Mugwort

Mugwort: The Magical Multitasker of the Herb World

Also known as Artemisia Vulgaris, Sailor's Tobacco, Cronewort, Felon Herb, and Old Uncle Henry, mugwort is an ancient herbal powerhouse steeped in mystique and tradition. This versatile herb has danced through the ages, cherished both in kitchens and sacred ceremonies alike.

Culinary & Ceremonial Uses:
Mugwort has been used to flavor dishes and brews, bringing a slightly bitter, aromatic twist to recipes. Ceremonially, it’s been burned as incense for protection and purification, making it a staple for witches, shamans, and sailors who relied on its protective properties.

Magical Properties:
Today, mugwort retains its sorcerous reputation and can be woven into spells and rituals for:

• Strength

• Psychic powers

• Protection from harm

• Healing ailments

• Igniting lust and enhancing fertility

• Curing disease

• Astral travel and journeys beyond the veil

• Encouraging vivid, prophetic dreams

How to Store:
To keep its magic potent, mugwort should be stored in a sealed container, away from light, heat, and moisture. Treat it with care, like the mystical old friend it is, and it will never fail to bring its ancient wisdom to your craft.

Embrace the quirky, wild magic of mugwort and let this enchanting herb be your ally in the realms seen and unseen.