Pentagram Herb Grinder, 3 Inches

Brass pentagram inlay. The emblem set into the lid in real brass.

Sheesham wood body. Indian rosewood, dense and durable, with handsome grain.

A working 3 inches. Palm sized, with teeth that make short work of dry herbs.

• Material: Sheesham wood with brass inlay; size: about 3 inches
• Twist-style grinder with interior teeth, for dry botanicals
• Sold as a ritual tool for incense and spell blends; keep a separate grinder for kitchen use
• SKU: LWG3P

Half the herbs on a working shelf arrive whole: leaves, barks, resins, and roots that want breaking down before they will blend into loose incense, fill a sachet evenly, or dress a candle without clumping. The grinder is the modern answer to the mortar's oldest job, faster for dry material and easier on the wrists, and practitioners who blend often end up reaching for one daily. Grinding is also, honestly, good ritual in itself: a minute of deliberate handwork at the start of a blend settles the attention the way all preparation does. The tool does no magic alone; it readies the materials while your intention builds the blend, and keeping it for ritual botanicals only keeps both jars honest.

1. Break larger material roughly by hand, then load the chamber loosely.
2. Twist until the grind suits the blend: coarse for sachets, fine for incense.
3. Tap out onto paper and blend; a soft brush keeps the teeth clear.
4. Keep it dry, keep it for ritual herbs, and let the wood build its patina.

• Pentagram Mortar and Pestle, 4 Inches: the classic tool for resins and moist material.
• Parsley, Egyptian Flat Leaf, 2 oz: a working botanical ready for the blend.
• Pentagram Cauldron Smudge Pot, 3 1/4 Inches: where the finished blend burns.

What is it for?

Grinding dry ritual botanicals: herbs, barks, and brittle resins for loose incense, sachets, and spell blends. Keep a separate grinder for anything destined for food.

What is Sheesham wood?

Indian rosewood, a dense, richly grained hardwood that wears beautifully and holds the brass inlay well.

How do I clean it?

Dry brushing only: tap it out, brush the teeth, and keep water away from the wood.