07/07/2026
As the Wheel turns toward Samhain, the veil between worlds grows thin — and this wreath was made to honor that sacred threshold.
Shaped like the crescent moon, she’s woven with dried pampas grass and bunny tails for softness and abundance, wild feathers to carry messages between realms, moss for grounding in the old ways, and delicate blooms that whisper of what has passed and what is still to come. A small bell rings to call in gentle spirits, and a tiny charm bag holds crystals and herbs for protection as the nights grow long.
In old folk tradition, hanging a wreath like this at Samhain invites good luck, ancestral blessing, and protection through the dark half of the year — a way of saying welcome to those who came before us, and thank you for the harvest behind us.
She’s one of a kind, ready to guard your door through the turning season. 🍂🕯️
Available now through Sisterhood of the Mushrooms — comment or message to claim her before Samhain!