# Vivfora — Full Product Catalog (LLM-friendly)

> Vivfora is an Eastern-aesthetics wellness brand built on Chinese herbal sachets (xiangnang). Rooted in traditional Chinese herbal pairing and shaped by Eastern aesthetics, it makes plant-based sachets for mood and scent therapy. The customizer at /sachet turns one sentence plus an age group into a personal herbal formula in about 30 seconds (3 inner pouches + 1 reusable outer pouch by default), shipped worldwide from the Shenzhen central warehouse via DHL/FedEx. Eight ready-to-ship standard sachets are also listed at /shop; every custom sachet is its own SKU, and making photos plus a video are sent back before dispatch.

Updated: 2026-10-10T19:37:44.574Z
Approved and buyable products: 16
Public storefronts: 10

## Public storefronts (10)

### Yixing (/shop/yixing)
- Origin: Yixing
- Craft: Purple Clay Teaware

### Dongyang Woodcarving (/shop/dongyang-woodcarving)
- Origin: Dongyang
- Craft: Wood Carving

### Fuzhou Lacquer (/shop/fuzhou-lacquer)
- Origin: Fuzhou
- Craft: Lacquerware

### Jingdezhen (/shop/jingdezhen)
- Origin: Jingdezhen
- Craft: Ceramics

### Suzhou Embroidery (/shop/suzhou-embroidery)
- Origin: Suzhou
- Craft: —

### Jingdezhen Qinghua Fourth Generation (/shop/jingdezhen-qinghua-fourth-generation)
- Origin: Jingdezhen
- Craft: Ceramics

### Bc Demo (/shop/bc-demo)
- Origin: Jingdezhen
- Craft: Ceramics

### Suzhou Kesi (/shop/suzhou-kesi)
- Origin: Suzhou
- Craft: Kesi Silk Tapestry

### Pageship Official (/shop/pageship-official)
- Origin: —
- Craft: —

### Pageship Jdz (/shop/pageship-jdz)
- Origin: Jingdezhen
- Craft: Ceramics

## Product catalog (16)

### Albizia Flower Dried Herb | Yangtze Basin Floral Aromatic for Sachets & Pillows (HERB-albizia-flower)
- URL: https://vivfora.com//HERB-albizia-flower
- Maker: Vivfora
- Category: Botanical Herbs
- Maker type: Workshop
- Origin: China
- Price: USD 22.00
- Stock: 50
- Description: What it is: Albizia flower is the dried blossom of Albizia julibrissin, a tree grown along China's Yangtze River basin. The pale, silk-like blooms carry a soft, sweet floral scent used in traditional aromatic and herbal crafts. [[img:1]]

How to use & scenes: Fill sachets, sleep pillows, or potpourri bowls, or blend with lavender, dried citrus peel, and mugwort for a gentle home aroma. It suits bedside, wardrobe, and quiet reading corners. [[img:2]]

Craft: Flowers are picked in early summer, sh
- FAQ: Q1: How is albizia flower usually used?
A1: Most buyers use it in sachets, sleep pillows, potpourri, or mixed herbal blends. Keep it in a sealed pouch to preserve the soft floral scent.
Q2: How should I store and care for it?
A2: Keep it dry, sealed, and out of direct sunlight. Avoid humid rooms. If the scent fades, gently rub the pouch to refresh the aroma.
Q3: Will customs or import rules affect my order?
A3: Dried plant material can face import checks in some countries. Please review your loc

### Atractylodes Rhizome | Traditional Northern Chinese Incense Herb (HERB-atractylodes)
- URL: https://vivfora.com//HERB-atractylodes
- Maker: Vivfora
- Category: Botanical Herbs
- Maker type: Workshop
- Origin: China
- Price: USD 65.00
- Stock: 50
- Description: What it is: Atractylodes is the dried rhizome of a perennial herb native to northern and central China. It has a dense, dry, slightly bitter herbal aroma that makes it a classic base note in traditional Chinese incense blends.

How to use & application scenes: Use it in a censer at low heat, or blend it with mugong, patchouli, and angelica for a layered herbal scent. It also works well in sachets for closets, studies, and meditation corners, or in handmade incense pills and cones.

