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celebrating earth(a) day with a 22% off sale on earthamatter.com • ends tonight at midnight 🧚‍♀️🫜🦋🐣🧚

nothing like celebrating earth(a) than a tea party on the farm! Thank you @valmontefarmandgarden for hosting, I am so grateful for your partnership. Thank you @zanepaperings for capturing the day 🪄📸

Thank you to all the angels who have supported Eartha’s creation over the last year. Eartha Matter was created for the earth by the earth and I look forward to continuing the mission of bringing You closer to the earth in year ii

with love,
Tasia 🌱

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#earthday #celebration #apothecary #tea #farm by @earthamatter

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Meet the clinical herbalist You deserve | Tasia Marie Founder of Eartha Matter 🌱🪽

“On earth day 2025, I launched Eartha Matter but that was just the genesis of who I was becoming.

This past year, my herbal work and God shaped me into the clinical herbalist our community needs, not the one I planned to be

I’ve been shaped by the women I held and guided with herbal wisdom, by the hours spent studying when no one saw, by the forest near my house where I intimately met plants and flowers and learned their therapies.

By the bees that pollinate our medicine, the ecosystem, the community I stepped into.

There were moments it was just me, the earth, tears on my Bible and the decision to keep to going —
thank God I did.

In Eartha’s first year of creation, I supported 22 herbal clients, fulfilled over 250 apothecary orders, served tea at 30+ community events, sold at 12 markets, and hosted 4 horseback herbal gatherings, became a member of the American Herbalist Guild and a local beekeeping association.

Because You deserve an herbalist who is shaped by the herbs, land, community, and God.

Thank You for being here.”
Tasia Marie

DM or visit earthamatter.com to book your clinical herbalist session 🧝🏽‍♀️🦋🧚🫜🕯️🌘🪄🐣🌸💌

📸 @jacquel.n

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#herbalist #founder #smallbusiness #herbs #herbalism taken in Southern California by @earthamatter

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under the morning Autumn Sun, join @catiemacken for guided journaling with the healing hearts of horses🐴🤎

horse healing and writing paired with herbalist crafted herbal tea by @earthamatter 🍊 at the beautiful @oldcanyonstables in Topanga

tickets in bio 🎟️

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#horses #topanga taken in Old Canyon Stables by @earthamatter

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5 days ago

swipe to see Eartha’s newest herbal medicine additions to the apothecary 🤎

shop small batch organic herbs and more on earthamatter.com

Elderberry • sambucus nigra • the immune boosting herb

• clinical properties: Antiviral, immunomodulant, diaphoretic, anti-inflammatory, antioxidant

• herbalist suggested uses: make fermented elderberry honey! It pairs deliciously with cheese, on salads, and taken by the spoonful when you feel a cold comin

Marshmallow root • Althaea officinalis • the anti acid reflux & internal moistening herb

clinical properties: Demulcent, emollient, vulnerary, expectorant (soothing to the respiratory tract), mild diuretic

Herbalist suggested use: make an iced infusion of this to be your natural antacid or take a shot of it before eating spicy foods

to get the mucilage properties (a coating that covers your throat to your stomach to help with vocal support and settling acid reflex) do not add heat

Cinnamon sticks • Cinnamomum verum • the warming herb for mental acuity and circulation

clinical healing properties: Carminative, warming circulatory stimulant, antimicrobial, astringent, blood sugar modulating, antispasmodic

Herbalist suggested use: add cinnamon sticks to your milk to make a yummy cinnamon milk for your coffee, chai, or cacao

Mullein leaf • Verbascum thapsus • the respiratory support herb

clinical properties: Expectorant, demulcent, anti-inflammatory, mild antitussive, lymphatic, vulnerary

herbalist suggested use: add to your herbal blends to clear chest congestion. This is great to make a big steamer and inhale when you’re under the weather

clove • Syzygium aromaticum • aromatic and stimulating herb

Clinical properties: Carminative, analgesic and local anesthetic (eugenol oil), antimicrobial, antispasmodic, warming stimulant, antioxidant

Herbalist suggested use: make your own clove oil for skin support or add in very small quantities to your chai blends for warming circulation and digestive aid. I also love to make a clove oil spray to help with skin dark spots

Eartha Matter’s Apothecary has over 40+ small batch herbs, herbal tea blends, custom blends formulated by clinical herbalist Tasia, bath tea, by @earthamatter

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laboring love at the farm • @malibufigranch ♥️ taken in Malibu, California by @earthamatter

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I am an herbalist, my office is outside
clothed in a cleaver sword belt
my coffee is warmed on a tree stump by marmalade mornings as I await Your call

every clinical consultation is a chance to learn the patterns of your own body and meet the herbal medicine that can better your wellbeing. each tea blend, lotion, and tincture personalized to your being and thins the veil between soil and medicine

come to “my office” • book an herbal consultation • all consults are virtual and open to clients worldwide

herbal care examples / most experience
{herb / lifestyle cycle syncing}
{pmos, endometriosis, pms}
{stress mitigation}
{sleep support}
{migraines}
{fertility prep}
{supplement analysis}

