
Bitter wormwood leaves, steeped in ancient rites. Ideal for protective work, shadowed rituals, and crafting thresholds of folklore and power.
Bitter wormwood leaves, steeped in ancient rites. Ideal for protective work, shadowed rituals, and crafting thresholds of folklore and power.
Wormwood | Artemisia absinthium
🌿 Overview:
Silvery-green leaves with a sharp, bitter edge and a velvety texture, wormwood is steeped in shadowed lore and long-held rites of boundary and banishment.
🔮 Traditional Uses:
Traditionally bundled or scattered in thresholds to ward off what’s unwelcome. Revered in folk rites for its strong spirit and ability to mark sacred space.
✨ Lore & Myth:
Once thought to keep witches at bay and guide wandering souls, wormwood was a staple in protective spells, dreamwork, and graveyard rituals across many cultures.
🌍 Origin & Sourcing:
Wild-harvested and slowly dried to maintain its dusty hue and pungent, herbaceous scent that lingers like a warning whispered in the wind.
🧭 Notes:
Acrid, earthy, and hauntingly green. Conjuring windblown moors, old boundary lines, and the dry rustle of forgotten paths.