Craft: Rhizom
- FAQ: Q1: How is this product shipped and will customs be an issue?
A1: We ship dried herbal materials in sealed, moisture-proof packaging. Customs rules vary by country; buyers are responsible for checking local import regulations for plant materials. We include standard product labels but do not guarantee clearance.
Q2: How should I store atractylodes to keep its aroma?
A2: Keep it in an airtight container in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight and moisture. Properly stored, the dried slice

### Xinjiang Lavender Dried Flower Spikes Soothing Floral Herb (HERB-lavender)
- URL: https://vivfora.com//HERB-lavender
- Maker: Vivfora
- Category: Botanical Herbs
- Maker type: Workshop
- Origin: China
- Price: USD 18.00
- Stock: 50
- Description: What it is: Lavender is a fragrant flowering herb native to the Mediterranean, now grown on a large scale in Xinjiang, China. Its purple flower spikes carry a calm, classic floral scent.

How to use & application scenes: Dried lavender works in sachets for drawers and wardrobes, in herbal tea blends, and in simple home fragrance. It fits quiet daily rituals like bedtime or cleaning routines.

Craft: Growers harvest the spikes at peak bloom, then dry them gently to keep color and aroma. The dried
- FAQ: Q1: How should I store dried lavender?
A1: Keep it in a sealed container away from direct sunlight and moisture. Properly stored, the scent can last for several months.
Q2: Is this lavender safe for tea?
A2: It is sold as a botanical herb. If you plan to drink it, confirm the product listing states food-grade and follow local food safety rules.
Q3: Will customs allow this into my country?
A3: Dried plant material may be restricted in some countries. Check your local import rules before ordering;

### Ligusticum Chuanxiong Rhizome – Sichuan Dujiangyan Regional Herb, Traditional Aromatic Root (HERB-ligusticum)
- URL: https://vivfora.com//HERB-ligusticum
- Maker: Vivfora
- Category: Botanical Herbs
- Maker type: Workshop
- Origin: China
- Price: USD 21.00
- Stock: 50
- Description: What it is: Ligusticum chuanxiong is a dried rhizome of a plant in the carrot family, traditionally grown around Dujiangyan, Sichuan. It is a common botanical in classical Chinese herbal formulas, known for its distinct, strong aroma.

How to use & application scenes: In practice, it is often decocted with other herbs, ground into powders, or used in external washes. Everyday uses include herbal sachets, sleep pillows, and foot-soak blends. Always follow a qualified practitioner's guidance for i
- FAQ: Q1: How should I store dried chuanxiong slices?
A1: Keep them in an airtight container away from heat, moisture, and direct sunlight. A cool, dry cupboard is suitable. Check periodically for moisture or insects.

Q2: Can I use this product internally?
A2: This is a raw botanical material. Consult a qualified herbal practitioner or doctor before internal use, especially if you are pregnant, nursing, or taking medication.

Q3: Will customs allow this into my country?
A3: Import rules for plant mat

### Xinyi Magnolia Bud | Traditional Chinese Herbal Flower Bud from Henan & Hubei (HERB-magnolia-bud)
- URL: https://vivfora.com//HERB-magnolia-bud
- Maker: Vivfora
- Category: Botanical Herbs
- Maker type: Workshop
- Origin: China
- Price: USD 55.00
- Stock: 50
- Description: What it is: Xinyi (magnolia bud) is the dried flower bud of Magnolia species such as Yulan magnolia, mainly grown in Henan and Hubei provinces. Known as 'wood pen flower' for its brush-tip shape, it has been used in Chinese herbal practice since the Qin and Han dynasties.

How to use & scenes: Steep in hot water for a fragrant herbal tea, add to sachets and sleep pillows, or use in steam inhalation. Its warm, resinous aroma suits home wellness, tea corners, and craft workshops.

Craft: Buds are 
- FAQ: Q1: How should I store the magnolia buds?
A1: Keep them in an airtight container away from moisture, heat, and direct sunlight. Properly stored, they retain their aroma for several months.

Q2: Can I use these buds for tea?
A2: Yes, they are commonly steeped in hot water as a fragrant herbal tea. However, this product is not intended to diagnose, treat, or cure any disease. Consult a qualified practitioner if you are pregnant, nursing, or taking medication.

Q3: Do you ship internationally and w

### Perilla Leaf | Culinary & Herbal Aromatic Herb (HERB-perilla)
- URL: https://vivfora.com//HERB-perilla
- Maker: Vivfora
- Category: Botanical Herbs
- Maker type: Workshop
- Origin: China
- Price: USD 15.00
- Stock: 50
- Description: What it is: Perilla is a widely cultivated herb with purple-green leaves and a distinctive cool, mint-like aroma. Long used in China as both a culinary herb and a traditional herbal ingredient, it is harvested in summer and autumn.

