Rose Powder: Love + Serenity 71 g

ROSE Powder consists exclusively of finely ground petals of Rosa centifolia. Its soft, floral fragrance and subtly tart rose flavor make the powder an easy way to incorporate rose into drinks, dishes, and small everyday rituals.

Rose has a long history in Ayurveda, traditional Chinese herbalism, and Western herbalism. There, it is associated with calm, emotional balance, openness, and connection. The term “Heart Opener,” which Anima Mundi used for the product for a long time, comes from this traditional and symbolic context—not from a medical effect on the heart.

• 100% ground rose petals from Rosa centifolia
• intensely floral, soft, and subtly tart in flavor
• for cacao, matcha, tea, lattes, smoothies, and desserts
• traditionally associated with calm, emotional balance, and heart rituals
• naturally contains polyphenols and other secondary plant compounds
• also suitable for homemade face masks
• grown in India
  

The powder pairs wonderfully with cacao, matcha, chai, warm plant milk, or tea. It also gives yogurt, porridge, desserts, and baked goods a delicate rose note and a soft rosy color.

Anima Mundi combines plant knowledge from Central and South America with Ayurveda, traditional Chinese herbalism, and Western herbalism. Founder Adriana Ayales uses this knowledge to develop simple tonics, teas, and plant powders for modern everyday life.

Discover more plant powders, herbs, and tonics in our Anima Mundi Collection.

Rose – Fragrance & Ritual

1. Calm & emotional balance
   Rose has been associated for centuries with calmness, balance, and emotional openness in various traditional plant systems. This is also the origin of its traditional role as a “heart plant”—a symbolic classification that continues to shape many rose rituals today.
2. Fragrance & senses
   The intense natural rose fragrance is an essential part of the product. Even a small amount noticeably transforms cacao, tea, or plant milk, turning it into an aromatic ritual that goes beyond flavor alone.
3. Polyphenols & plant compounds
   Rose petals naturally contain polyphenols and other secondary plant compounds. These groups of compounds are also the focus of modern research into various rose species.
4. Cuisine & beauty rituals
   The fine powder works equally well in drinks and dishes as it does for topical use. Mixed with water, honey, or a suitable mask base, it can, for example, become part of a freshly prepared facial treatment.

There is an extensive body of traditional knowledge and modern research concerning rose petals and their natural plant compounds. Here, we provide only a brief overview. Those who would like to learn more will find numerous additional resources online.

Directions

• ½ teaspoon (approx. 2 g) in tea, cacao, matcha, plant milk, smoothies, or dishes.
• If desired, the amount can be increased to up to 1 teaspoon.
• For rose milk, stir into warm plant milk and combine to taste with vanilla, cinnamon, or a little maple syrup.
• Also sprinkle over yogurt, porridge, or desserts, or incorporate into baking recipes.
• For a freshly prepared face mask, mix a small amount with a suitable mask base.
• Store dry and protected from heat and direct light.
• Keep out of reach of children.

Ingredients

Rose petals (Rosa centifolia)

Grown in India.

FAQ

What does ROSE Powder taste like?
Floral, soft, and slightly tart, with the characteristic aroma of real rose petals. Even a small amount is enough to noticeably flavor drinks and dishes.

What does “Love + Serenity” mean?
The name reflects the traditional association of rose with calm, emotional balance, affection, and openness. This association comes from various traditional plant systems and rose rituals.

Is rose really a “Heart Opener”?
The term is used traditionally and symbolically. In various herbal traditions, rose is considered a plant of warmth, connection, and emotional openness. It does not refer to a medical effect on the heart.

What does the rose powder pair well with?
It pairs especially well with cacao, matcha, chai, tea, plant milk, smoothies, porridge, and desserts. It adds flavor, fragrance, and a delicate rosy color at the same time.

Can I also use the powder topically?
Yes. For example, it can be mixed with water, honey, or a suitable mask base to make a freshly prepared face mask.

Is the rose powder certified organic?
Anima Mundi currently does not identify the product as certified organic. The roses still come from the long-standing producer in India, but are currently offered without organic certification.