I’m a folk herbalist and teacher, working at the intersection of plant medicine and everyday ritual. My practice is rooted in Hungarian folk traditions and inspired by the artists and village herbalists in my family — including my great-aunt Izus, who kept her family alive during and after the war with her deep knowledge of the plants in her bioregion.

Before working with plants, I worked in education. For more than fifteen years I’ve been teaching workshops on herbal folkways, medicine-making, and personal ritual.

Today, I create herbal products to spark people's curiosity about herbalsim. I work with clients and students to help them find steadiness, vitality, and connection, whether through consultations, mentorship, or seasonal practices.

Lately I’ve been distilling hydrosols, studying herbal energetics, researching Hungarian folk medicine, dyeing with plants, and exploring how herbs can help integrate grief and trauma.