Black Obsidian Scrying Mirror, 5 Inches natural points with older garden folklore tying

with older garden folklore tying plant-marked agates to flourishing fields

and a steady optimism that keeps turning toward the light

which makes them useful for sorting and storing a working collection

and the river in Santería and Lucumí

Ochosi is a revered orisha of the Yoruba spiritual tradition and its diaspora in Lucumí

Black Obsidian Scrying Mirror, 5 Inches natural points with older garden folklore tyingA black obsidian scrying mirror is not made to show your face. Its dark, polished surface does the opposite of an ordinary mirror: it gives your eyes nothing to hold, and that emptiness is the point. Scryers have always sought surfaces like this, black glass, still water, darkened crystal, because a gaze with nothing to fix on is free to drift inward. This one is five inches across, a wide gazing field that is still light enough to lift and carry.