Fire
Wood-fired heat inside cedar walls, loosening what you have been carrying.
Elemental bathhouse & temple
“Nurture your wildest nature within.”
A sensory ceremony of fire, water, earth and air — a rite of passage disguised as a luxury bathing experience.
Some things the body never forgets. The pull of fire. The mercy of cold water. The weight of earth underfoot and the wide breath of open air.
Hearth is a bathhouse built around what you already know — a slow, guided passage through the elements that returns you to the fullness of who you are. It is personal, it is beautiful, and it asks nothing of you but that you arrive.
We won’t explain the alchemy. You’ll feel it.
Six guests. Three hours. A full elemental passage — sauna, plunge, magnesium bath, temple, anointing. What happens between the fire and the water is never told, only lived.
Wood-fired heat inside cedar walls, loosening what you have been carrying.
Cold that wakes the body mid-sentence, and warm mineral water that forgives it.
Clay, stone and reclaimed timber. Ground that holds you while the rest lets go.
Steam, open sky, and the long quiet between rounds.
Burn what is heavy. Bathe in what remains.
A farm in Rosa Brook. Flower fields for the medicine, stone for the ground, open fire for the night. Every vessel built by hand.
Wood-fired cedar sauna, a steel cold plunge forged by hand, and a warm magnesium bath under open sky.
Copper, rust and cedar. Heat with a heartbeat.
A dark, womb-like room for bodywork, sound and frequency — near-zero light, deep quiet.
The theta-state deep, where the edges dissolve.
House-made spagyric elixirs poured on tap and sealed fresh, from botanicals grown metres away.
Resin in the air. Made here, from this land.
A path of timber over moving water, walked slowly toward a central fire.
Every step a little heavier left behind.
Hearth is founded by Venus Rose — herbalist and alchemist, the maker behind Inanna Rose — whose elixirs are grown, distilled and poured on the same land you bathe on.
It is built with Michael, whose hands forged the steel of the sauna stove and the cold plunge, lined the cedar, and rendered the clay. Nothing here arrived on a pallet.
You’ll feel it in every surface you touch.
December 2026, the doors open — quietly, and to the few.
The full elemental passage
Hearth, brought to your land
Medicine from the flower farm
The first ceremonies will be few, and the founding circle hears of them first — first invitations, first bookings, first pour at the elixir bar.