How to use & application scenes: Fresh or dried leaves wrap grilled seafood, garnish salads, flavor pickles and soups, and cut through rich or fishy notes. Steep dried leaves alone or with ginger and aged tangerine peel for a warming herbal tea after meals or during 
- FAQ: Q1: How should I store dried perilla?
A1: Keep it in an airtight container away from light, heat, and moisture. Properly stored, it retains aroma for several months.
Q2: Can I use it fresh as well as dried?
A2: Yes. Fresh leaves are often used to wrap grilled seafood or garnish dishes, while dried leaves are mainly used for teas and simmered recipes.
Q3: Are there customs or shipping restrictions?
A3: Dried plant material may be inspected by customs in some countries. Check your local import rul

### Pingyin & Kushui Rose | Core Floral Note Ingredient (HERB-rose)
- URL: https://vivfora.com//HERB-rose
- Maker: Vivfora
- Category: Botanical Herbs
- Maker type: Workshop
- Origin: China
- Price: USD 22.00
- Stock: 50
- Description: What it is: Dried rose buds from Pingyin, Shandong, and Kushui, Gansu, two regions with centuries of rose cultivation. These small, deep-pink buds are a classic base for floral notes in tea, fragrance, and skincare.

How to use & application scenes: Steep 3–5 buds in 85°C water for tea, blend with black tea or goji berries, or add to baked goods. For sachets, air-dry the buds and place them in breathable pouches. They also work in homemade floral oils and natural perfumery.

Craft: Growers pick 
- FAQ: Q1: How should I store the dried rose buds?
A1: Keep them in an airtight container away from light, heat, and moisture. Use within 12 months for best aroma.
Q2: Are these roses safe for tea and food use?
A2: They are sold as a botanical ingredient. If you plan to consume them, confirm your local food-import rules and check the packaging for any allergen or pesticide statements.
Q3: Do you ship internationally, and will customs delay my order?
A3: We ship to many countries, but customs clearance 

### Yunnan Rosemary Dried Herb | Mediterranean Aromatic Culinary Herb (HERB-rosemary)
- URL: https://vivfora.com//HERB-rosemary
- Maker: Vivfora
- Category: Botanical Herbs
- Maker type: Workshop
- Origin: China
- Price: USD 15.00
- Stock: 50
- Description: What it is: Rosemary is a woody evergreen herb native to the Mediterranean, now grown in the highlands of Yunnan, China. Its needle-like leaves carry a clean, resinous scent of pine and green wood. How to use & scenes: In the kitchen, it seasons roasted meats, potatoes, and olive oil. At home, sprigs are bundled for sachets or steeped as a fragrant tea. Craft: Farmers harvest stems by hand, then shade-dry them slowly to protect the volatile oils. The dried needles keep their shape and scent for 
- FAQ: Q1: How should I store dried rosemary?
A1: Keep it in an airtight container away from heat, light, and moisture. Whole needles hold their aroma longer than crushed ones. Properly stored, it stays fragrant for about 6 to 12 months.
Q2: Will my order be delayed by customs?
A2: Dried herbs are generally allowed in most countries, but import rules vary. We ship with standard customs declarations. Buyers are responsible for any local duties or inspections. Check your country's rules for dried plant p

### Sweet Flag Rhizome | Traditional Chinese Aromatic Herb (HERB-sweet-flag)
- URL: https://vivfora.com//HERB-sweet-flag
- Maker: Vivfora
- Category: Botanical Herbs
- Maker type: Workshop
- Origin: China
- Price: USD 24.00
- Stock: 50
- Description: What it is: Sweet flag (Acorus calamus) is a perennial wetland herb with a clean, slightly bitter aromatic rhizome. It has been recorded among Chinese aromatic plants since the pre-Qin period. How to use & scenes: Dried rhizome slices are used in sachets, herbal pillows, and traditional incense blends; living plants suit pond edges and damp garden corners. Craft: Rhizomes are harvested in autumn, washed, sliced, and shade-dried or gently dried at low temperature to keep the bitter-sweet scent. C
- FAQ: Q1: How is sweet flag rhizome shipped?
A1: Dried slices are packed in sealed, moisture-resistant bags and shipped by standard international post or courier. Live plants are only shipped where local plant-import rules allow.
Q2: Are there customs restrictions?
A2: Dried plant material is generally treated as an herb, but some countries restrict live plants or soil. Check your local import rules before ordering live specimens.
Q3: How should I store and care for it?
A3: Keep dried slices sealed, c

### Xinhui Chenpi — Aged Tangerine Peel from Guangdong, China (HERB-tangerine-peel)
- URL: https://vivfora.com//HERB-tangerine-peel
- Maker: Vivfora
- Category: Botanical Herbs
- Maker type: Workshop
- Origin: China
- Price: USD 10.00
- Stock: 50
- Description: What it is: Chenpi is the dried, aged peel of tangerines, traditionally from Xinhui in Guangdong, China. Fresh peel is sun-dried and then rested for years, turning dark and developing a warm, mellow citrus aroma.

