FIRE (火) — Passion, Transformation & Celebration

Product Summary

FIRE (火) is a loose-leaf herbal tea created by Her Belle Tease. Inspired by the Fire element in traditional East Asian philosophy, this vibrant blend combines warming spices and uplifting botanicals to celebrate joy, courage, and transformation.

Crafted to embody the energy of summer and festive gatherings, FIRE invites moments of inspiration, heartfelt connection, and renewal.

Key Information

Product Type: Loose-leaf herbal infusion
Collection: Five Elements Collection
Inspired By: The Fire Element (火)
Format: Loose leaf
Net Weight: 50 g
Servings: Approximately 20–25 cups
Brew Temperature: 95–100°C
Brew Time: 5–7 minutes
Caffeine Content: Naturally caffeine free
Suitable For: Celebration, creativity, meditation, seasonal rituals
Origin: Ingredients sourced from multiple regions
Blended In: Small batches by Her Belle Tease

Ingredients

Botanical Ingredients

Lemongrass (Cymbopogon citratus)
Lemon Balm (Melissa officinalis)
Cinnamon Bark (Cinnamomum verum)
Red Clover Blossom (Trifolium pratense)
Rosehip (Rosa canina)
Lotus Leaf and Ginger (Nelumbo nucifera and Zingiber officinale)
Thyme (Thymus vulgaris)
Yarrow (Achillea millefolium)

Flavour Profile

Citrusy
Sweet
Warming
Spiced
Floral
Herbaceous
Bright
Comforting

Story Behind the Blend

FIRE (火) was created to honor the qualities of joy, love, passion, and transformation. Within the Five Elements tradition, Fire represents vitality and movement, encouraging creativity and heartfelt expression.

Inspired by the vibrant energy of summer and the celebrations surrounding Chinese New Year, this blend captures the spirit of enthusiasm and renewal. Its warming and aromatic profile was designed to encourage connection, gratitude, and the courage to pursue new dreams.

Traditional Herbal Context

Spices and aromatic herbs have long played important roles in culinary and herbal traditions around the world.

Cinnamon and ginger have been valued for centuries throughout Asia, the Middle East, and Europe, both as treasured spices and traditional household remedies. Lemongrass and lotus have deep roots within Southeast Asian and Chinese traditions, while lemon balm has been appreciated in European herbalism for generations.

Red clover, thyme, yarrow, and rosehip have longstanding histories within Western herbal traditions and have often been associated with vitality, protection, and seasonal wellness.

These historical uses are part of the cultural heritage surrounding these plants and are not intended as medical claims.

Botanical Research

The plants in this blend have been the subject of scientific research regarding their phytochemical composition and traditional applications.

Research topics include:

Polyphenols
Antioxidants
Essential oils
Aromatic compounds
Flavonoids
Phenolic compounds
Traditional herbal use

See individual plant pages in the Plant Library for references.

Suggested Ritual

Enjoy FIRE (火) when seeking inspiration, celebration, or renewed purpose.

Ideas for use:

Tea ceremony
Creativity sessions
Journalling
Meditation
Festive gatherings
Morning reflection
Seasonal celebrations

Elemental Reflection

Light a red candle to symbolize the energy of Fire.

As you sip, reflect on the dreams and experiences that inspire you. Speak an affirmation or wish aloud and embrace the joy, courage, and love you wish to cultivate in the coming season.

Packaging

FIRE (火) is presented in a reusable tea tin designed to preserve freshness and celebrate the vibrant spirit of the Fire element.

Features include:

Protective inner seal
Optional fabric pouch insert
Artwork inspired by red and gold tones associated with joy and celebration
Recyclable materials where possible
Minimal-waste packaging

Contraindications & Precautions

If pregnant, breastfeeding, taking medication, or managing a health condition, consult a qualified healthcare professional before consuming herbal products.

Certain ingredients may not be suitable for everyone:

Lemongrass is traditionally avoided during pregnancy and by individuals with low blood pressure.
Lemon balm may interact with sedative medications and thyroid treatments.
Cinnamon should be used cautiously by individuals with liver disorders, diabetes, or those taking anticoagulants.
Red clover contains naturally occurring phytoestrogens and may not be suitable for hormone-sensitive conditions.
Rosehip may not be suitable for individuals with kidney stone disorders or iron overload conditions.
Lotus and ginger may be unsuitable for individuals with gallstones, ulcers, or severe acid reflux.
Thyme should be used cautiously during pregnancy and by individuals with thyroid disorders or clotting conditions.
Yarrow is traditionally avoided during pregnancy and by individuals with ragweed allergies or bleeding disorders.

See the Plant Library for detailed information on individual herbs.