Botanical Name: Calendula officinalis
Plant Family: Asteraceae (Daisy family)
 
Origin
Calendula, also known as pot marigold, is native to Southern Europe and the Mediterranean region. It has been cultivated for centuries across Europe, Asia, and North America, where it has been widely used in traditional herbal practices for both internal and topical applications.
Historically, Calendula flowers were valued in herbal medicine for their gentle yet effective properties and were often used in teas, oils, and salves to support skin health and overall wellness.
Part of Plant Used: Dried Calendula Flowers (petals and whole flower heads)
 
Overview
 
Calendula Flower Tea is a gentle, soothing herbal infusion traditionally used to support skin health, digestive balance, and overall body harmony. Known for its bright golden petals, Calendula has long been associated with healing, renewal, and gentle cleansing in herbal traditions.
Unlike stronger detox herbs, Calendula is considered a mild and supportive botanical, making it ideal for daily use. It is often used in herbal systems to support the body’s natural cleansing processes, particularly through its traditional association with lymphatic and skin wellness.
 
As a tea, Calendula produces a light, slightly earthy, mildly floral infusion with a soft and comforting taste. It is easy to drink and pairs well with other herbs, making it a versatile addition to herbal tea blends.
 
Traditionally, Calendula Flower Tea has been used to support:
• Skin health and natural radiance
• Gentle detoxification and cleansing
• Digestive comfort
• Lymphatic system support
• Overall body balance
 
Calendula tea is especially appealing to those seeking a gentle herbal tea that supports beauty from within, as well as overall wellness.
 
AVE Generational Remedies® Calendula Flower Tea is a soothing, golden herbal infusion crafted to support skin health, gentle cleansing, and daily balance. Rooted in traditional herbal wisdom, it offers a calming and nourishing addition to your wellness routine.