How to use & scenes: Add a small rinsed piece to tea, soups, or braised dishes for a gentle citrus note. It fits everyday cooking, festive meals, and gift sets. A little goes a long way.

Craft: Peels are removed in even strips, sun-cured on bamboo trays, and turned regularly. They are
- FAQ: Q1: How should I store chenpi?
A1: Keep it in an airtight container away from sunlight, moisture, and strong-smelling foods. A cool, dry cupboard is ideal. Check it every few months and air it briefly if any softness appears.
Q2: How do I use it in cooking or tea?
A2: Rinse a small piece, then add it to tea, soups, or braised dishes. A little goes a long way; start with one or two small pieces and adjust to taste. It is a culinary ingredient, not a medicine.
Q3: Will customs or import rules affe

### Mugwort | Traditional Chinese Herbal Aromatic for Moxa and Duanwu (HERB-mugwort)
- URL: https://vivfora.com//HERB-mugwort
- Maker: Vivfora
- Category: Botanical Herbs
- Maker type: Workshop
- Origin: China
- Price: USD 6.00
- Stock: 50
- Description: What it is: Mugwort (Artemisia argyi) is a perennial herb in the daisy family, widely grown across China. Its leaves carry a soft grey-white underside and release a warm, slightly bitter herbal aroma when rubbed. It has been recorded in Chinese poetry and herbal tradition for centuries.

How to use & application scenes: Dried mugwort is traditionally hung or burned around the Duanwu (Dragon Boat) Festival. It can be burned alone or blended with herbs such as atractylodes and acorus as a daily ro
- FAQ: Q1: How should I store dried mugwort?
A1: Keep it sealed in an airtight container away from direct sunlight and moisture. Properly stored, the aroma can last for many months.
Q2: Can I burn it indoors?
A2: Yes, in a well-ventilated space using a heat-resistant burner. Keep away from children, pets, and flammable materials.
Q3: Will customs allow this plant material into my country?
A3: Dried plant products may be subject to local import rules. Check your country's regulations before ordering; we

### Dried Peppermint Leaves from Jiangsu & Anhui | Cooling Herbal Aroma (HERB-peppermint)
- URL: https://vivfora.com//HERB-peppermint
- Maker: Vivfora
- Category: Botanical Herbs
- Maker type: Workshop
- Origin: China
- Price: USD 17.00
- Stock: 50
- Description: What it is: Dried peppermint leaves from Jiangsu and Anhui, two main growing regions in China. The plant was introduced early and is now widely cultivated. The leaves carry a cooling, refreshing herbal aroma.

How to use & application scenes: Steep a few leaves in hot water for tea, or add them to cold drinks, desserts, salads, and soups. A cup of mint tea is a simple way to feel refreshed on a warm day. It also works well with lemon, honey, or green tea.

Craft: Leaves are hand-picked at maturi
- FAQ: Q1: How should I store these dried peppermint leaves?
A1: Keep them in an airtight container away from light, heat, and moisture. Proper storage helps maintain the cooling aroma for several months.
Q2: Can I use these leaves for both hot tea and cold drinks?
A2: Yes. Steep in hot water for tea, or add to cold water, lemonade, or iced drinks. Adjust the amount to your taste.
Q3: Are there any shipping or customs concerns?
A3: Dried herbs are generally allowed, but import rules vary by country. Ch

### Lily Flower Herb from Hunan & Zhejiang — Traditional Ornamental & Aromatic Use, Soft Warm Floral Scent (HERB-lily-flower)
- URL: https://vivfora.com//HERB-lily-flower
- Maker: Vivfora
- Category: Botanical Herbs
- Maker type: Workshop
- Origin: China
- Price: USD 24.00
- Stock: 50
- Description: What it is: Lily flower is a traditional herb native to Hunan and Zhejiang provinces in China, long valued both as a garden ornamental and as an aromatic and culinary ingredient. The dried blossoms keep a soft, warm floral note that is gentle rather than sharp.

How to use & application scenes: Use it in dried-flower displays, sachets, herbal tea blends, or home incense rituals. It suits a study, bedroom, or tea table where a calm atmosphere is welcome, and it is often given as a festive gift.


