About Us

As a child, I remember my grandmother preparing gentle remedies from flowers and herbs. They were small rituals of softness and care, done slowly and with warmth. I learned later that the same traditions were prepared for new mothers in the weeks after birth, when warmth, rest and ritual were part of recovery. That is where I first understood that rest could be tended, like anything else worth keeping.

Years later, working long hours and worn out, I found myself longing for balance. I went back to those same traditions: warm water, petals and a little ceremony. It began as a private return to rest. In time it became something I wanted to share.

Rest doesn't have a single cause, so it doesn't have a single solution. That is why we never built it as one ritual. Each set draws on Traditional Chinese Medicine's old, patient way of thinking about rest: not as a reward for finishing everything, but as something the body and mind need to stay nourished. Some rituals ground. Some cool. Some clear.

Every blend is composed with intention. Petals and botanicals are chosen for their long traditional associations, minerals for their grounding feel, and scents that turn a bath into a few quiet minutes that belong to you.

As we have grown, so has the range. Alongside the tea baths there are now oils, room sprays and soaps, each made with the same devotion to slowness.

They are made with our loved ones in mind: the friend who gives more than she takes, the parent who rarely sits down. Stillness belongs in daily life, not just at the end of it. It is something to lean on, not something you have to earn.

In a world that moves too fast, we hope Oriental Tea Bath is somewhere to slow down, and a reminder that rest is something you are allowed to return to.