Your period already takes enough from you. Your comfort shouldn’t be one more thing you have to figure out. The Cycle Comfort Collection brings together traditionally used women’s wellness herbs for the days when cramps, tension, bloating, fatigue, and monthly mood changes have you feeling unlike yourself. It’s a warm, simple addition to your cycle-care routine for when your body needs softness and you need a minute to stop doing everything. Your cycle is coming either way, comfort can come with it. We know that feeling. Kumbatia’s Cycle Comfort Collection was created for the days when your body is asking for softness, warmth, and a little extra care. This herbal collection includes traditionally used women’s wellness herbs selected to complement your monthly self-care routine and help you create a comforting moment when your cycle has you feeling anything but comfortable. Enjoy 5 2oz tea bags of each of the following:           Motherwort           Red Clover           Lady's Mantle This isn’t about pretending one cup of tea will magically fix womanhood. It’s about giving yourself permission to pause, prepare something warm, and support your body instead of fighting through every symptom in silence. Cycle Comfort may be a good fit for the days when you’re: 🌿 Feeling tense, crampy, or physically uncomfortable🌿 Dealing with bloating and that heavy monthly feeling🌿 More irritable, emotional, or overwhelmed than usual🌿 Tired but still expected to handle everything🌿 Looking for a natural addition to your cycle-care routine🌿 Trying herbal tea but have no clue where to begin Because sometimes you don’t need another person telling you to “push through.” You need your heating pad, some quiet, a warm cup—and for everybody to leave you alone for fifteen good minutes. Your cycle is coming either way. Comfort can come with it. Shop the Cycle Comfort Collection from Kumbatia. Herbal products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent disease. Consult a qualified healthcare professional before use, particularly if you are pregnant, nursing, taking medication, have a medical condition, or use hormonal treatment.

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A deeply rooted botanical for intentional adult wellness rituals. Motherwort, botanically known as Leonurus cardiaca, is a traditional herb with an earthy aroma and distinctly bitter flavor. It has a long history in European herbal practices and was traditionally prepared during moments of nervous tension and emotional restlessness. This is not a sweet, casual sipping tea. Motherwort has a bold herbal character best suited for experienced tea drinkers seeking a traditional botanical ritual. Rooted in tradition. Prepared with intention. Used with care. Traditionally enjoyed to Support a calm, grounded wellness ritual Assist with moments of occasional nervous tension Encourage an intentional pause during demanding days Provide a naturally caffeine-free botanical option Complement other strongly flavored herbs in carefully selected blends These uses are based primarily on traditional history, not strong clinical evidence. The European Medicines Agency recognizes motherwort’s long-standing traditional use while noting that clinical evidence remains insufficient for firm conclusions. European Medicines Agency Flavor profile Earthy • Herbaceous • Strongly bitter • Grounding Motherwort’s bitterness is part of its natural character. Add honey if desired, or begin with a smaller amount until you become familiar with its flavor. How to prepare (Each tea pouch contains 2oz of loose leaf tea) Add approximately 1 teaspoon/2 oz of dried motherwort to 8 ounces of hot water. Cover and steep for 5–10 minutes, then strain thoroughly. Begin with a mild infusion and follow the serving instructions provided on the product label. Do not prepare an unusually concentrated tea or exceed the recommended serving. When might you notice it? Motherwort’s bitter flavor and grounding tea ritual are noticeable immediately. Individual experiences vary, and traditional use should not be presented as a guaranteed or immediate physical effect. Motherwort is not intended to treat anxiety, menstrual disorders, high blood pressure, heart palpitations, or any other medical condition. A little history Motherwort belongs to the mint family and has been used in European herbal traditions for centuries. Its common name reflects its historical association with women and motherhood; however, that history should not be mistaken for proof that it is safe during pregnancy. Modern safety guidance specifically states that motherwort must not be used while pregnant because of its traditional association with uterine stimulation. EMA assessment Important safety warning FOR ADULT USE ONLY. DO NOT USE DURING PREGNANCY. Do not use Motherwort if you: Are pregnant or may be pregnant Are trying to conceive Are breastfeeding, unless specifically approved by your healthcare professional Have a bleeding disorder or unusually heavy bleeding Take blood thinners, antiplatelet medication, heart medication, blood-pressure medication, sedatives, or other prescription medication Are preparing for surgery Have unexplained chest pain, fainting, shortness of breath, or heart palpitations Motherwort has demonstrated effects on platelet activity in laboratory research, creating a potential concern when combined with anticoagulant or antiplatelet drugs. PubMed Heart palpitations, chest pain, fainting, or shortness of breath require medical evaluation and should never be self-treated with an herbal product. Consult a qualified healthcare professional or pharmacist before use. Stop use and seek guidance if an adverse reaction occurs. These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.

