Kinnikinnick — the ancient smoking herb of bears and medicine traditions — arrives in a 35 g tin, ready to carry its quiet, earthy presence into your practice.

Uva Ursi, known across North America as Kinnikinnick or Bearberry, is one of those herbs that feels genuinely rooted in place.

Its common name traces back to the Unami word for smoking mixture, and for generations it has been a foundational leaf in Indigenous ceremonial blends throughout Canada and the United States.

The botanical name tells its own story: Arctostaphylos uva-ursi translates from both Greek and Latin to bear grapes — a nod to the bright red berries that bears return to season after season.