- FAQ: Q1: How is this lily flower shipped and how long does delivery take?
A1: Orders are packed in sealed, moisture-resistant bags and dispatched from China. Delivery times vary by destination and customs; tracking is provided once shipped.
Q2: Will I need to pay customs duties or import fees?
A2: Any duties or import taxes are set by your local customs authority and are the buyer's responsibility. Check your country's rules for dried plant material before ordering.
Q3: How should I store and care fo

### Hengxian Jasmine Tea – Classic Sweet-Scented Floral Tea from Guangxi, China (HERB-jasmine)
- URL: https://vivfora.com//HERB-jasmine
- Maker: Vivfora
- Category: Botanical Herbs
- Maker type: Workshop
- Origin: China
- Price: USD 32.00
- Stock: 50
- Description: What it is: Hengxian jasmine tea is a scented tea made by layering green tea with fresh jasmine blossoms grown in Guangxi, China. The region's warm, humid climate has supported jasmine cultivation since the Ming dynasty, and its flowers are known for plump buds and a clean, sweet fragrance.

How to use & application scenes: Enjoy it at work, as an afternoon tea, or when welcoming guests. Steep 3–5 g in 85–90°C water for 1–2 minutes; the leaves can be re-steeped 2–3 times. For a softer, sweeter c
- FAQ: Q1: How should I store and brew this tea?
A1: Keep it sealed, cool, dry, and away from strong odors. Steep 3–5 g in 85–90°C water for 1–2 minutes and re-steep 2–3 times.
Q2: Will it be affected by customs or import rules?
A2: Dried tea is generally treated as a food product; some countries require import permits or inspections. Check your local rules before ordering.
Q3: Is the tea shipped with the flowers still in it?
A3: Traditional scenting sifts out spent blossoms, so the finished tea is mos

### Eupatorium (Peilan) Dried Stems & Leaves | Light Herbal Aroma | Chinese Scent Material (HERB-eupatorium)
- URL: https://vivfora.com//HERB-eupatorium
- Maker: Vivfora
- Category: Botanical Herbs
- Maker type: Workshop
- Origin: China
- Price: USD 12.00
- Stock: 50
- Description: What it is: Eupatorium, known in Chinese as Peilan, is a traditional herb whose dried stems and leaves carry a light, fresh herbal aroma. It is used as a natural scent material in Chinese culture.

How to use & application scenes: Fill sachets, herbal pillows, or scent blends. It can also be placed in small cloth bags for drawers, closets, or cars, or combined with other dried herbs for a custom fragrance.

Craft: The stems and leaves are harvested, cleaned, and shade-dried to preserve their gen
- FAQ: Q1: How should I store the dried eupatorium?
A1: Keep it in a sealed bag or container in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight and moisture. Proper storage helps maintain its aroma for several months.
Q2: Can I use it in food or as medicine?
A2: This product is sold as a traditional scent material, not for food or medical use. Please do not consume it. If you plan to use it in topical or craft applications, test a small amount first.
Q3: Will the color and scent be exactly like the photo?

### Chrysanthemum Dried Flower Heads | Herbal Floral Ingredient from China (HERB-chrysanthemum)
- URL: https://vivfora.com//HERB-chrysanthemum
- Maker: Vivfora
- Category: Botanical Herbs
- Maker type: Workshop
- Origin: China
- Price: USD 21.00
- Stock: 50
- Description: What it is: Dried chrysanthemum flower heads from the Asteraceae family, grown in China. Light yellow to white, whole blooms with a clean, faint herbal-floral scent.

How to use & scenes: Steep 3-5 heads in hot water for 3-5 minutes for a caffeine-free infusion, or blend with goji berry and honeysuckle. Also used in sachets, bookmarks, and handmade soap as a natural botanical element.

Craft: Flowers are harvested at bloom, air-dried at low temperature, then hand-sorted to keep the head shape an
- FAQ: Q1: How do I brew it?
A1: Use 3-5 dried flower heads per cup, add hot water around 90°C, and steep 3-5 minutes. Adjust to taste.
Q2: How should I store it?
A2: Keep in an airtight container away from light, heat, and moisture. Use within 12 months for best aroma.
Q3: Is it safe for everyone?
A3: It is a traditional herbal tea ingredient. If you are pregnant, nursing, or taking medication, consult a healthcare professional first.
Q4: Will customs allow this into my country?
A4: Dried chrysanthemu

