Dried Lavender Buds Xun Yi Cao Xinjiang Flowering Tops for Herbal Tea and Aromatic Blends 500g

Dried Lavender Flower Buds, known in TCM as Xun Yi Cao (薰衣草), from Lavandula angustifolia, consisting of carefully selected dried flowering tops. Sourced from Xinjiang and hand-sorted to remove impurities, these aromatic buds are traditionally associated with calming and soothing qualities in herbal practice. In TCM understanding, lavender is considered to have a pungent nature and is valued for gentle relaxation and emotional balance. Suitable for herbal tea, culinary infusions, sachets, and aromatic preparations.

Key Selling Points

• Single-ingredient dried lavender flowering tops with no additives
• Botanical source Lavandula angustifolia from Xinjiang, China
• Hand-sorted to remove stems and impurities for cleaner buds
• Traditionally valued in TCM for calming and soothing properties
• Versatile for herbal tea, culinary infusions, sachets, and potpourri

Quality & Sensory

Typically deep purple-blue buds with a fine, dry texture and intact florets. The aroma is characteristically sweet, floral, and herbaceous. When steeped, the infusion typically shows a light golden color with a delicate floral taste and a softly soothing finish.

Technical Specifications

Usage Scenarios

• Steep as a standalone herbal tea or blend with chamomile and rose
• Infuse into syrups, desserts, and baked goods for floral flavor
• Fill sachets and pillows for a natural aromatic fragrance
• Add to bath blends and foot soaks for a relaxing soak
• Use in potpourri and homemade candles

Traditional Uses

In traditional herbal practice, lavender buds have long been used in infusions and aromatic preparations associated with relaxation and restful evenings. They are commonly paired with chamomile, rose petals, or mint in calming tea blends. In folk use, the dried flowers are placed in sachets to scent linens and closets, and added to bathwater for a soothing soak. In TCM, lavender is regarded as a gentle herb for easing tension and supporting emotional balance.

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