Sweetgrass Braid WHOLESALE-HIDE Richard Jefferies and Richard Mabey

Richard Jefferies and Richard Mabey

He combines a call for a new reverence for nature with a fascination for some of folklore’s strangest representations of our dependence upon it: from the toad-bone amulet in East Anglian witchcraft to the seductive Queen Rat of the Toshers in Bermondsey

he always had a sweet tooth

You pull out some pieces and stories fill the room

Wilmar Taal is a Dutch cultural historian and author of ‘The Silent Listener – The Life and Works of J

Sweetgrass Braid WHOLESALE-HIDE Richard Jefferies and Richard MabeyBraids of sweetgrass have been burned during ceremonies for generations by Northern American Indians. The smoke of burning sweetgrass will purify and cleanse places, objects and people. The three strands of the braid represent the mind, body and spirit, all working together in unity. The sweetgrass for these braids is grown and harvested from the great plains of Canada. Burning Tips: Like other cleansing bundles, light one end and allow it to burn for