
Where it comes from
An herb family with a 3,000‑year paper trail
Wild oregano has grown on the dry limestone hillsides of the eastern Mediterranean for as long as anyone has written things down. The hyssop named in Scripture, ezov in Hebrew, is widely identified by botanists as Origanum syriacum, a member of the same oregano family. Black seed is there too, in Isaiah 28.
We don't think old means magic. We think an herb people have kept in their kitchens for that long deserves to be made carefully and labeled honestly. That is the whole idea behind this jar.



