Flavors
In the dim glow of medieval laboratories, alongside glass alembics and copper stills, lay another essential tool of the alchemist: the humble herb. Plants were seen as vessels of hidden forces, their roots and leaves carrying cosmic signatures. For the alchemist, herbs were more than medicine or incense—they were
Inspirations
Alchemy has always been more than the pursuit of gold. It is a language of transformation—of base to noble, ignorance to wisdom, matter to spirit. That metaphor has proved irresistible to writers, filmmakers, and game designers across the centuries. From medieval poetry to anime epics, alchemy has shaped the
Flavors
From temple smoke to crystal flacons, perfumery is the oldest magic most of us still wear. It begins in fire and flowers, travels through glass and copper, and ends as an invisible signature on skin. Let’s walk the timeline—and peek into the alchemist’s bench along the way.
Flavors
In old apothecaries, glass vials held more than scent—they held ritual, memory, and mood. Essential oils still carry that spell today. This guide shows you how to start your own tiny “laboratory” at home: what essential oils are, how to use them safely, and a few simple formulas to