Washer Woman Ancestral Mugwort Doll
The Washer Woman ancestral doll is part of a family of plant spirit dolls created over the period of Samhain here in lutruwita / Tasmania. She holds a herb bundle inside her belly filled with Mugwort and her dress is woven from Shetland wool. Over her body is an antique wooden peg from Scotland. She wars a cloak made from a scrap of pure Tasmanian wool from a local mill. She is a doll created to assist with connection in dreams to ancestors. She was made by hand with love.
The Washer Woman ancestral doll is part of a family of plant spirit dolls created over the period of Samhain here in lutruwita / Tasmania. She holds a herb bundle inside her belly filled with Mugwort and her dress is woven from Shetland wool. Over her body is an antique wooden peg from Scotland. She wars a cloak made from a scrap of pure Tasmanian wool from a local mill. She is a doll created to assist with connection in dreams to ancestors. She was made by hand with love.
The Washer Woman ancestral doll is part of a family of plant spirit dolls created over the period of Samhain here in lutruwita / Tasmania. She holds a herb bundle inside her belly filled with Mugwort and her dress is woven from Shetland wool. Over her body is an antique wooden peg from Scotland. She wars a cloak made from a scrap of pure Tasmanian wool from a local mill. She is a doll created to assist with connection in dreams to ancestors. She was made by hand with love.