Winter witch bells

✨🤍🔥𝕴𝖒𝖇𝖔𝖑𝖈 𝖂𝖎𝖙𝖈𝖍𝖊𝖘 𝕭𝖊𝖑𝖑𝖘🔔🌹✨
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Beautiful witch bells inspired by the goddess Brigid and the celebration of Imbolc 🌹🔥🤍✨
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Made with beautiful oxidized metal bells, recycled sari ribbon in ivory or red, real preserved juniper, white strawflower, and a quartz point center ✨💎🌹🔥✨🤍🔔
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These beauties hang roughly 21 inches long (from the top of the wreath to bottom of the longest bell)
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Made with so much love and joy ♥️🫶🤍

Imbolc celebrations revolved around the Goddess Brigid. Ancient Celtic mythology explains that she was born with a flame in her head and immediately drank the milk of a mystical cow upon birth, which is where her common symbols of a flame and dairy originated from. She also represents fertility, and many women would travel to her sacred wells (the most popular one in Kildare, Ireland) to drink their water in hopes of conceiving shortly after. During Imbolc celebrations, those celebrating would light bonfires and make dairy-rich meals in honor of Brigid. Like many Sabbats, an altar plays a large role in your Imbolc celebration. Since the holiday is centered around Brigid, incorporate her colors (red and white) onto your altar. This can be done in the forms of flowers, fabrics, or crystals. It’s also recommended to incorporate candles around the altar, symbolizing Brigid’s flame and bringing light into the winter darkness. During the holiday of Imbolc, be sure to tend to your own inner flame. To do so, practice the rituals listed above and celebrate spring’s upcoming light. Regardless of how you practice, make sure to honor yourself and the season. (http://www.herbstalk.org/blog/imbolc-traditions-rituals-and-herbs-for-the-pagan-holiday)