup, or break in half for teapots
Re-steep multiple times

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Zach R.
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Soft and Floral Beauty
I have all three lotus teas and this is the most subtle and lovely. Highly recommended ;-)
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Bathtime Divine
Baths just elevated to a whole other level of beauty. I've always loved taking healing baths, and enjoy lighting candles and lining the tub with crystals and blessing the water with prayers, but now I add one or two Nelumbi lotus flowers into the water as well and allow the lotus to steep into the bath and bring its essence into the waters, and it is truly a meditative experience. I love watching the lotus flower move across the surface of the bath water, it brings me into presence with the moment even more deeply and helps me connect to the beauty of life all around. These lotus flowers are of the highest quality, and I highly recommend experimenting with ways to bring their potent vibrational medicine into your life.
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FAQ

What are the active compounds in White Lotus?

White Lotus (Nymphaea lotus) contains naturally occurring plant compounds, including alkaloids (such as nuciferine and aporphine) and flavonoids. These compounds contribute to the flower's distinctive aroma and its long history of traditional use in tea and ceremony.

Is White Lotus legal in the United States?

White Lotus (Nymphaea lotus) is legal to buy, possess, and use in most of the United States. However, it is currently restricted or prohibited in the state of Louisiana. We recommend checking your local laws before purchasing.

What does White Lotus Tea taste like?

White Lotus tea has a naturally soft, delicate aroma with gentle floral notes. Many describe the flavor as serene, smooth, and gently sweet.

How do I brew White Lotus Tea?

Place a whole dried flower (or petals) in a cup or teapot. Pour hot water (about 190°F/88°C) over the flower, steep for 5–10 minutes, then strain and enjoy. Re-steep the same flower several times for a deeper infusion.

Can I use White Lotus Tea before bed?

Absolutely. White Lotus is beloved for its calming, meditative qualities. Many enjoy a cup before sleep to support relaxation and restful sleep.

Is White Lotus Tea safe?

Our White Lotus flowers are organically grown, hand-picked, and lab-verified for purity. When enjoyed as a tea, they are generally considered safe for most people. If you are pregnant, nursing, or taking medication, consult your healthcare provider before use.

What are the benefits of White Lotus Tea?

White Lotus is known to calm the mind, support restful sleep, enhance meditation, and support a calm, centered state of mind. It's rich in antioxidants and has been used in sacred ceremonies for centuries.

Can I add sweetener or lemon?

Yes! While White Lotus is naturally sweet, adding honey or a slice of lemon can create a beautiful, personalized ceremony.

Where are your White Lotus flowers sourced?

Our flowers are grown organically and harvested by hand on a trusted family farm in Sri Lanka, ensuring purity, potency, and ethical stewardship.

How many times can I re-steep the flowers?

You can re-steep each flower 2–3 times in one sitting, enjoying a more nuanced flavor with each infusion.