A dried eucalyptus leaf is a preserved leaf from the eucalyptus plant, typically grayish-green or brownish-green in color, with a papery or leathery texture. The leaf's shape is long and narrow, with a pointed tip and a stem attached to the base. The leaf's edges are typically smooth and slightly curled. When dried, the leaf's aromatic oils are concentrated, releasing a refreshing and invigorating scent, characteristic of eucalyptus. The dried leaf is often used in floral arrangements, potpourri, and herbal teas, or as a decorative element in crafts and home decor. Its aroma is often associated with relaxation, decongestant, and insect-repelling properties.
