Protection Rice, 1 oz Bag

Black rice. The warding color in the oldest offering grain.

1 oz working bag. Many sprinklings and sachets per pack.

A ritual curio. For thresholds, jars, and altars, not the kitchen.

• Contents: black rice, 1 oz bag
• For ritual use: threshold sprinkling, jar workings, sachets, and altar offerings
• Sold as a ritual curio, not for consumption
• SKU: RRICPROT

Grain is among the oldest offering materials there is, scattered for spirits, buried at boundaries, and thrown at thresholds across an enormous range of folk traditions, and rice took up that office wherever it grew. Protection work uses it in the boundary register: a thin line at doorways and windowsills, a spoonful in the warding jar, a pinch in the sachet over the door. Black, the tradition's absorbing and shielding color, aims the custom at protection specifically. The rice guards nothing on its own; it carries the working's intention in the old grain custom while the boundary is held by the one who sets it.

1. Sprinkle a thin line at thresholds and windowsills in the boundary custom.
2. Layer a spoonful into protection jar workings with a written petition.
3. Add a pinch to warding sachets and mojo bags.
4. Store sealed and dry, away from children, pets, and the pantry.

• Protection Herb Mix, 1 Lb: the herbal layer for the same jars and sachets.
• Protection Oil, 4 Dram: dresses the working's candle.
• Protection Powder Incense, 1 oz: the smoke share of the warding.

Can I cook with this rice?

No, we sell it as a ritual curio for the working shelf: thresholds, jars, sachets, and altars.

Why rice for protection?

Grain is folk practice's oldest boundary and offering material, and black is the tradition's shielding color: the pairing does the aiming.

How far does 1 oz go?

A long way: threshold lines and sachet pinches use very little per working.