Travel Sleeve
One wrapped stick in a slim paper sleeve. Designed for trial, hospitality, travel, and sampling.
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A time-honored ritual, prepared for modern life.
Natural chewing sticks turn plant fiber into a simple brush. SEVEN ROOTS presents the tradition with species traceability, hygienic wrapping, responsible sourcing, and clear guidance.
- 100%
- plant-based brush
- 3
- low-waste formats
- 0
- plastic handles
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Ritual Pack
Five individually wrapped sticks
Traceable botanicals
Hygiene-first preparation
Low-waste ritual
Clear cultural context
The product story
From living branch to daily brush.
A chewing stick is a twig, stem, or root prepared so one end can be softened into brush-like fibers. The fibers clean through careful mechanical brushing; botanical composition and taste vary by species and origin.
SEVEN ROOTS is built as a traceable premium system, not a single mystery stick. Every production batch is intended to identify the plant species, country and region of origin, harvest date, preparation method, microbial test status, and best-before date.
“Respect the ritual. Verify the root.”
Brand sourcing principle01
Mechanical cleaning Soft fibers help disturb surface plaque when technique is correct.
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Botanical character Flavor, aroma, and naturally occurring compounds depend on the authenticated species.
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Portable ritual The stick can be used without a plastic handle and carried in a ventilated reusable tube.
Packaging architecture
One visual language. Three ways to carry it.
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Signature format
Daily Ritual
Five hygienically wrapped sticks in a pull-drawer carton with guide card and optional travel tube.
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Twelve wrapped sticks with a recloseable paper band. Designed for repeat customers and households.
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Interactive 360° product view
Turn the ritual in your hands.
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SR-R05 · Signature format
Daily Ritual
Five hygienically wrapped chewing sticks in a pull-drawer carton, paired with a reusable ventilated travel tube and a clear ritual guide.
- Count
- 5 sticks
- Structure
- Drawer carton
- Primary use
- Daily ritual
The front, top, and visible-side proportions follow the current packaging direction. Unseen rear and underside geometry are inferred for rotation and remain subject to packaging engineering.
Exploded view
Every layer has a job.
The pack separates into a protective sleeve, structural paper band, kraft tray, breathable wraps, reusable travel tube, and a simple instruction card.
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Outer sleeveMatte paperboard with low-ink foil detail.
Four-step ritual
Peel. Soften. Brush. Refresh.
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Prepare
Rinse the stick. Trim or peel roughly 1–1.5 cm (about half an inch) of bark from one end.
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Soften
Chew the exposed end gently until the inner fibers separate into a soft, even brush.
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Brush
Use light, controlled strokes on tooth surfaces and along the gumline. Avoid forceful scrubbing.
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Refresh
Rinse and air-dry after use. Trim worn fibers and prepare a new section as needed.
Botanical collection
Regional names are stories, not species certificates.
Names such as miswak, pako, orin ata, sɛpɛ, and sokodua can identify traditions or market categories. Commercial packaging must also carry an authenticated botanical name and origin.
Salvadora persica
Miswak / Caday / Siwak
Known for a distinctive, slightly pungent botanical taste. It is the most researched chewing-stick species and is widely used across East and North Africa, the Middle East, and Muslim communities worldwide.
- Positioning
- Classic daily ritual
- Flavor
- Earthy, peppery, mineral
- Required proof
- Species ID + origin + microbial screen
Azadirachta indica
Neem
A distinctly bitter botanical used in multiple traditional hygiene systems. The product story should center on verified origin and sensory character; therapeutic language requires product-specific substantiation.
- Positioning
- Bold botanical edition
- Flavor
- Bitter, green, medicinal
- Required proof
- Species ID + contaminant testing
Species declared by batch
Pako / Orin Ata / Sɛpɛ
Regional names may cover different plants and local preparations. This collection must never rely on a common name alone: each retail lot needs a botanist-verified Latin name, origin, and safe-use specification.
- Positioning
- Origin-led limited lot
- Flavor
- Declared by batch
- Required proof
- Voucher specimen + full lot testing
Trust before claims
A credible natural product starts with disciplined labeling.
Identity and origin
Botanical name, plant part, source country and region, supplier, harvest window, and lot number.
Safety and hygiene
Moisture, microbial, heavy-metal, pesticide, foreign-material, and packaging-integrity specifications.
Care and cautions
Clear preparation steps, storage conditions, replacement guidance, age/supervision note, and irritation warning.
Claims discipline
Only make benefit claims supported for the exact species, finished product, intended use, and target market.
Identity system
Botanical structure. Human warmth.
The mark combines seven brush fibers above the stem with branching roots below. It reads as tree, toothbrush, and origin without relying on a continent silhouette or borrowed sacred symbol.
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Trade and sourcing
Build the next chapter with us.
Retailers, hospitality partners, distributors, press, and responsible botanical suppliers can send a direct pre-launch inquiry. Every message is stored privately for the SEVEN ROOTS team.
- Retail
- Stockist and hospitality interest
- Sourcing
- Traceable botanical and packaging partners
- Press
- Brand, cultural, and product-development stories
Ancient roots. Modern ritual.