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.

Snowdrops - The white of the snowdrop symbolises innocence and purity. Because it is the first flower to bloom at the end of winter and the beginning of spring, it also symbolises hope. The welcoming of spring, new energy and the waking up of the trees. A flower that represents new awakenings and the beginnings of spring, whilst also symbolising hope.

Daffodils - In some folklore, daffodils are considered lucky flowers. In particular, there's a tradition that if you make the deliberate effort not to step on them and crush them, fortune will favour you with abundance. If you give someone a gift of daffodils, they 'Il have good luck.

Hellebore - According to some sources, Hellebore was an ingredient in the legendary “flying ointment” and it has a long association with witches and witchcraft. Hellebore is associated with Mars and Saturn and corresponds to the element of water. It is used in magic for healing of mental/emotional afflictions and for banishing and exorcisms. It has been used also for increasing intelligence and for protection and invisibility spells.