Maison Yanna · The botanical cabinet
Every plant.
Its own character.
Flowers, leaves, roots and distinctive botanical materials. Open a plate, observe the plant and choose its form.
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Chamomile
Flowers · Dried flowers
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Tetrapleura tetraptera
Fruits · Whole fruits
Discover this plant ↗Hibiscus
Flowers · Dried flowers
Discover this plant ↗Rosemary
Salvia rosmarinus
Aerial parts · Dried plant
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Ashwagandha - racine poudre
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Raspberry leaf
Leaves · Dried leaves
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Lemon verbena
Aerial parts · Dried plant

Nettle
Urtica dioica
See the label · Dried plant

Sage
Salvia officinalis
Aerial parts · Dried plant
Ashwagandha · cut root
Withania somnifera
Root · Cut root
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Chaste tree
Vitex agnus-castus
Fruits · Whole fruits

Triphala
Fruit blend · Powder · blend

Ceylon cinnamon
Cinnamomum verum
Bark · Aromatic bark

Burdock
Arctium lappa
Root · Dried root

Mallow
Malva sylvestris
See the label · Dried plant

Peppermint
Mentha piperita
Leaves · Dried leaves

Jatamansi
Nardostachys jatamansi
Root · Root powder

Blond psyllium
Plantago ovata
Seed husks · Husks

Kinkeliba
Leaves and stems · Dried plant

Cherry stalks
Stalks · Dried stalks

Passiflore
Passiflora incarnata
Leaves and aerial parts · Dried plant

Fenugrec
Trigonella foenum-graecum
Seeds · Whole seeds

Khamaré
Root · Roots sold by stems

Lapacho & lemongrass
Bark · blend · Bark and lemongrass

Fennel
See the label · Loose plant

Cloves
Flower buds · Whole cloves

Thyme
Thymus vulgaris
Aerial parts · Dried plant

Meadowsweet
Filipendula ulmaria
Flowering tops · Dried flowers and tops
The herbarium materials
Begin with the plant.
Search by plant, plant part or form to find your next reference.
Flowers
Chamomile
Dried flowers
Fruits
4 Côtés
Whole fruits
Flowers
Hibiscus
Dried flowers
Aerial parts
Rosemary
Dried plant
See product page and label
Ashwagandha - racine poudre
The Maison botanical selection
Leaves
Raspberry leaf
Dried leaves
Aerial parts
Lemon verbena
Dried plant
See the label
Nettle
Dried plant
Aerial parts
Sage
Dried plant
Root
Ashwagandha · cut root
Cut root
Fruits
Chaste tree
Whole fruits
Fruit blend
Triphala
Powder · blend
Bark
Ceylon cinnamon
Aromatic bark
Root
Burdock
Dried root
See the label
Mallow
Dried plant
Leaves
Peppermint
Dried leaves
Root
Jatamansi
Root powder
Seed husks
Blond psyllium
Husks
Leaves and stems
Kinkeliba
Dried plant
Stalks
Cherry stalks
Dried stalks
Leaves and aerial parts
Passiflore
Dried plant
Seeds
Fenugrec
Whole seeds
Root
Khamaré
Roots sold by stems
Bark · blend
Lapacho & lemongrass
Bark and lemongrass
See the label
Fennel
Loose plant
Flower buds
Cloves
Whole cloves
Aerial parts
Thyme
Dried plant
Flowering tops
Meadowsweet
Dried flowers and tops
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Maison Yanna · Your selection · Plantes en vrac
Plants for your next rituals.
Choose your products, sizes and quantities. Read each product’s precautions before making your selection.
The herbarium notebook
Know the material.
Respect the plant.
Flowers, roots and powders are prepared differently. Plant part and form help you understand your choice; the product page and label provide instructions specific to each product.
These plates support botanical discovery. They are not a tool for identifying wild plants. Some products are blends: their ingredients distinguish them from single-plant products.
How do I choose between cut root and powder?
These are different forms. Compare their ingredients, instructions and formats. The two ashwagandha presentations remain separate to retain their own information.
Can every plant be brewed as an infusion?
No. Depending on the material, instructions may specify an infusion, a decoction or another use. Follow the instructions and precautions for each product.
How is my selection weight calculated?
Formats in grams or kilograms are multiplied by your quantities. Products sold by fruit or stem are displayed separately. No weight is estimated for them.
Why are some products in “Other materials”?
This group includes distinctive materials and products whose plant part requires confirmation. Check the product page and label.
Where are ingredients and precautions listed?
Open the plant details and check the product page and label before use. Botanical names and illustrations do not replace that information.






