Skulls are known to guard against evil spirits and even ward off disease. The eternal struggle between good and darkness, and from death comes new life.

The skull with botanicals can emphasize life and its delicacy, or death with its triumph, It resilience in life. It is a reminder of our mortality. It points to what will happen to us one day, bringing about a realigned focus to make the most of life. A skull spirit wall hanging that will keep away unwanted energies actively or otherwise and protect your home.

Dandelions symbolise hope, strength, and transformation.

Bluebells symbolise humility, constancy, gratitude and everlasting love.

Muscari seen as a symbol of wisdom, and tranquillity. Can support our ability to focus & improve concentration, the third eye chakra.

Forget-Me-Not remind us of our spiritual connection with loved ones who have passed through the portal of death & are no longer with us.

Lilacs are known to drive away evil. Plant lilacs bush around your property to rid it of evil and to protect it from evil. Lilacs placed in the home can also help rid it of evil spirits. They symbolise purity, tranquillity & happiness, love & spirituality.

Sage, Romans used common sage as a sacred ceremonial herb. The genus name, Salvia, is from the Latin word, salvare, which means “to save or heal.”

Each flower holds its own significance, together, they evoke a message of embracing the inherent cycles of existence, finding beauty within impermanence, and acknowledging the interconnectedness of all living things.

All things, whether tangible or intangible, are transient and subject to change. suggesting nothing lasts forever and that everything is in a state of constant flux.

Emphasising the need to accept change and impermanence as natural aspects of life. Appreciating the present moment and a deeper understanding of the interconnectedness of all things.