WADIGRAMMI
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nurture the alchemist within
Showing up for yourself is the expression of self-love. It’s about being intentional with self-communion and cultivating practices that leave you feeling replenished, supported and empowered. But many of us don't have the tools or capacity to engage in effective self-care practices. For us, this is where the herbs come in.
At Wadigrammi, we believe in the power of herbal alchemy to restore imbalance. By curating intimate and purposeful botanical experiences, our workshops aim to empower and educate the BIPOC community on the healing powers of herbs.
we are our
own healers
HERBALISM FOR HEALTH EQUITY
Our mission promotes mental well-being, especially within marginalized BIPOC communities. By fostering connection with nature and ancestral wisdom, we aim to create a space that uplifts and validates the beauty of Black culture.
cultivated practices
Get inspired as you dive into the world of tea blending, tasting, and medicine-making workshops crafted to empower you to take control of your healing journey.
THE RIGHT TO HEAL
This work is about freedom and the right to heal. Using herbal medicine as a catalyst for change, we aim to break the cycles of inequity and empower individuals in Black communities to take control of their own health.
Bringing integrative care practices to the South Side.
WE ARE OUR OWN HEALERS
HOW WE DO IT
HERBAL ALCHEMY
Herbal alchemy is a powerful tool that can be used to tap into the ancient wisdom of plants to harness their healing properties for emotional well-being. It involves extracting and blending natural compounds from herbs to create remedies that support the body's health. By harnessing the power of botanicals, herbal alchemy seeks to restore balance and vitality, drawing on centuries of traditional knowledge and modern science. In this practice, herbs are carefully selected and combined to address specific health concerns, offering a natural alternative for holistic healing.
herbal Workshops
Ready to learn something new? Get inspired as you dive into the world of tea blending, tasting, and medicine-making workshops crafted to empower you to take control of your healing journey. Our herbal workshops in South LA celebrate the beauty and power of the Black community by exploring the ancient wisdom of herbal alchemy. Through our workshops, participants will discover the rich history and traditions of herbal medicine within Black communities.
Join our upcoming workshop -
The Essence of Healing: An exploration of herbal alchemy (Part II)
COMMUNITY
Understanding what makes us beautiful is our greatest strength. Yet, in so many of our communities, we are riddled with anxiety, stress and depression. We have the right to heal. Learn how to start showing up for yourself. Laying the groundwork for future generations of black and brown communities through food education.
Because bLACK IS BEAUTIFUL
We sat for a long moment, reflecting on the beautiful aspects of being black. It's Afrofuturism—Jill Scott, André 3000, Badu; it's neo-soul and artists like Flwr Chld and Black Party. It’s black-eyed peas and hot water cornbread, communion with the self, ancestral wisdom. The scent of patchouli, musk, and cinnamon. It’s Bantu-knots and baby hairs, high brown cheekbones and wide gaps—and the glisten Shea butter leaves on our skin. It’s a lot.
Meet Yohaun
Yohaun is an Inglewood native and herbal enthusiast on a mission to educate community on the healing powers of herbs, curate intimate herbal experiences and create bespoke blends with purpose — especially for BIPOC + Queer folx. His offerings seek to build trust and establish consistent self-care through the practice of herbal alchemy. His teachings are rooted in the belief that we, as individuals, are the most qualified curators of our wellness. Through individual devotion and collective fellowship, Yohaun believes that an intentional relationship with herbs can enrich our journeys to wholeness.
Understanding what makes us beautiful is our greatest strength. Yet, in so many of our communities, we are riddled with anxiety, stress and depression. We have the right to heal.
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