Origins:
 
Wild rose tea can be traced back to the Tang Dynasty (618-907 AD), known as a golden age for Chinese poetry, arts, and culture. Its popularity quickly spread beyond China as it made its way to the Middle East and Europe. The calming properties of rose tea can help relax the mind, reduce anxiety, and promote restful sleep. Its gentle and soothing nature makes it a popular choice for those seeking moments of tranquility and self-care.
 
Benefits:
 
Among many other health benefits, wild rose rose petals can have a relaxing effect, helping to lower stress levels and encourage sleep. 
It is very good for the skin, improves digestion, strengthens the immune system and is a great relaxing tea, for it calms the nervous system. It is also said to help ease the pain and cramps of women during menstruation. It has anti-bacterial, anti-inflammatory, anti-oxidative, antiseptic and anti-allergen qualities.