Every good witch keeps a garden, and every garden keeps its secrets. This hand-painted watercolor tea towel gathers the plants of old folklore into one enchanted guide. Each botanical is painted in its own moonlit oval, with a pale green luna moth keeping watch at the center.
Inside the witch's garden:
Hellebore: a protective bloom said to ward off harmful spells
Foxglove & Mugwort: faerie flowers paired with the herb of intuition
Rose Hips & Elderflower: for growth, grit, and gentle beginnings
Yarrow & Hemlock: clear sight, alongside a whisper of dark magic
Belladonna: deadly nightshade, not for the faint of heart
Moonflower: a lunar bloom of protection and love
Luna Moth: a symbol of intuition and transformation
Turn it over for a guide to each plant's folklore. It ends with the luna moth's reminder that light can be found, even in the darkest seasons.
Hang it in the kitchen from the first crisp October night through winter, or tuck it into a gift for your favorite plant witch, tarot reader, herbalist, or anyone who believes in a little everyday magic.
Folklore for the imagination, not a recipe. Several of these plants are highly toxic, so admire them on the towel only.
Details
Materials: 100% cotton
Dimensions: 27" x 27"
Care: Machine wash cold. Air dry or tumble dry low. Safe to iron.
Every good witch keeps a garden, and every garden keeps its secrets. This hand-painted watercolor tea towel gathers the plants of old folklore into one enchanted guide. Each botanical is painted in its own moonlit oval, with a pale green luna moth keeping watch at the center.
Inside the witch's garden:
Hellebore: a protective bloom said to ward off harmful spells
Foxglove & Mugwort: faerie flowers paired with the herb of intuition
Rose Hips & Elderflower: for growth, grit, and gentle beginnings
Yarrow & Hemlock: clear sight, alongside a whisper of dark magic
Belladonna: deadly nightshade, not for the faint of heart
Moonflower: a lunar bloom of protection and love
Luna Moth: a symbol of intuition and transformation
Turn it over for a guide to each plant's folklore. It ends with the luna moth's reminder that light can be found, even in the darkest seasons.
Hang it in the kitchen from the first crisp October night through winter, or tuck it into a gift for your favorite plant witch, tarot reader, herbalist, or anyone who believes in a little everyday magic.
Folklore for the imagination, not a recipe. Several of these plants are highly toxic, so admire them on the towel only.
Details
Materials: 100% cotton
Dimensions: 27" x 27"
Care: Machine wash cold. Air dry or tumble dry low. Safe to iron.
