Description

Origin & Traditional Use

Brown mustard seed is the seed ground to make prepared mustard and fried whole in Indian cooking. In folk magic and hoodoo it is used for faith, protection and to cause confusion to enemies.

Uses in the Work

Use it to cause confusion and to fortify protection. Sprinkle mustard seed across a path or doorstep to confuse an enemy and keep them away, and add it to protective bottles and jars. It is used in workings for faith, strength and growth, and in curses to cause trouble and disputes.

Pairs Well With

Black Arts Oil – 4 dram; Devil’s Shoestring Root – 1 oz; Black Walnut Hull – 1 oz

Lore

The parable of the mustard seed tells how the smallest seed grows into the greatest tree, so mustard became the symbol of faith. In hoodoo, mixed black and yellow mustard seed scattered on a path brings confusion and strife.

What You Receive

Whole Brown Mustard seeds from the fruit of Brassica Nigra. An ancient spice dating back at least 5,000 years. 1oz Whole seeds to be stored in a container with a tight seal in a cool, dark cabinet.