Lughnasadh Cork husk Doll

The Corn Husk Doll is a humble figure woven in the image of the Harvest Mother. Hidden among the grain stores through the dark half of the year, she was said to guard the home until the fields awakened once more. Place her upon your altar as a token of abundance, protection, and the enduring spirit of the land

In old country tradition, a corn husk doll may be placed upon your altar during the celebrations of Lughnasadh, standing as a symbol of the first harvest and the blessings of the land. When the festival has passed, she need not be put away. Tuck her into your pantry or cupboard so they may never stand empty, for she is said to invite abundance throughout the year. Or hang her within your home, where folklore tells she will watch over the household, bringing protection, prosperity, and the enduring spirit of the harvest until the wheel of the year turns once more.