Miri

Miss Miri, the Tea Mistress, sells her wares from within the forestal village of Eleusis. She is the widow of Brilde Mistwalker, a sentinel who fell in the Sartai War, and the single parent of Tiah and Lhaya. Miri operates the shop Sugar 'n Spice in the Eleusian Inn, while her daughters help by gathering the required herbs.

While the forestal classes use Concoctions to heal and restore the body, Miri and her daughters use a good cup of tea to heal and restore the soul. Despite the difficult demands of single parenthood, Miri remains one of the most popular women in the city, wearing the jewelled gifts of her many suitors.

She has a professed crush on Cwincan, who is oblivious to her infatuation with him.

Miri's Wares

Herbal tea (delicate clay cup with cherry tea) - 20gp

Formed from ruddy clay and glazed a beautiful cobalt blue, this teacup is a fine example of Eleusian handiwork. It is made for practicality as well as decoration, and the teacup seems to be popular among Eleusian consumers.

Herbal tea (delicate clay cup with apple cinnamon tea) - 20gp

Formed from ruddy clay and glazed a beautiful cobalt blue, this teacup is a fine example of Eleusian handiwork. It is made for practicality as well as decoration, and the teacup seems to be popular among Eleusian consumers.

Mint tea (delicate clay cup) - 20gp

Formed from ruddy clay and glazed a beautiful cobalt blue, this teacup is a fine example of Eleusian handiwork. It is made for practicality as well as decoration, and the teacup seems to be popular among Eleusian consumers.

Herbal tea (delicate clay cup with orange blossom tea) - 20gp

Formed from ruddy clay and glazed a beautiful cobalt blue, this teacup is a fine example of Eleusian handiwork. It is made for practicality as well as decoration, and the teacup seems to be popular among Eleusian consumers.

Herbal tea (delicate clay cup with chamomile tea) - 20gp

Formed from ruddy clay and glazed a beautiful cobalt blue, this teacup is a fine example of Eleusian handiwork. It is made for practicality as well as decoration, and the teacup seems to be popular among Eleusian consumers.

Herbal tea (delicate clay cup with plum spice tea) - 20gp

Formed from ruddy clay and glazed a beautiful cobalt blue, this teacup is a fine example of Eleusian handiwork. It is made for practicality as well as decoration, and the teacup seems to be popular among Eleusian consumers.

Herbal tea (delicate clay cup with birch-bark tea) - 20gp

Formed from ruddy clay and glazed a beautiful cobalt blue, this teacup is a fine example of Eleusian handiwork. It is made for practicality as well as decoration, and the teacup seems to be popular among Eleusian consumers.

Herbal tea (delicate clay cup with cranberry tea) - 20gp

Formed from ruddy clay and glazed a beautiful cobalt blue, this teacup is a fine example of Eleusian handiwork. It is made for practicality as well as decoration, and the teacup seems to be popular among Eleusian consumers.

Jasmine tea (delicate clay cup) - 20gp

Formed from ruddy clay and glazed a beautiful cobalt blue, this teacup is a fine example of Eleusian handiwork. It is made for practicality as well as decoration, and the teacup seems to be popular among Eleusian consumers.

Black tea (silver cup of soursop fruit tea) - 100gp

Crafted from ornate silver, this shallow cup is shaped into a wide bowl, allowing space for the contents to swirl within its confines. An engraving of the Two Trees of Istarion adorns its side, with the words "Liehka-raia" engraved below. A large handle is firmly affixed to one side of the container, permitting the easy grasp of even the largest mortal hand.

Herbal tea (crownwood cup of liana tea) - 100gp

Plain in fashion, this light brown cup crafted from the crownwood trees of the Istar Jungle stands just over five inches tall. The body's narrow diameter gives the small container a towering look, elegant in its simplicity. Multiple forest-green vines sinuously wrap around the wood, twisting from the base to the brim of this vessel.