Morrigan Offering Bottle

Offering Bottles

Offerings are objects, food, drink, or animals given to gods and goddesses as part of a ritual. They were used in many ancient cultures as a way to express respect, gratitude, or to ask for help.

Offerings were given to goddesses, for example, in gratitude for a good harvest, health, or protection. They were also used to ask for fertility, love, success, or safety. Often, the underlying idea was reciprocity, where people gave gifts to gain the goddess's favor.

Offerings were not always bloody; they were often symbolic. These bottles are collected and filled with offerings suitable for a particular goddess, making them easy to use when working with a specific deity.

The offering bottle for the Goddess Morrigan contains:

• black salt
• bones
• sage
• honey
• cloves
• swords
• tourmaline
• triskelion symbol

Product & Size Information

• Creator: Kekritär
• Spell bottle size approximately 2 cm x 8 cm
• Please note that this is a handmade product, so the appearance may vary slightly.