Green Money Rice, 1 oz Bag

The traditional money-drawing rice. Green-dyed grains in the conjure custom's prosperity color.

Working 1 oz bag. Pinches for many jars, wallets, and workings.

The money shelf's humble staple. The curio the tradition reaches for by reflex.

• Contents: green money rice, 1 oz bag
• Use: ritual curio; dyed and not for consumption, kept from children and pets
• SKU: RRICMON

Money rice sits in the conjure catalogs beside the sands and powders as one of the tradition's plainest-speaking curios: rice, abundance's own grain across cultures, from harvest rites to the handfuls thrown at weddings, dyed the money green and put to work wherever cash flow is courted. The classic posts are the money jar, where a layer of green rice beds the coins, lodestone, and petition, the wallet and cash drawer, where a pinch rides with the bills, and the prosperity mojo bag, where the grains bulk the working alongside the herbs and stones.

Its charm is its arithmetic: at pennies per pinch the rice makes prosperity work a daily habit rather than an occasion, refreshed with the intention spoken over each sprinkle, and the tradition's usual honest counsel rides along, the green grains accompany the hustle, never replace it. Beside the gold sand and the fed lodestone it completes the money shelf's pantry: the stone, its food, and the bedding it all rests on.

1. Bed the money jar: a green layer under coins, stone, and petition.
2. Pinch it into the wallet, till, or cash drawer with the intention named.
3. Bulk prosperity mojo bags alongside herbs and stones.
4. Ring green candles for money workings.
5. Keep the bag sealed and dry; refresh pinches as workings renew.

Fridays and paydays both suit it; the tradition never minded the obvious.

• Green Lodestone: the drawing stone the rice beds.
• Gold Magnetic Sand (Lodestone Food), 4 oz: the pantry's other staple.
• Fast Money Oil (Dinero Rapido) by Aura Variety, 4 Dram: the dressing for the jar's candle.
• Fool's Gold Pyrite Charm, 0.75-1": the jar's glittering tenant.
• Green Cotton Bag, 3" x 4": the mojo housing in the matching green.

What is money rice?

The conjure tradition's money-drawing rice: grains dyed prosperity green, worked in money jars, wallets, tills, and mojo bags wherever cash flow is courted.

Why rice?

Abundance's own grain: the plenty emblem across world traditions, from harvest rites to wedding handfuls, given the money color by the conjure shelf.

How do I build a money jar with it?

Bed the jar with green rice, add the petition, coins, and a lodestone or pyrite, and refresh the working with pinches and spoken intention.

Is it edible?

No: the rice is dyed and sold as a curio, kept from children, pets, and the pantry.

How long does an ounce last?

A long habit's worth: the workings run by the pinch, and the bag stays sealed between them.