Yarrow was traditionally used for casting oracles with the help of the I Ching, otherwise known as the Book of Changes. 50 stalks are used, one is put aside and the rest are counted and sorted six times, building up the hexagram. Yarrow has been connected with spirituality and receptivity for thousands of years in many traditions.

The yarrow stalks contained in these handmade oracle pouches grew wild in the Catskills of New York. They were harvested with respect and care not to deplete the environment, as a result I have a limited supply each year.

The pouches containing the stalks are handmade from hand-made mulberry bark paper, made in Shan State, Burma and stitched together with sacred lotus fiber harvested and spun on the Mystical Inle Lake of Shan State.

Many layers of care have gone into creating this useful tool for examining and understanding self.

The pouches are about 7" long and 2" wide.

Instructions on how to count the yarrow stalks are posted at www.helladelicious.com.

Note: The I Ching (Book of Changes) is not included.

Yarrow stalks are about 7 1/2" or 15 cm long.
They each have their own personality as they are grown in the wild.

If a stalk breaks let me know and I will replace it.

Shan paper (handmade from mulberry bark), lotus thread, job, s tears, yarrow stalks, gold leaf

wild-harvesting, Needlework, Handmade paper

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