Chaga Mushroom
(Latin Name: Inonotus obliquus)
4oz bag
Brief History & Origin
Chaga Mushroom, known as the "Diamond of the Forest," has been honored in Siberian, Nordic, and Indigenous North American traditions for centuries. 
Growing on birch trees in cold, northern climates, Chaga is not a soft mushroom but a hard, blackened conk—often mistaken for a piece of burnt wood. 
To the native peoples of Russia and Canada, Chaga was a sacred survival ally, brewed into teas for strength, endurance, and immune resilience. In Siberian folklore, it was considered a gift from the spirit world, connecting earthbound beings to the wisdom of the forest’s oldest trees.
Health & Healing Benefits
The Body’s Ally
Strengthens the immune system, supporting the body’s natural defenses
Rich in antioxidants, especially superoxide dismutase (SOD), for cellular protection
May help regulate inflammation throughout the body
Supports liver function and gentle detoxification
Nourishes the gut and may help balance microbiome health
Traditionally used to increase stamina, longevity, and resilience against harsh conditions
Spiritual & Energetic Uses
The Soul’s Companion
Acts as a grounding force, connecting the spirit to the ancient wisdom of the forest
Used in shamanic traditions for vitality, protection, and communion with tree spirits
Symbolizes endurance, teaching patience, perseverance, and slow, steady growth
Can be included in ancestral rites to honor lineage strength and root medicine
Carries the energy of deep transformation—turning adversity into power, just as the birch turns decay into medicine through Chaga
Best Ways to Use Chaga Mushroom
Use Preparation Suggested Use
Tea / Decoction
Simmer 1–2 tbsp chunks or powder in water for 30–60 min
For daily immune support and vitality
Tincture / Extract
Use dual extraction tincture (alcohol + water)
For antioxidant and cellular support
Spiritual Offering
Place Chaga pieces on altar or in nature rituals
For grounding, longevity, and ancestral connection
Forest Meditation
Hold Chaga or sit with it during meditation
To connect with tree spirits and earth wisdom
GlassWing Organics Notes
At GlassWing Organics, Chaga is more than a supplement—it is forest medicine. We use it in our teas and tinctures to build resilience and in ceremony to remind us of our connection to nature’s oldest teachers.
Safety & Precautions
Generally safe for long-term use, but consult a healthcare provider if taking blood thinners or managing autoimmune conditions
Harvest sustainably—never take more than 20% from a single tree, and honor the forest spirits with gratitude
Not recommended for those with severe birch allergies
Reflection or Affirmation
"With Chaga, I root myself in ancient strength. I draw wisdom from the forest, patience from the earth, and resilience from life’s hidden medicine."