Our offerings are rooted in old ways to ignite a familiar connection and promote healing. Offerings to help inspire and support a slower way of life while grounding ourselves back to the natural cycles of the wild...
Small batch. Ethically wildcrafted. From the land. For the people.
Visit Us!
Come say hi at our newly opened Brick + Mortar located at 134 Morrison Road, Longview, AB. Its the cutest place in the West!
Serving locally roasted coffee by Black Sheep Coffee Co, as well as our wild crafted, hand blended teas. Apothecary goods, leather goods, knives and more. Come see, we'll be so happy you stopped by...
HOURS:
Wednesday - Sunday: 8am-4pm
Monday & Tuesday: CLOSED
OUR OFFERINGS...
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SALVES & BALMS
Wildcrafted salves and balms to help heal and restore the body. Ethically...
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TEAS & TINCTURES
Wildcrafted and hand blended teas and tinctures to connect your soul to...
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BATH & BODY
Wildcrafted organic offerings to inspire ritual, enrich and support your mind, body,...
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TEXTILE GOODS
An assortment of new and upcycled threaded goods. Each garment is hand printed...
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WILD & BEARDED
A curated collection of high quality, hand crafted goods for your beard...
TOOLS FOR THE WILD....
STORIES FROM US:
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We Are All Connected...
I knew I wanted to share it with the followers and supporters of The Wild Stuff: deepening their connection to the earth as well as themselves and their awareness around...
We Are All Connected...
I knew I wanted to share it with the followers and supporters of The Wild Stuff: deepening their connection to the earth as well as themselves and their awareness around...
Falling for fall...
We are honored to be featured in the fall issue of Trailblz*Her Magazine. A quarterly North American magazine supporting, lifting up, and shining a light on rural women entrepreneurs. Check out the magazine and how to order below!
We acknowledge the traditional territories of the people of the Treaty 7 region in Southern Alberta, which includes the Blackfoot Confederacy (comprising the Siksika, Piikani, and Kainai First Nations), as well as the Tsuut’ina First Nation, and the Stoney Nakoda (including the Chiniki, Bearspaw, and Goodstoney First Nations). We strive to connect and collaborate with indigenous communities. Moving forward we will continue to donate to various indigenous organizations and be in service to reconciliation and healing of the land.