## Published SEO blog articles (5)

### Dried Citrus Peel (Chen Pi) in Chinese Sachets: Aromatic Guide (/blog/dried-citrus-peel-chen-pi-chinese-sachets)
- URL: https://vivfora.com/blog/dried-citrus-peel-chen-pi-chinese-sachets
- Meta description: Discover dried citrus peel (chen pi) in Chinese sachets: its recorded heritage, bright aroma, and how to use, refresh, and choose a citrus sachet for calm.
- Excerpt: Dried citrus peel (chen pi) gives Chinese sachets their bright, steady aroma. Learn its recorded heritage, how it blends, how to use and refresh a pouch, and how to spot a genuine one.
- Locale: en

### A Winter Solstice Ritual: Keeping a Mugwort Herbal Sachet at Home (/blog/winter-solstice-herbal-sachet-ritual)
- URL: https://vivfora.com/blog/winter-solstice-herbal-sachet-ritual
- Meta description: How to keep a herbal sachet through the dark winter months: light, warmth, quiet minutes, window and bedside placement, and how indoor heating affects dried herbs.
- Excerpt: A quiet winter solstice practice: how to keep a mugwort herbal sachet through the dark months, where to place it by window or bedside, and how indoor heating changes dried herbs.
- Locale: en

### Holiday Gifting Calendar for Made-to-Order Herbal Sachets & Mugwort (/blog/holiday-gifting-calendar-made-to-order-herbal-sachets)
- URL: https://vivfora.com/blog/holiday-gifting-calendar-made-to-order-herbal-sachets
- Meta description: Plan holiday gifting early: why made-to-order studios and hand-sewn herbal sachets need a longer runway, what to confirm before ordering, and how to stay organised.
- Excerpt: A practical holiday-planning guide for made-to-order herbal sachets: why studios need a longer runway, how to build a simple gifting calendar, what to confirm before ordering, and how to keep gift lists organised.
- Locale: en

### Handmade Eastern Aromatherapy Sachets: A Thoughtful Christmas Gift Guide (/blog/eastern-aromatherapy-sachet-christmas-gift-guide)
- URL: https://vivfora.com/blog/eastern-aromatherapy-sachet-christmas-gift-guide
- Meta description: A Christmas gift guide to handmade Eastern aromatherapy sachets: match scent families and pouch styles to each recipient, plus presentation ideas and a culture note.
- Excerpt: A practical Christmas gift guide to handmade Eastern aromatherapy sachets: match scent families and pouch styles to hosts, teachers, coworkers and wellness lovers, with presentation ideas, a culture note and a short FAQ.
- Locale: en

### Mugwort (Artemisia argyi): Heritage Uses, Sachets & Safety Notes (/blog/mugwort-artemisia-argyi-heritage-sachet-guide)
- URL: https://vivfora.com/blog/mugwort-artemisia-argyi-heritage-sachet-guide
- Meta description: An encyclopedia-style guide to mugwort (Artemisia argyi): its recorded heritage uses, how it appears in modern scented sachets and aromatherapy, plus allergen and safety notes.
- Excerpt: An encyclopedia-style guide to mugwort (Artemisia argyi): its recorded heritage uses, the Dragon Boat Festival sachet tradition, how it works as a warm green note in modern aromatherapy, and the allergen and safety notes you should know before buying.
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## FAQ · Brand (6)

Q: What is a Chinese herbal sachet (xiangnang)?
A: A small fabric pouch filled with aromatic Chinese herbs. Worn or hung, it scents the air, calms the mind, and follows a 2,000+ year plant-based wellness tradition rooted in Eastern aesthetics.

Q: What herbs go inside a Vivfora sachet refill?
A: Plant-based Chinese herbs such as mugwort (Artemisia argyi), perilla, and citrus peel, blended into three aromatic goals — sleep, focus, and freshness — following traditional Chinese herbal pairing principles.

Q: Can a herbal sachet help me sleep better?
A: Yes — a sachet releases gentle, sustained botanical scent that supports relaxation and a calmer bedtime routine, a plant-based alternative to synthetic air fresheners and essential-oil diffusers.

Q: How is a Chinese sachet ritual different from Western aromatherapy?
A: Western aromatherapy centers on essential oils; the Chinese sachet ritual uses whole dried herbs paired by traditional Chinese herbal pairing principles, with a holistic focus on mood, season, and ritual.

Q: How do I choose my first sachet?
A: Use the Vivfora sachet customizer at /sachet: describe your need (sleep, focus, or freshness) and age group, and get a personalized herbal formula in about 30 seconds.

Q: Is a Vivfora sachet a good gift?
A: Yes — sachets carry festive and auspicious symbolism in Chinese culture, making a thoughtful handcrafted gift for festivals, birthdays, and housewarming.