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A Gentle Ritual for Women's Everyday Wellness Some moments call for more than a quick break, they call for a chance to slow down, reconnect, and care for yourself. Red Clover Tea has been traditionally enjoyed for generations as a beloved botanical in women's wellness practices. With its naturally mild, slightly sweet flavor, every cup invites you to pause, breathe deeply, and create a moment that's entirely your own. Whether you're beginning your morning with intention or winding down after a busy day, Red Clover Tea offers a comforting ritual that fits beautifully into your daily routine. Why You'll Love It Traditionally enjoyed as part of women's wellness routines Naturally mild with a smooth, earthy flavor Creates a calming moment of self-care Thoughtfully crafted for intentional living Caffeine-free Taste Profile A delicate, slightly sweet herbal infusion with soft floral notes and a clean, smooth finish. Perfect For Daily moments of mindfulness Building a comforting self-care ritual Pairing with journaling, reading, or quiet reflection Enjoying warm during peaceful mornings or relaxing evenings Brewing Instructions ****Each individual packet contains 2oz of loose leaf herbs. Use 1–2 teaspoons of dried Red Clover per 8 ounces of hot water. Steep for 8–10 minutes. Enjoy as is, or add a touch of honey if desired. Ingredients 100% Premium Dried Red Clover Blossoms (Trifolium pratense). A Moment from Kumbatia At Kumbatia, we believe wellness doesn't have to be complicated. Sometimes it begins with something as simple as slowing down long enough to enjoy a warm cup of tea. Every blend we offer is thoughtfully selected to help transform everyday moments into meaningful rituals, one peaceful sip at a time. Important Information Consult your healthcare provider before using this product if you are pregnant, nursing, taking prescription medications, have a medical condition, or have questions about whether this herb is appropriate for you. This product is intended to support general wellness traditions and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration.

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Lady’s Mantle Herbal Tea Botanical name: Alchemilla vulgarisAlso known as: Alchemilla, Lion’s Foot, Bear’s Foot and Woman’s MantlePlant part: Cut flowering aerial parts—leaves, stems and flowersNaturally caffeine-free ****Each individual tea bag contains 2oz of loose leaf herbal tea A quiet ritual for the days that ask more of you Monthly cycles can bring changes in comfort, energy and mood, sometimes all before breakfast. Lady’s Mantle is a traditional European herb with a long-standing connection to women’s herbal practices. Its soft, earthy flavor creates a naturally caffeine-free tea that can be incorporated into a comforting monthly routine. This is not a promise to erase cramps, regulate periods or “balance” hormones. It is an invitation to slow down, prepare something warm and make space for yourself during the parts of the month when your body may be asking for more care. Potential wellness benefits Traditionally associated with menstrual wellness Lady’s Mantle has historically been used in European and Balkan herbal traditions for menstrual and gynecological concerns. Lady’s Mantle has a long history of traditional use in women’s herbal practices and may be incorporated into a monthly wellness ritual. Traditionally associated with menstrual comfort and women’s wellness. Contains naturally occurring tannins Lady’s Mantle contains tannins, plant compounds responsible for its mildly dry and astringent taste. Tannins have been studied for several biological activities, but their presence does not prove that brewed tea will reduce menstrual bleeding or “tighten” reproductive tissues. Contains flavonoids and other plant compounds Lady’s Mantle naturally contains flavonoids and phenolic compounds, including compounds related to quercetin, rutin and kaempferol. Laboratory research has identified antioxidant activity, but human evidence for specific wellness outcomes remains limited. Contains naturally occurring flavonoids and other botanical compounds that continue to be studied. Traditionally used for digestive wellness European herbal