
The gesture, not the plant
A pot, a stalk cut from the yard, and someone who decided you needed looking after.
Across Caribbean homes, fever grass has long been steeped into tea with little ceremony — picked from the yard, brought into the kitchen and passed from one generation to the next as an everyday gesture of care.
Long before “wellness” became something to market, there was simply someone who noticed you needed tending to.
That is what we set out to capture. Not the plant. The gesture.