Eartha’s office is open • link to book in bio 🌾 by @earthamatter

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Autumn’s Harvest • Eartha’s seasonal herbal blend • remnant of the Sun, spiced to warm the gut and heart • 🌾🫚🍎

made with organic ingredients: apple, ginger, cinnamon

grab a mug of Autumn’s Harvest • limited / seasonal stock on earthamatter.com by @earthamatter

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20 days ago

an Eartha Autumn 🤎🕯️🍂

swipe to the end to peek at our Autumn tea blend xx

the seasons to witness trees surrender their leaves and hear sounds of river birds at early dusk

deep nourishing feasts around wooden tables • squashes, carrots, soups, fermented garlic honey, and cosmic apples 🍎

waking up by the early call of a rooster and feeding the chicks

finding mushrooms after rain

eartha autumn herbal infused apple cider 🍁🍎🍂

morning coffee with ancient trees

sipping herbal eartha tea every evening

grounding into the earth, humbled by grandiose trees

giving custom herbal teas as gifts to your friends and family 🤎 (order on earthamatter.com/apothecary )

spooky hallow hikes

cinnamon, clove, anise seed milk

finishing knitting projects • merino wool on your fingertips

confronting our inner shadows, pouring our heart into words on pages by candlelight

Autumn forages

life after death

Sunflower petal tea and corn silk

making homemade pecan milk 🧸 (add cinnamon and dates too)

boosting immunity • vitamin replenishment

shop our novel Autumn’s Harvest herbal tea blend on our apothecary 🍎🤎🍂🕯️

organic apple, ginger, and cinnamon • delicious hot or iced, added to cider, or turn into a bubbly soda by adding a ginger bug by @earthamatter

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I found the Sun in Bitterroot, Montana, with a group of strangers tucked into a cozy cabin in a small valley town cradled by the ridge of a mountain. We had come with one shared intention: to find the light within ourselves. And now, as Summer ends and Autumn arrives, we are all called to search our hearts and find our inner light for the coming Season of Darkness…

read the rest of Eartha’s essay by swiping through each photo or read on @earthamatter Substack 🌲

In a world so full of darkness, light can be hard to find. It tends to live in small places, like the one @sanctuaryofbeings created in that valley. And because light is so scarce, we often use that as an excuse to succumb to the dark. A co-worker is in a bad mood, so we sink into one too. Someone doesn’t hold the door, so we let it swing shut on the stranger behind us. That is the nature of darkness. It extinguishes every bit of light it touches, if we don’t choose to maintain ours.

At the retreat, we moved our bodies in the thin morning air, the dew still clinging to the grass and the vanilla scent of ponderosa pines in the breeze. We knelt in the Montana mud and pulled quartz from the soil, each piece cold and pale, catching the light that illuminated a sparkle. We shared long, nourishing meals at a crowded table, worked through grief in quiet circles with @fionelson, and played with herbs until our hands smelled of chamomile and rose petals. I had the honor of sharing a sunflower petal tea and meditation with the group, to share my gift with those who need it, receiving more in return than I could ever give.

That tea took me a full year to cultivate enough to share. I foraged, washed, and dried sunflowers, their golden petals curling as they preserved their inner Sun. I tended more than a hundred blooms and together they made just one 16oz jar. It was small, and it made it all the way to that mountain cabin, a place I did not initially know it would need to be. A profound reminder to begin even when you are not sure where or for whom your cultivation will bloom.

I encouraged our group to find our inner light so we could carry it through our time together. Steam rose from our mugs into the cool m taken in Montana by @earthamatter

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herbal processing & restock • virtual event • 9/19 10-2 PM 🍯🌸🌱🐄

spend this Saturday in Eartha’s apothecary! Join our clinical herbalist & founder to:
• process & restock rosemary hair oil
• blend & restock cow tallow lotion
• herbal Q&A
• tea blending
• filling apothecary orders
• craft herbal client care

link in bio to register (free) 🌹 by @earthamatter

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moments from @welllivedwoman x @earthamatter herb hike over the weekend 🌱🤎

waking up hearing soothing bird songs, identifying herbs, and relishing in gratitude for the land and the Tongva stewards who have nurtured the land we walked upon

as an herbalist who respects land, culture, and herbs • I believe in sharing the ancient wisdom of plants we live with in addition to modern benefits as well. Sometimes the benefit is simply witnessing the herb where it’s been placed to grow and reflecting on where we can grow within ourselves. Over the weekend, we watched plants conclude their Summer cycle and prepare for Autumn and reflected on how we will prepare for Autumn, for losing the Sun’s light

Now I will patiently await for fennel and buckwheat to go to seed to make fresh fennel seed tea for digestion accompanied by buckwheat pancakes 🥞🌱

Thank you for your partnership and organization @welllivedwoman by @earthamatter

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