Field No. 143 — Dandelion Wildflower | Stillroom Dusting Powder | Talc Free Body Powder

Field No. 143 — Dandelion Wildflower

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A foundational powder for everyday stillroom use.

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Botanical icon: Floral Leaf  · Collection: Heritage Florals Collection

Pressed in memory. Preserved in Scent. Rooted in the Stillroom Tradition

A talc-free dusting powder for quiet, everyday care.

A talc-free dusting powder for quiet, everyday care.

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Dandelion Wildflower is a fresh, lightly floral powder with an earthy green heart. Bright dandelion blossom blends with soft pear and green tea, capturing the calm vitality of open fields and high meadows — where air is cool, grasses hum with life, and summer lingers just a little longer.

Finely milled and gently scented, this powder brings the feeling of wild places into daily rituals of care — clean, breathable, and quietly grounding.

Frangrance

• Notes: Dandelion Blossom • Wildflowers • Pear • Green Tea
• Aroma: Fresh and field-bright — lightly floral with green, airy notes and a soft, clean finish.
• Suggested Uses: Use on skin after bathing, dust lightly into linens or drawers, or layer with other core powders for a simple daily ritual.

Ingredients

Talc-free. Cornstarch-free.
Organic arrowroot, kaolin & bentonite clays, natural fragrance.
Gentle, breathable, and suitable for everyday use.

Packaging & Sizes

• Sample (.5 oz) — kraft coin envelope with front label
• Bulk 6 oz — kraft-wrapped cello bag with twine & brass clasp
• Bulk 12 oz — classic stillroom packaging
• Shakers (when available) — refillable glass or aluminum

All packs are finished in our signature twine & brass with specimen-style field labeling.

How to Use

Dust lightly on clean, dry skin after bathing; refresh drawers and linens; soften shoes, scarves, and clothing between wears. As a botanical body powder, Dandelion Wildflower offers fresh comfort with a gentle meadow-light scent.

From the Farm

This powder was inspired by a moment carried home from the mountains.

While scouting for moose season, we came upon a high meadow alive with late-summer bloom. The midday air was crisp, bees hummed low over clover, and tall grasses swayed in the breeze. Buddy ran the field with abandon while wildflowers surrounded us — purple clover, Indian paintbrush, yarrow, Queen Anne’s lace, daisy fleabane, and colt’s foot nodding together.

I gathered a small handful, pressed them between the pages of a book, and carried the memory back with me to camp. Dandelion Wildflower is that moment, captured in scent and softness — a quiet field, held close.

Field identity

Field No. 143 — Dandelion Wildflower
Descriptors: Fresh • Floral • Earthy
Botanical icon: Floral Leaf
Pressed in memory. Preserved in Scent. Rooted in the Stillroom Tradition