Nékwentsut Rose Nettle Mint Tea Musqueam potlatch bag and head piece

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Nékwentsut Rose Nettle Mint Tea Musqueam potlatch bag and head pieceNKWENTSUT (neck went suit) translates to 'warm oneself' in the Squamish language. This delicious all season tea is made with nettle, mint and rosehip. Nettle has been used traditionally in Squamish culture for its natural benefits to the body. Rosehips are packed full of vitamin C, and mint offers a soothing quality while supporting digestion. A wonderful blend for all seasons. What you will notice: A surge of bioavailable Vitamin C from rosehips to