White Water Lily - 25g

Indian Spirit White Water Lily (Nymphaea ampla)

The white water lily is a tropical aquatic plant that has traditionally played a central role in ethnobotany. The dried flowers of this white water lily are known for their historical and ceremonial value.

What is the White Water Lily?

The white water lily, botanically known as Nymphaea ampla, grows in the freshwater regions of Central America and the Caribbean. This plant species stands out for its large white flowers and floating leaves. Within botany, the white water lily is studied for the specific alkaloids naturally present in the plant. Indian Spirit provides these flowers in dried form, preserving their natural properties through careful processing.

The history of the white water lily

The history of this plant is closely linked to the Mayan and Aztec civilizations. In the iconography of these peoples, the water lily is a symbol of purity and spiritual enlightenment. The flower was used during rituals to create an atmosphere of focus and contemplation. This historical context makes the White Water Lily a relevant crop within the study of ancient traditions and botanical use.

Use of the White Water Lily

The dried flowers can be applied in several ways:

• Brewing tea: Use 2 to 3 grams of the dried flowers per cup. Steep in hot water for 10 to 15 minutes for a mild and floral aroma.
• In the bath: Add a handful of flowers to warm bath water for an aromatic scent and a calming atmosphere in the room.
• Ritual use: The flowers often serve as a visual or symbolical component during meditation or ceremonial setups, in keeping with historical traditions.

About Indian Spirit

At Novus Fumus, we offer the White Water Lily from Indian Spirit because of their focus on quality and a pure production process.

• Content: 100% dried flowers and leaves of the Nymphaea ampla.
• Processing: Naturally dried, without chemical additives or extracts.
• Origin: Selected with an eye for botanical integrity.