references have discussed Lady’s Mantle in connection with nonspecific diarrhea and gastrointestinal discomfort because of its tannin content. This does not make your tea a treatment for diarrhea or digestive disease. Traditionally used in European herbal practices associated with digestive wellness. The European Scientific Cooperative on Phytotherapy identifies the herb’s characteristic constituents as tannins and flavonoids and discusses its traditional digestive uses. ESCOP Lady’s Mantle summary Supports an intentional self-care routine Preparing tea cannot make the laundry disappear, stop emails or convince everyone to leave you alone for ten minutes. It can, however, create a deliberate pause in the day. The warmth, preparation and repetition of a tea ritual can provide an immediate sensory form of self-care without promising a medical result. Why customers choose Lady’s Mantle Long history in traditional women’s herbal practices Naturally caffeine-free Mild, earthy and gently astringent flavor Easy to blend with more aromatic herbs Suitable for an intentional monthly self-care routine Contains naturally occurring tannins and flavonoids Offers a traditional herbal experience without added flavors What is Lady’s Mantle? Lady’s Mantle is a low-growing perennial herb in the rose family. Its rounded, scalloped leaves naturally collect beads of dew and rainwater in their centers. The leaf’s shape was traditionally compared with a flowing cloak or mantle, contributing to its common name and its association with feminine symbolism. The tea is generally made from the dried flowering aerial portions of Alchemilla vulgaris, which include the leaves, stems and small yellow-green flowers. History and traditional use Lady’s Mantle has been used in European herbal traditions for centuries. During the Middle Ages, the droplets that collected on its leaves attracted the attention of alchemists, who believed the water held unusual properties. The genus name Alchemilla is connected with this history of alchemy. The scalloped leaves were also associated with the mantle of the Virgin Mary, strengthening the plant’s symbolic relationship with women and femininity. Over time, Lady’s Mantle became part of folk practices connected with: Menstrual wellness Postpartum traditions Digestive complaints Skin and wound preparations Mouth rinses Women’s ceremonial and spiritual practices Historical use shows how communities valued the plant; it does not prove every traditional application is effective or safe. A modern scientific review confirms that Alchemilla species have been traditionally used in Southeast Europe and the Balkans for menstrual, menopausal and gynecological concerns, while also emphasizing the need for better clinical evidence. Scientific review What does Lady’s Mantle contain? Lady’s Mantle contains naturally occurring: Tannins Flavonoids Phenolic acids Plant sterols Small amounts of aromatic compounds Tannin and flavonoid concentrations vary by plant species, growing conditions, harvest, processing method and preparation strength. Laboratory or animal research involving concentrated extracts should not be treated as proof that a household cup of tea produces the same effects. How long does Lady’s Mantle take to work? There is no scientifically established timeframe for Lady’s Mantle tea to affect menstrual cramps, bleeding, PMS, cycle regularity or hormone levels. After one cup Customers may immediately experience: Warmth and hydration An earthy, traditional herbal flavor The calming structure of a personal tea ritual A gentle pause during an uncomfortable or demanding day The body begins digesting and processing extracted plant compounds after consumption, but that does not guarantee a noticeable physical result. With continued use Traditional herbal use often involves repeated consumption, but human clinical studies have not established an effective schedule, serving size or number of days for menstrual benefits. Lady’s Mantle can be enjoyed immediately as a warm, caffeine-free addition to a monthly self-care ritual. Human research has not established a guaranteed timeframe for menstrual or other wellness effects, and individual experiences vary.

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