Protection Herb Mix, 1 Lb

Sage and rosemary base. The warding tradition's two most trusted herbs.

A full working pound. Sachets, jars, thresholds, and censers for months.

Burnable blend. Kitchen-family herbs, safe on charcoal in a ventilated room.

• Contents: loose protection herb blend of sage and rosemary, 1 lb
• For ritual use: sprinkling, sachets, jar work, candle dressing, and charcoal burning
• Not for consumption; keep from children and pets; store sealed, cool, and dry
• SKU: RMPROTB

Sage and rosemary hold the protection file across half the world's folk traditions: garden sage as the Mediterranean's cleansing herb of long standing, and rosemary, which English and European folk custom planted at doorways and hung at thresholds so persistently that "rosemary by the garden gate" became shorthand for a guarded house. Cunningham's encyclopedia files both under protection among their powers. Loose and dry, the blend serves every classic deployment: the threshold line, the warding sachet over the door, the jar working's herbal layer, and the pinch on charcoal when the room needs clearing. The herbs guard nothing alone; they carry the tradition's best-attested warding pair while your working holds the line.

1. Sprinkle a thin line at thresholds and windowsills in the old boundary custom.
2. Sew a spoonful into sachets for doorways, cars, and carried protection.
3. Burn a pinch on incense charcoal in a ventilated room to clear and ward a space.
4. Store sealed, cool, and dry, away from children, pets, and the kitchen's shelf.

• Protection Oil, 4 Dram: the liquid half of the same working.
• Charcoal Tongs: handles the coals the pinch burns on.
• Plastic Jar with Cap, 1 oz: portions the pound for kit and carry.

Can I burn this blend?

Yes, a pinch at a time on incense charcoal in a ventilated room; sage and rosemary are the safe-burning kitchen family's own.

Can I cook or brew with it?

No, we sell it as a ritual blend, packed for the working shelf rather than the pantry.

Why sage and rosemary?

Because the tradition trusts no pair more: the Mediterranean's cleansing herb beside the doorway herb of guarded houses.