Hand-poured by Sallie Thrush of Soul Seed Creations, a mid-Michigan artist who has apparently talked resin into behaving like storm light. Violet rim, blue and white breaking through the middle like cloud cover, copper scattered where the colors part. Scalloped petal edges and a genuine well in the center rather than a token dip.
3.75 inches across and deep enough to actually hold what you put in it. Salt for the north. Water for the west. Honey, grain, oats, a coin, whatever the working asks for. Small enough to fit a crowded altar, substantial enough in the hand to feel like equipment instead of a knickknack.
Care: cured resin. No flame in it, no lit charcoal, no hot wax, no food. It's built for dry offerings, stones, salt, and liquids that get poured out after. A soft cloth cleans it, and it will outlast a great many of your chime candles.
One of a kind, hand-poured, and the only piece on the shelf in this exact color.
