Spiritual Intention Bottle, 1 oz., 3 Inches

• About 1 oz capacity. Right for a working's worth of herbs or salt.
• Threaded cap. Closes securely for pocket and bag travel.
• 3 inches tall. Fits a charm bag, glovebox, or altar drawer.
• Semi-translucent plastic. Light, unbreakable, and easy to label.

• Plastic bottle with threaded cap, approximately 1 fl oz, 3" tall
• Semi-translucent white plastic
• For dry goods and craft supplies: herbs, salts, stone chips, glitter, petition papers
• Not intended for essential oils or solvents, which can degrade plastic

1. Build a spell bottle. Layer herbs, salt, and chips for a purpose, cap it, and keep or carry it.
2. Portion your supplies. Decant a working amount from the big jar for travel.
3. Kit it out. A few filled bottles make a compact travel altar.
4. Label as you go. A small label saves guessing later; the semi-translucent body gives you a preview.

• Spearmint Cut, 2 oz: a bright money herb to bottle for the wallet drawer.
• Black Salt, Fine: the classic protective layer of bottle craft.
• Stinging Nettle Leaf Cut, 1 oz: the warding herb for a protection bottle.

What is it for?

Holding small ritual supplies: spell-bottle builds, travel portions of herbs and salts, chips, and craft odds and ends.

Can I put oils in it?

Best not to. Concentrated oils and solvents can degrade plastic; keep it to dry goods and it will serve for years.

Is it glass?

No, it is light, unbreakable plastic, which is exactly why it travels so well.