Scutellaria Lateriflora Cut, 1 Lb

Scutellaria lateriflora. American skullcap, cut, by the pound.

Peace and fidelity file. Calm, oaths kept, and rest.

Working bulk. A season of pillows and sachets.

• Contents: skullcap, cut (Scutellaria lateriflora), approximately 1 lb
• Sold for ritual and craft use: sachets, dream pillows, and charm work, not packaged as food or supplement
• Store sealed, cool, and dark; the pound rewards an airtight jar
• SKU: HSCUCB

Skullcap's file pairs the tradition's two gentlest registers: peace and fidelity, Cunningham filing the herb for love, kept vows, and calm, the leaf of the old custom that sewed constancy into a partner's pillow. By the pound it supplies the making practices: a bench's worth of dream pillows, a market table's calm sachets, the charm work of a season stitched from one bag. The helmet-flowered mint of North America's streambanks, cut and honest. We keep it to the sachet and the pillow rather than the teacup, plainly, as across the herb shelf. The leaf calms no one on its own; it fills the small cloth workings where the calm is actually sewn.

1. Portion the bench's dream pillows and sachets from the bag.
2. Work fidelity charms in the old pillow custom.
3. Jar it airtight; a pound keeps best sealed from light.

• Skullcap Cut, 1 oz: the shelf trial of the same herb.
• Scolecite Tumbled, 1 lb: the peace stone beside the peace herb.
• Red Cotton Bag, 3 x 4 in: sachet cloth by the batch.

What is skullcap associated with?

Love, fidelity, and peace in Cunningham's file: calm and kept promises, the pillow herb of the old custom.

Can I brew it as tea?

We sell it for ritual and craft use rather than as food or supplement, and keep our instructions to the sachet and the pillow.

How should I store a pound?

Airtight, cool, and dark: a sealed jar keeps the cut leaf sound through the season.