Consumable

Selection of Aboriginal culturally influenced consumables

In the offer of Raintree Art, you will also find a selection of Aboriginal healing moisturizers, balms, and teas that are hand-picked straight from the bush and dried under natural conditions at the homestead. In the offer, you will also find 3-packs of food wraps with pre-selected mixed Indigenous designs in the round and square pieces, one small, one medium, and one large piece. They can be used to cover any container to keep your food, or you can place it over a bowl or dish and press down on wrap with the warmth of your hands. It will warm up the beeswax and stick the wrap to the dish.

Amazing properties of Aboriginal consumables

Aboriginal healing balms are based on the traditional method using modern-day ingredients for rashes, burns, dry skin, eczema, skin sores, sunburn, and dermatitis. Kulbanyi loose leaf tea has for thousands of years been used by Australia's Garrwa-Yanyuwa Aboriginals for flu and aches. Kurranga loose leaf tea is a well-known medicinal bush tea for stomach ailments. Wild Hibiscus tea is rich in vitamin C and antioxidants, improves digestion, helps relieve cough and flu symptoms.