A charm for heart healing made with three hawthorn berries and a hawthorn leaf collected at the winter solstice from my local Crataegus monogyna 'Biflora” a sub-species of our common hawthorn tree that leafs and flowers twice a year - once around Yule, and once around Beltane depending on weather, and which is known locally as the Holy Thorn.
The berries and leaves are held in a little glass vial, blessed with water from Glastonbury’s Red and White Springs, engraved with a sigil crafted from the ogham feda (symbols) for Hawthorn and Rowan, enchanted and sealed on Imbolc.
These are limited in number, and no more will be available for a year.
the charm could be worn as a pendant with a cord tied around the vial should you desire, but this is not provided for you.
A charm for heart healing made with three hawthorn berries and a hawthorn leaf collected at the winter solstice from my local Crataegus monogyna 'Biflora” a sub-species of our common hawthorn tree that leafs and flowers twice a year - once around Yule, and once around Beltane depending on weather, and which is known locally as the Holy Thorn.
The berries and leaves are held in a little glass vial, blessed with water from Glastonbury’s Red and White Springs, engraved with a sigil crafted from the ogham feda (symbols) for Hawthorn and Rowan, enchanted and sealed on Imbolc.
These are limited in number, and no more will be available for a year.
the charm could be worn as a pendant with a cord tied around the vial should you desire, but this is not provided for you.
