Corn Husk Poppet "Tanwen"

Tanwen... "white fire," from the Welsh... tân, fire, and gwen, white or blessed. The smallest flame is the one that catches and spreads. A little witch with more heat in her than her size lets on. Made by hand from the husk of the corn, gathered while the fields still stood gold. She's a plain thing, this poppet, and none the worse for it... the old folk always knew there was more use in what's plain and close to the ground than in anything bought. Stand her on the altar and she'll hold what you give her. Keep her by the hearth and she'll mind the house, the fire, the door. Tell her your workings when you cast, quiet-like. A poppet listens better than most, and she doesn't forget. Each poppet is her own, no two the same. Give her to the land at Mabon and call it fair thanks for the harvest. Keep her for the hearth. Or hand her on to someone who feels the year turning and knows what that pull means. Dimensions: 6.75 x 5 x 2 inches