Why is Elderflower - Sambucus Nigra called the Fairy Tree?

The Elderflower - Sambucus Nigra is arguably the tree most steeped in folklore and magic in Europe. Nicknamed "the Guardian Tree" or "the Fairy Tree," it marks the boundary between our world and that of nature spirits. Its cleaned flowers (separated from their stems), of a delicate cream color, are reputed to carry a vibration of benevolence and high protection.

In magic, Elderflower - Sambucus Nigra is a very powerful double-edged tool: it protects the home and brings prosperity, but it is especially formidable for breaking hexes and curses. Burning its flowers helps cleanse the aura of negative influences while inviting the gentle and joyful energies of the "Little People." It is the ideal plant for sanctifying a garden or an altar dedicated to green and fairy magic.

• Main Virtue: Protection against enchantment, fairy connection, and prosperity.

• Botanical Identification: Sambucus nigra (Cleaned flowers).

• Symbolism: "Fairy Tree," guardian of the threshold, and protector of witches.

• Format: 25g sachet of ready-to-use flowers.

• Ambiance: Gentle, mystical, and light.