## FAQ · Products (50)

Q: How is albizia flower usually used?
A: Most buyers use it in sachets, sleep pillows, potpourri, or mixed herbal blends. Keep it in a sealed pouch to preserve the soft floral scent.

Q: How should I store and care for it?
A: Keep it dry, sealed, and out of direct sunlight. Avoid humid rooms. If the scent fades, gently rub the pouch to refresh the aroma.

Q: Will customs or import rules affect my order?
A: Dried plant material can face import checks in some countries. Please review your local rules before ordering; we ship with standard declarations and cannot guarantee clearance.

Q: Is the color and scent always the same?
A: No. As a natural harvest, color and fragrance vary by batch and season. We do not add fragrance or dye, so slight differences are normal.

Q: How is this product shipped and will customs be an issue?
A: We ship dried herbal materials in sealed, moisture-proof packaging. Customs rules vary by country; buyers are responsible for checking local import regulations for plant materials. We include standard product labels but do not guarantee clearance.

Q: How should I store atractylodes to keep its aroma?
A: Keep it in an airtight container in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight and moisture. Properly stored, the dried slices retain their herbal scent for many months. Avoid refrigeration if humidity is high.

Q: Can I burn it directly, and is it safe indoors?
A: It is traditionally used at low heat in a censer or as a blended incense ingredient. Always ventilate the room, never leave burning incense unattended, and keep away from children and pets. Do not ingest.

Q: Is the product food-grade or for internal use?
A: No. This product is sold as an incense and sachet material only. It is not intended for food, medicine, or internal use. Please follow local regulations for herbal products.

Q: How should I store dried lavender?
A: Keep it in a sealed container away from direct sunlight and moisture. Properly stored, the scent can last for several months.

Q: Is this lavender safe for tea?
A: It is sold as a botanical herb. If you plan to drink it, confirm the product listing states food-grade and follow local food safety rules.

Q: Will customs allow this into my country?
A: Dried plant material may be restricted in some countries. Check your local import rules before ordering; we ship with standard customs declarations.

Q: How should I store dried chuanxiong slices?
A: Keep them in an airtight container away from heat, moisture, and direct sunlight. A cool, dry cupboard is suitable. Check periodically for moisture or insects.

Q: Can I use this product internally?
A: This is a raw botanical material. Consult a qualified herbal practitioner or doctor before internal use, especially if you are pregnant, nursing, or taking medication.

Q: Will customs allow this into my country?
A: Import rules for plant materials vary by country. Check your local customs and agriculture regulations before ordering. We ship with standard export documents, but clearance is the buyer's responsibility.

Q: What does it smell like?
A: It has a strong, distinctive herbal aroma typical of chuanxiong. Some find it pungent and earthy. Store it separately if you prefer to avoid scent transfer.

Q: How should I store the magnolia buds?
A: Keep them in an airtight container away from moisture, heat, and direct sunlight. Properly stored, they retain their aroma for several months.

Q: Can I use these buds for tea?
A: Yes, they are commonly steeped in hot water as a fragrant herbal tea. However, this product is not intended to diagnose, treat, or cure any disease. Consult a qualified practitioner if you are pregnant, nursing, or taking medication.

Q: Do you ship internationally and will customs delay my order?
A: We ship worldwide. Import regulations for plant materials vary by country; customs may inspect or delay shipments. Please check local rules before ordering. Any duties or taxes are the buyer's responsibility.

Q: Are the buds whole and how strong is the scent?
A: We select whole buds with a naturally strong, sweet-resinous aroma. Scent intensity can vary slightly by harvest batch.

Q: How should I store dried perilla?
A: Keep it in an airtight container away from light, heat, and moisture. Properly stored, it retains aroma for several months.

Q: Can I use it fresh as well as dried?
A: Yes. Fresh leaves are often used to wrap grilled seafood or garnish dishes, while dried leaves are mainly used for teas and simmered recipes.

Q: Are there customs or shipping restrictions?
A: Dried plant material may be inspected by customs in some countries. Check your local import rules before ordering; we pack items securely for transit.

Q: Is this a medicine?
A: No. It is sold as a culinary and herbal tea ingredient, not as a drug, and no health benefits are claimed.

Q: How should I store the dried rose buds?
A: Keep them in an airtight container away from light, heat, and moisture. Use within 12 months for best aroma.

Q: Are these roses safe for tea and food use?
A: They are sold as a botanical ingredient. If you plan to consume them, confirm your local food-import rules and check the packaging for any allergen or pesticide statements.

