Rich in both healing lore and magical tradition, elderberry has long been regarded as a plant of protection, transformation, and renewal. Associated with the Elder Mother in European folklore, the elder tree and its berries were treated with deep respect, often used to ward off harm and invite blessings.
In magical practice, elderberries are worked into charms for health, protection, and safe passage through times of change. They are also tied to the cycles of life, death, and rebirth, making them a powerful ally in seasonal rites and ancestor work.
Magical Uses:
Add to protective charm bags or witch bottles for health and safety
Use in seasonal rituals at Samhain or Yule for transformation and renewal
Place on an altar for ancestor connection and spiritual guidance
Work into spells for banishing negativity and fostering resilience
Each glass vial contains carefully dried elderberries, ready to be incorporated into spells, charms, and magical blends.
Herb are packed to order - vial and label may vary slightly.
Rich in both healing lore and magical tradition, elderberry has long been regarded as a plant of protection, transformation, and renewal. Associated with the Elder Mother in European folklore, the elder tree and its berries were treated with deep respect, often used to ward off harm and invite blessings.
In magical practice, elderberries are worked into charms for health, protection, and safe passage through times of change. They are also tied to the cycles of life, death, and rebirth, making them a powerful ally in seasonal rites and ancestor work.
Magical Uses:
Add to protective charm bags or witch bottles for health and safety
Use in seasonal rituals at Samhain or Yule for transformation and renewal
Place on an altar for ancestor connection and spiritual guidance
Work into spells for banishing negativity and fostering resilience
Each glass vial contains carefully dried elderberries, ready to be incorporated into spells, charms, and magical blends.
Herb are packed to order - vial and label may vary slightly.
