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Sacred Blue Lotus (dried flower petals)

$61.00

Ancient Wisdom blue lotus for tea, dream rituals, and gentle evening ceremony when the day is ready to soften.

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Sacred Blue Lotus (dried flower petals)

Sacred Blue Lotus (dried flower petals)

$61.00

Sacred Blue Lotus (dried flower petals)

Sacred Blue Lotus (dried flower petals)

$61.00

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Blue Lotus

Nymphaea caerulea

Dreaming · Euphoria

Blue Lotus (Nymphaea caerulea) is a psychoactive water lily used for centuries to induce deep meditative states and vivid lucid dreams.

Sleep & DreamingMeditation & SpiritComfort & Ease

Benefits, preparation, pairings, and how to use, all in one place.

Blue Lotus (Nymphaea caerulea) is a psychoactive water lily used for centuries to induce deep meditative states and vivid lucid dreams.

Sleep & Dreaming

The gold standard for lucid dreaming and deep, visionary sleep.

Meditation & Spirit

Opens the third eye and relaxes the body for deep meditation.

Comfort & Ease

Traditionally an evening flower, taken to wind down rather than to wake up.

Traditional & Modern Context

Sacred to the ancient Egyptians, who believed it facilitated the soul's journey.

Full plant profile
OriginEgypt / East Africa
EnergeticsDreaming · Euphoria
TimeEvening / Night
IntensityModerate
Available Forms

Dried Flowers, Whole Flowers

How to use

Steep 5g of dried flowers in hot water or wine.

Ingredients

100% Pure Blue Lotus Flower (Nymphaea Caerulea)

This blend contains flower petals, pollen and the occasional flower head. It's the 'full spectrum' version of Blue Lotus Flowers.

*WILD HARVESTED in Sri Lanka

Suggested use

Infuse 1-2 teasppons in 1 cup of boiling water. Allow to steep 5-7 minutes (A longer steep time just makes it taste bitter, and you may lose subtle taste).

Take before bed/sleeping to induce lucid dreams.

The product, in detail

A worn kitchen table in low afternoon sun: a glass tumbler of pale amber infusion, the jar of dried petals behind it, and a brass spoon heaped with violet petals on crumpled linen.

Blue lotus

The sacred lily of the Nile

Nymphaea caerulea — a water lily rather than a lotus, painted along the Nile for thousands of years and wild-harvested today from lakes in Sri Lanka. Petals, pollen and the occasional flower head, shade-dried and brewed a teaspoon at a time.

A single open blue water lily floating beside one flat green pad in a weathered stone basin of dark water, hard sunlight across the stone, the jar standing on the paving beyond.

The flower

A water lily with a lotus's name

Nymphaea caerulea is a water lily. The true lotus is a different genus altogether — Nelumbo — and the two were confused a long way back, somewhere between the Nile and the English word. The name stuck, and the flower is still sold under it everywhere.

It grows up out of thick mud into clear water, opens in the day and closes at night. Egypt made a great deal of both: it was tied there to the sun and to resurrection, and painted often enough over thousands of years that the word sacred came with it and stayed on the jar.

A wide woven drying tray on a stone floor holding a loose layer of dried violet petals and golden stamens, one hand turning them over, the jar on the floor behind.

The harvest

Wild out of a Sri Lankan lake

These are not farmed. We wild-source the flowers from lakes in Sri Lanka, where they grow in the mud on their own, with no fertiliser and no pesticide, and they are dried in gentle shaded sunlight rather than under heat.

What ends up in the jar is petals, pollen and the occasional whole flower head rather than petals picked out on their own. Nothing is blended into it and nothing is added.

Two hands pouring from a cream enamel kettle into a glass cup packed with violet petals on a linen runner, steam in the low sun, the jar and a brass spoon beside it.

The cup

A teaspoon, and 5 to 7 minutes

1 to 2 teaspoons to a cup of boiling water, steeped 5 to 7 minutes, then strained. Longer is not stronger: a long steep turns it bitter and costs you the subtler part of the taste.

It brews a pale amber-gold, and the dried petals smell faintly of chocolate. A squeeze of lemon turns the cup deep purple and hibiscus does much the same, the colour answering to the acid; it is worth doing once for its own sake.

It is sedative, which is the reason it sits in the evening rather than the morning. We ask that you keep it away from driving and anything else that wants your full attention.

15g jar

15g · glass jar

The size to find out on.

30g jar

30g · glass jar

The one to keep on the shelf.

30g refill

30g · no jar

The same 30g for a jar you already have.

100g jar

100g · glass jar

For steeping often, or for a house that shares it.

What's inside

By weight, per jar

Blue lotus

per jar
  • Blue lotus flower (Nymphaea caerulea) · petals, pollen and the occasional flower head100%

Wild-harvested in Sri Lanka. Nothing else in the jar — no blend, no carrier, no flavouring — and the larger sizes are more of it rather than a stronger version of it.

Before you start

A note on informed use

Plant medicine deserves preparation. For most people this is gentle and uneventful, but some situations call for a conversation first.

Talk to someone first if:

  • You take prescription medication of any kind
  • You or your family have a history of psychosis, schizophrenia or bipolar disorder
  • You have a heart condition or blood pressure that isn't well controlled
  • You are pregnant or breastfeeding
  • You simply aren't sure whether this is for you

SSRIs and other antidepressants

They compete for the same serotonin receptors, and can dull the effect substantially. People who feel nothing at all are often taking one without having made the connection. It doesn't rule anything out; it does mean the timing is worth discussing with your doctor first.

Unsure where you sit? Email support@cosmicbazaar.com before you order — we would rather answer questions than take a sale someone regrets.

Our guarantee

If it isn't right, we make it right

Replace it, refund it, or talk it through — whichever leaves you better off. Reach us at support@cosmicbazaar.com and a person answers.

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Cosmic Bazaar

Cosmic Bazaar is our own house apothecary, a curated shelf of adaptogenic herbs, tonic powders, capsules, and ceremonial botanicals. From shilajit and ashwagandha to sacred lotus, these are the plant allies we reach for most.

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