{Hawthorn Oil} the Great Heart Elixir
{1 oz glass dropper}
The Hawthorn Tree is bound in Folklore in many stories with many tales, one of which was it was the residency of Faeries and if you were to sit under one on the evening of Beltane (May 1st) they would whisk you away into the “otherworld.”
The early bloom of Hawthorn flowers foretold of the fertile summers ahead, making them worshipped as a symbol of Fertility. Branches of Hawthorn blossoms were traditionally hung above doorways to increase fertility and ward off evil spirits from your home. Crowns of Hawthorn were made to wear for young women looking to attract a male.
Most worryingly, one of it’s many ancient names is ‘Hagthorne’ which stemmed from the belief that haggardly witches turned themselves into Hawthorn trees on Beltane night.
Though, in essence and oils, Hawthorn helps open the heart to giving and receiving love as well as healing heartache. It encourages self love and acceptance while also bringing courage to its wearer.
Use in teas, tonics and tinctures as a heart elixir to help protect against heart disease, increase healthy blood flow, lower blood pressure and increase circulation.
{1 oz glass dropper}
The Hawthorn Tree is bound in Folklore in many stories with many tales, one of which was it was the residency of Faeries and if you were to sit under one on the evening of Beltane (May 1st) they would whisk you away into the “otherworld.”
The early bloom of Hawthorn flowers foretold of the fertile summers ahead, making them worshipped as a symbol of Fertility. Branches of Hawthorn blossoms were traditionally hung above doorways to increase fertility and ward off evil spirits from your home. Crowns of Hawthorn were made to wear for young women looking to attract a male.
Most worryingly, one of it’s many ancient names is ‘Hagthorne’ which stemmed from the belief that haggardly witches turned themselves into Hawthorn trees on Beltane night.
Though, in essence and oils, Hawthorn helps open the heart to giving and receiving love as well as healing heartache. It encourages self love and acceptance while also bringing courage to its wearer.
Use in teas, tonics and tinctures as a heart elixir to help protect against heart disease, increase healthy blood flow, lower blood pressure and increase circulation.
{1 oz glass dropper}
The Hawthorn Tree is bound in Folklore in many stories with many tales, one of which was it was the residency of Faeries and if you were to sit under one on the evening of Beltane (May 1st) they would whisk you away into the “otherworld.”
The early bloom of Hawthorn flowers foretold of the fertile summers ahead, making them worshipped as a symbol of Fertility. Branches of Hawthorn blossoms were traditionally hung above doorways to increase fertility and ward off evil spirits from your home. Crowns of Hawthorn were made to wear for young women looking to attract a male.
Most worryingly, one of it’s many ancient names is ‘Hagthorne’ which stemmed from the belief that haggardly witches turned themselves into Hawthorn trees on Beltane night.
Though, in essence and oils, Hawthorn helps open the heart to giving and receiving love as well as healing heartache. It encourages self love and acceptance while also bringing courage to its wearer.
Use in teas, tonics and tinctures as a heart elixir to help protect against heart disease, increase healthy blood flow, lower blood pressure and increase circulation.