Issue 1 | WORT JOURNAL
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Individual samples and sample sets provide customers with an opportunity to test whether or not they enjoy a fragrance before committing to a larger size. All sales are final.
Tariff information for US customers: our alcohol-based fragrances and Rose Noire lip tint are tariffed under section 338 of the American tariff act. A portion of this fee has been calculated into the USD retail price for affected items.
International customers: we do not pre-collect or charge customs duties or taxes at checkout. The customer is responsible for any taxes, duties, tariffs, and customs fees required by the customs authority of the recipient's country.
Local to Montréal? We have local delivery and pick-up options.
Please visit our Shipping & Returns page for more details.
by WORT JOURNAL
Wort is an old word for a plant used as food or medicine.
It describes those plants that feed and heal us. Which maintain us and make us whole. People have had this special relationship with certain plants for as long as people have been around (not nearly as long as plants). Wort names a relationship fundamental to human existence.
This journal is for lovers of weeds and wildflowers. It is for those who honour plants as kin and those working to make change at the root.
Each issue collects contributions from persons working in ways that resonate with the long traditions of world-entangled, community-embedded folk herbalism.
Plantwork that is deeply holistic and intersectional, understanding the social and ecological dimensions of health. Plantwork that roots itself in the heritage of common knowledge and in relationship with the land.
Beautifully illustrated with pen and ink drawing throughout.
Print copy of Issue One, Third Edition.