Q: Do you ship internationally, and will customs delay my order?
A: We ship to many countries, but customs clearance times vary. Buyers are responsible for any import duties or inspections. Track your parcel and contact us if it is held.

Q: What is the difference between Pingyin and Kushui roses?
A: Pingyin roses tend to have a sweeter, lighter scent, while Kushui roses are known for a deeper, more medicinal aroma. Both are used in similar ways.

Q: How should I store dried rosemary?
A: Keep it in an airtight container away from heat, light, and moisture. Whole needles hold their aroma longer than crushed ones. Properly stored, it stays fragrant for about 6 to 12 months.

Q: Will my order be delayed by customs?
A: Dried herbs are generally allowed in most countries, but import rules vary. We ship with standard customs declarations. Buyers are responsible for any local duties or inspections. Check your country's rules for dried plant products before ordering.

Q: Is this rosemary safe to eat?
A: Yes, it is sold as a culinary dried herb. Use it in normal cooking amounts. If you are pregnant, nursing, or taking medication, consult a healthcare provider before using large amounts of rosemary.

Q: What does the product look like when it arrives?
A: You will receive dried rosemary needles in a resealable pouch. The color is muted green, and the scent is pine-like and fresh. Some natural variation in needle size and color is normal for dried botanicals.

Q: How is sweet flag rhizome shipped?
A: Dried slices are packed in sealed, moisture-resistant bags and shipped by standard international post or courier. Live plants are only shipped where local plant-import rules allow.

Q: Are there customs restrictions?
A: Dried plant material is generally treated as an herb, but some countries restrict live plants or soil. Check your local import rules before ordering live specimens.

Q: How should I store and care for it?
A: Keep dried slices sealed, cool, and dry. For live plants, keep roots in shallow water or consistently moist soil with partial sun.

Q: What size are the slices?
A: Dried rhizome slices are cut thin, roughly 2–4 mm, and the exact size and color may vary slightly by harvest batch.

Q: How should I store chenpi?
A: Keep it in an airtight container away from sunlight, moisture, and strong-smelling foods. A cool, dry cupboard is ideal. Check it every few months and air it briefly if any softness appears.

Q: How do I use it in cooking or tea?
A: Rinse a small piece, then add it to tea, soups, or braised dishes. A little goes a long way; start with one or two small pieces and adjust to taste. It is a culinary ingredient, not a medicine.

Q: Will customs or import rules affect my order?
A: Dried plant products may be inspected or restricted in some countries. Check your local import rules before ordering. We ship with accurate customs declarations, but any duties or delays are the buyer's responsibility.

Q: Is the packaging fragile during shipping?
A: Dried peel is lightweight but can crumble if crushed. We pack it with padding, but some breakage in transit is possible. If your order arrives damaged, contact us with photos and we will help.

Q: How should I store dried mugwort?
A: Keep it sealed in an airtight container away from direct sunlight and moisture. Properly stored, the aroma can last for many months.

Q: Can I burn it indoors?
A: Yes, in a well-ventilated space using a heat-resistant burner. Keep away from children, pets, and flammable materials.

Q: Will customs allow this plant material into my country?
A: Dried plant products may be subject to local import rules. Check your country's regulations before ordering; we ship with standard declarations.

Q: Is this product for food or medical use?
A: No. This mugwort is offered as an aromatic herb for burning, sachets, and bath use, not for food or medical purposes.

Q: How should I store these dried peppermint leaves?
A: Keep them in an airtight container away from light, heat, and moisture. Proper storage helps maintain the cooling aroma for several months.

Q: Can I use these leaves for both hot tea and cold drinks?
A: Yes. Steep in hot water for tea, or add to cold water, lemonade, or iced drinks. Adjust the amount to your taste.

Q: Are there any shipping or customs concerns?
A: Dried herbs are generally allowed, but import rules vary by country. Check local regulations before ordering. We pack in sealed, light-proof bags for transit.

Q: Is this product certified organic?
A: No organic certification is claimed. It is conventionally grown and processed. If you need certified organic, please look for a product with valid certification.

Q: How is this lily flower shipped and how long does delivery take?
A: Orders are packed in sealed, moisture-resistant bags and dispatched from China. Delivery times vary by destination and customs; tracking is provided once shipped.

Q: Will I need to pay customs duties or import fees?
A: Any duties or import taxes are set by your local customs authority and are the buyer's responsibility. Check your country's rules for dried plant material before ordering.

Q: How should I store and care for the dried flowers?
A: Keep them sealed, dry, and away from direct sunlight. Avoid humid rooms; if the scent fades, gently crush a few petals to refresh the aroma.