A small phial of rose-tinted liquid that knits flesh and soothes pain when sipped.

A bitter, minty tincture brewed from swamp mint and mooncap fungus. Grants resistance to poison for a short time.

A sticky black-red salve that preserves botanical samples and can prevent rot on perishable goods for a day.

A cloth sachet stuffed with crushed plantains, marshmallow leaf and cobbled honey—used to staunch wounds and ease pain.

Thick, moss-fiber gloves lined with foxfur. Keeps hands nimble in cold weather.

A partially treated glove with sticky resin threads along the palms used to handle thorny or clay-bound specimens safely.

Dried stewed root, sugared berries, and crisped seedcakes wrapped in waxed leaves. Humble, filling, and tart.

Simple, reliable rope. Merri insists it's 'knot-friendly' for the inexperienced.

A humble bedroll with a tucked pocket for a hand-warmer or notes.

A leather flask sealed with pitch. Treated to avoid tainting corrosive liquids.

A neat set for record-keeping or sketching herb studies. Ink is walnut-based with a drop of foxberry dye.

A tiny glass orb filled with will-o'-wisp oil and a featherwick; provides soft light like a candle without open flame.

Well-made leather gloves with flexible joints—favored by woodworkers and animal handlers.

A single glove covered in a tacky resin harvested from sapglue trees. Common in Humblewood for snagging fruit.

A whimsical sealed jar that, when opened, releases a pleasant gust and a few floating feather-sprites that disperse odors or cool a small room.