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Orris Root Herbal Tea - Dried Iris Root

Name: Oris Watch World
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We strongly believe that the higher quality a product, the more benefits it brings - because it's loaded with the right substances. That's why we search around the world for the finest produce.
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Orris Root, also known as Iris Root, is derived from the iris flower and is found globally. The iris plant is cultivated by specific farmers who then pulverize the roots into a versatile powder that is utilized in various applications, including perfumes and skincare products.
Iris root is a botanical which is used in everything from pot pourri, to flavoured gin, to skincare products. It is fragrant, moisturising, and enhances other scents and flavours. We offer it in a dried, powdered form for use in any of your chosen applications.
Many people used to believe that iris root powder is a "love potion" which provokes desire in people who ingest it. However, it is more properly used as a spice, such as in Ras el-hanout, a blend of spices used heavily in Moroccan cuisine.