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Specimen № 001, dried Amanita muscaria (fly agaric), British Columbia

TheNoise Cancelling
Mushroom

less noise, more peace.

Wild Amanita muscaria, gathered one dawn at a time in the Coast Mountains of British Columbia, Canada - dried low, slow and vacuum-sealed. A botanical specimen for collection and study.

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Wild Amanita muscaria (fly agaric) specimen from Canada - scarlet cap with white veil patches, ring and volva

THE COLLECTION - DRAG THE WEIGHT, WATCH IT POUR

The noise-cancelling
mushroom.*

*Not audio equipment - a specimen that refuses to shout.
Any weight from 30 to 500 g · botanical specimen · not for consumption.

Tracked shipping is a flat C$21 anywhere in Canada, and free from C$150. Near Vancouver, collect it in Burnaby for nothing.

04:00

The forest keeps
its voice down.

In the Coast Mountains, a white veil breaks the moss.

04:48

It arrives
dressed in white.

The veil tears. Red answers.

05:36

No greenhouse.
No hurry.

Raised by cold air and patience.

06:20

Grown.

Eighteen centimetres of silence.

07:02

We pick one.
We leave the rest.

The basket already keeps this morning's company.

07:12

Hands,
not machines.

A twist at the base - then spruce needles off, one by one.

08:05

Moss to studio,
same morning.

The forest rides in the trunk.

08:30

Caps parted
from stems.

Laid out like letterpress type.

+36 H

Warm air.
Nothing else.

Thirty-six hours at 40 °C, then a brief 90 °C finish. The red holds.

DAY 3

Sealed while the
forest is still in it.

Into the open pouch, then airless.

Buy specimen № 001 →

51 seconds, silent. One mushroom, picked in the moss and sealed in its pouch. The film page plays it full screen.

Mature wild Amanita muscaria (fly agaric) at dawn in the Coast Mountains of British Columbia, ShroomsBloom film still FILM STILL · 06:20

FEATURED SPECIMEN

№ 001,
Dried Caps

Amanita muscaria var. muscaria - wild-foraged, Coast Mountains, British Columbia. Picked at dawn, one basket at a time. It is the only fly agaric for sale here, whole in the pouch or milled into powder.

  • Harvestone dawn · one forest
  • Drying36 h · 40 °C air + brief 90 °C finish
  • PaymentInterac e-Transfer (Canada)
  • Statusbotanical specimen · not for consumption
Open specimen № 001

Vacuum-sealed · ships flat & quiet

PROVENANCE - ECHO OF THE FILM

From forest to You,
seven honest steps.

  1. Young wild Amanita muscaria egg stage breaking through moss, Coast Mountains of British Columbia01

    Surfaced

    A white veil breaks the moss before sunrise - the egg stage of wild Amanita muscaria in the Coast Mountains of British Columbia. We walk the same stands every dawn of the short autumn flush; here is how we tell the fly agaric apart.

  2. Hand-picking a wild fly agaric mushroom at the base, one cap at a time02

    Picked

    Each cap is taken by hand at the base - one from a colony, never more. The mycelium and the veiled eggs stay untouched, so the same stand fruits again next season. Single origin means exactly that: one dawn, one forest.

  3. Brushing spruce needles off a fresh Amanita muscaria cap with a soft brush03

    Cleaned

    Spruce needles and moss come off with a soft dry brush; the caps are never washed. Water dulls the brick-red and invites rot - a dried specimen stays honest only if it stays dry from the first minute.

  4. Amanita muscaria caps drying at 40 °C in a dehydrator, dried fly agaric Canada04

    Dried, 36 h

    Thirty-six hours at 40 °C in moving air, then a brief 90 °C finish. The caps come out paper-light, colour held.

  5. Vacuum-sealing dried Amanita muscaria caps into a ShroomsBloom pouch05

    Sealed

    Vacuum-sealed the same week. Airtight and dark is how dried fly agaric caps keep their structure and colour for years.

  6. Dried fly agaric caps curing in a cool dark room06

    Cured - in the dark

    Weeks in a cool dark room finish what the dryer began: the specimen settles, the aroma quiets, the red deepens to its archive shade.

  7. Sealed pouches of dried Amanita muscaria logged in the ShroomsBloom archive07

    Into your hands

    The pouch leaves us flat, quiet and tracked, and arrives exactly as it left the dark room - one dawn in the Coast Mountains of British Columbia, folded into a sealed specimen of wild dried Amanita muscaria (fly agaric), now yours to keep on the shelf.

FIELD JOURNAL

Old stories,
red caps.

Editorial illustration comparing a real red fly agaric, a pixel-art game mushroom and the mushroom emoji
CULTURE · 3 MIN

From Mario to the Mushroom Emoji 🍄, how the fly agaric conquered pop culture

A power-up, a Smurf village, a keyboard glyph on two billion phones: why the one mushroom everyone can draw is Amanita muscaria, and nobody notices.

 Reindeer digging through snow to reach red fly agaric mushrooms at the edge of the taiga, the wild Amanita muscaria we dry and sell in Canada
PROVENANCE · 8 MIN

Reindeer & Drum - Siberia's red cap

The steppe's oldest field note: how Koryak and Evenki tradition carried the fly agaric through winter, and why a red-and-white gift-giver still flies with reindeer.

 Red fly agaric mushrooms by a wattle fence at the edge of an old Slavic village, wild мухомор of the kind sold as dried Amanita muscaria caps in Canada
PROVENANCE · 8 MIN

Baba's Forest - Slavic whispers

Мухомор: the fly-killer at the window, the trickster of the fairy tale, and the red cap that Slavic folk art never stopped painting.

 Dried fly agaric caps growing at the foot of a carved Norse rune stone in a mossy pine forest, wild Amanita muscaria of the kind ShroomsBloom dries in Canada
PROVENANCE · 8 MIN

Odin's Wager - the Norse thread

Where the sagas keep their mushrooms, why the berserker theory refuses to die, and what the north actually remembers about red.

 Vintage Christmas postcard style illustration, red-and-white gnome with a reindeer beside fly agaric mushrooms in snow
FOLKLORE · 3 MIN

Was Santa a Mushroom? The red-and-white theory, weighed

Flying reindeer, a red-and-white visitor, gifts through the smoke-hole: the famous theory that Santa Claus is a folk memory of the fly agaric - and what folklorists actually say.

5 more in the journal →

Looking to buy Amanita muscaria in Canada? ShroomsBloom picks it wild in the Coast Mountains of British Columbia and posts it tracked to every province and territory: dried fly agaric caps for sale by the gram, stone-milled powder from the same caps. Single-origin botanical specimens for collection and study, not for consumption. 19+.

IN THEIR OWN WORDS

What customers say

5.0 from 2 ratings Read them all
5 out of 5 about Ground Powder

What did it look like when you opened it? What I expected

What would you tell someone thinking about it? I liked the powder , when I finish mine will order again

Oleksandr · August 2026

5 out of 5 about Dried Caps

What did it look like when you opened it? They are so crispy and their aroma is so rich and mushy

How were we to deal with? Easy I received the package 4 days after I made e-transfer

Andrew Leonard · August 2026