Indigenous-owned tea company
Indigenous-owned tea company
Raven and Hummingbird Teas, Indigenous herbal tea company
intergenerational indigenous business
unique blends
indigenous plant knowledge
herbal looseleaf tea
focussing on ingredients such as raspberry leaf, stinging nettles. mint, Rosehips, these are unique flavour profiles than you have ever experienced!
herbal looseleaf tea
indigenous plant knowledge
herbal looseleaf tea
connection to the land through your first sip
indigenous plant knowledge
indigenous plant knowledge
indigenous plant knowledge
at our vendor tables or community events, get to know us and our products, we share on each unique blend and how the plants work together as medicine
Indigenous-owned tea company
Raven and Hummingbird Tea Co, Indigenous herbal teas
who we are and where we come from
who we are and where we come from
who we are and where we come from
Raven and hummingbird tea co, rhtea.co, Squamish nation owned indigenous herbal tea company, mother daughter family business by Cease Wyss and Senaqwila Wyss. For 30+ years, T’uy’t’tanat Cease Wyss has been studying ethnobotany, indigenous plant use and medicinal herbs, and in her learning, has raised her daughter Sen̓áḵw Senaqwila with these teachings. Passing this knowledge to each generation is vital to their culture and health. With the newest generation, Senaqwila teachers her daughters, Kamaya, age 7, Lily, age 11, and news family member Baby Hope Full Ḵwílayus, are already absorbing their traditional knowledge and use of the Squamish language in their upbringing as well.
Indigenous-owned business, indigenous-owned tea company canada.
Senaqwila Wyss and Cease Wyss are Squamish Nation ethnobotany small business to share indigenous knowledge and indigenous-medicines.
indigenous herbal tea company
who we are and where we come from
who we are and where we come from
Raven and hummingbird tea, indigenous owned tea business, has been well known for over 30+ years from small scale cottage-business, well respected amongst the pow wow and craft fair circuits all across the lower mainland. Through the covid-19 pandemic they faced shortages in packaging and supplies, faced hardships among many small business owners during these trying times, but have returned to continue to sell their medicines as herbal teas, salves, tinctures, and more! Stay tuned to their website and social media for updates, to learn more about the ingredients that make up not only a delicious cup of tea, but hold power in the beauty of inter generational knowledge transfer and indigenous plant medicines.