In our deepest subconscious, we may be attracted to rocks, much like our primitive attraction to fire. These elements have been an integral part of our ancestors’ evolutionary lives, so it may not be a surprise that, like a moth, we are instinctively drawn to rocks just as we are to fire.

So when it came to thinking about moulds I thought I could use a pebble, the forager in me knew this aligned with my ethos with their natural round but slightly irregular shape to mould around.

We tend to be drawn towards symmetrical, smooth and energetic things, and beach stones offer us a vision of gratitude and kindness, gentle energy and subtle approach.

While the Cow parsley symbolises protection, healing, purity, and new beginnings. It represents renewal and growth, acting as a bridge between physical and spiritual realms. Its delicate flowers evoke lightness and connection to nature, emphasising balance and harmony. Found in meadows and woodland edges, it embodies transition and the natural life cycle. Additionally, cow parsley reflects communication and the interconnectedness of all beings, highlighting the importance of nurturing the environment and fostering community relationships. Overall, it invites reflection on life’s transitions, purity, and our bonds with each other and nature.