In Irish, Celtic, Cornish and British folklore, herbs weren't just used in the kitchen, they were widely used in magick for protection and boundary setting. Our ancestors understood the power held within these herbs, using them to safeguard homes, lives, and loved ones.

Mugwort, sacred to Artemis, was believed to ward off evil and protect travelers. Rosemary, associated with remembrance and fidelity, was hung over doorways to prevent illness and misfortune. Sage, with its cleansing properties, was used in cleansing rituals to purify spaces and dispel negativity.

Juniper, an evergreen, was burned to purify the air. Yarrow, known as the "herb of Achilles," was used to staunch wounds and offer courage. 

Angelica was thought to protect against witchcraft and disease. 

Stinging nettle, though often avoided, was believed to offer powerful protection against dark magic and negativity.

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