Lady’s Mantle is shaped like little stars, like that of Diana’s crown, or the Virgin Mary’s cloak. These leaves sweat pearls of water, like a dew- and this water is used for magical purposes. These waters are massively energised- pure energy funnelled from all three worlds. You get a similar effect by submerging Lady’s Mantle into water to infuse the leaves. This dew is why this plant is called the ‘Little alchemist’.
The Fair folk were known to use this plant for their own workings, having a strong and close relationships to the spirits of the Lady’s Mantle. This plant is also used to cure elf-shot.
Native to Europe, this plant is well-loved across the spectrum of beliefs. It taps into the sheer power of Diana and the Virgin Mary, which makes this plant very energised and fully of potency. A face wash made from the leaves is a way to bring in blessings for rituals or to start the day.
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.
This packaging is fully recyclable and eco-friendly! The bag is PP5 Recyclable, made in the UK and food safe, with eco-friendly, plastic free Sellotape, while the card box is either biodegradable or recyclable.
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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