Blue Lotus Tear Flower
Blue Lotus Tear Flower
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Product Disclaimer
Product Disclaimer
The products on this website are sold for collection, decoration or aromatic purposes only. They are not intended for consumption, smoking, ingestion or any form of intoxicating use. We encourage responsible use and disclaim all liability for improper use. For persons over 18 years of age only.
Legality and compliance
Legality and compliance
All products we sell are fully legal in Sweden and comply with current legislation under Swedish and European law. We strictly follow the rules of the Narcotics Penal Act (1968:64) and ensure that our products do not contain THC or other substances that are classified as narcotics or goods hazardous to health.
All products are developed and tested to comply with current regulations. We update our range continuously in line with legal changes and are responsible for only selling legal products to adults over 18 years of age.
The party company strongly opposes all improper use and encourages a responsible approach.
Blue lotus, also known as blue water lily or Egyptian lotus, is a mythical aquatic plant native to the Nile Delta. The plant has been used for thousands of years by ancient Egyptians for its calming and consciousness-raising properties. It was associated with the goddess Nefertem, who according to myth offered the flower to the sun god Ra to relieve his pain. Blue lotus was used for its healing scent, ritual use, and potentially even as a beverage by steeping it in wine.
Effects:
Provides a mild euphoria and physical relaxation
Can, in higher doses, produce a dreamlike or mildly hallucinogenic state
Said to increase sensuality and potency
Perfect for meditation and quiet evenings
Can be combined with wine for a traditional Egyptian experience
Use:
Tea: 5 grams in hot water
Wine extract: Let 5 grams soak in wine for several hours (not too much – bitter taste)
Vaporizer: 0.25–0.5 grams at 100–125 °C
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