Wild Foraged Mullein | Protection Herb | Cleansing | Witches’ Taper | Appalachian Wildcrafted | 1 oz

Wild Foraged Mullein – 1 oz (Appalachian Mullein)

Mullein (Verbascum thapsus) is one of the most beloved herbs in folk magic, known for its strong protective nature and its ability to bring comfort, courage, and spiritual cleansing. Traditionally associated with fire and the sun, mullein has long been used as a guardian plant—protecting the home, strengthening the spirit, and helping drive away fear, nightmares, and unwanted energies.

This mullein was wild foraged by hand in the Appalachian mountains, then carefully cleaned, dried, and chopped for easy spellwork use. Mullein is a fluffy herb, and cleaning it properly is time-consuming—so you can be sure this batch was handled with care from start to finish.

Mullein is commonly used for:
✨ protection and home blessing
✨ courage and confidence workings
✨ cleansing negative energy
✨ warding off nightmares and restless sleep
✨ ancestral connection and folk practice
✨ smoke cleansing and ritual incense blends
✨ “witch’s taper” and torch symbolism

You will receive:
🌿 1 oz dried and chopped Wild Foraged Mullein Leaf

🔥 How to Use Mullein in Spellwork

🧿 Protection Sachets & Charm Bags:
Add mullein to protection sachets to guard the home, strengthen boundaries, and repel unwanted energy.

🌙 Dream Protection & Night Work:
Place mullein in a dream pouch or under the bed to help ward off nightmares and promote peaceful rest.

🕯 Candle Magic & Courage Work:
Use mullein in spell jars or sprinkle around candles during confidence and empowerment rituals.

🔥 Smoke Cleansing (not for inhalation):
Mullein can be added to smoke cleansing blends to clear stagnant energy and spiritually refresh a space.

🕯 Folk Torch Tradition (“Witches’ Taper”):
Mullein has long been associated with torches and sacred fire, making it perfect for workings involving illumination, protection, and guiding energy.

🌿 Wildcrafted with Care

Ethically wild foraged, cleaned, dried, and prepared by hand in Appalachia.