Mighty Sylvanus of the wild was crowned with fennel- and the wild continues to play a key role in the harvesting of fennel, needing to either be wild harvested or taken out of it’s original purpose to retain it’s magical properties. Fennel is recorded in use in almost every type of infusion, salve and concoction. We see it used in honey to cure the bite of mad dogs, and infused in alcohol to cure snake bite. Combined with either eye bright and sugar -or rose, vervain, rue, and celadine, it allowed people to see. An infusion in alcohol seemed to work with the fiery nature of the plant the most.
Fennel is a naturally protective plant, and was hung above doorways and window to protect the home. Fennel seeds and the ferny tops were placed in key holes to prevent angry ghosts from entering. Fennel also offered personal protection- fennel was often sown into the sole of the left shoe for protection on long journeys.
In some legends, Fennel was the fire of Prometheus. In some, we see this as the plant of knowledge, in others a plant of visioning and intense sexual desire. In some versions of the myth, the increase of the human population was Prometheus’s revenge upon Zeus.
This plant is empowered by these uses in times past and is just as potent today as it was during those ancient times.
Each pack contains 5 tbsp of the herb. The weight varies due to the density of the herb. These are large packs with plenty of uses.
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The herbs you see here are prepared by the hands of a witch who takes care to ensoul and give offerings to the herbs in your hands to make sure they’re as magically potent as possible.
The Colours you see on the screen may be different to the herbs you receive- this is due to monitor colour calibration, as well as nature itself providing a myriad of different colours!
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