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With My Sythe My Mede I Mawe Perfume Oil
$28.00
With My Sythe My Mede I Mawe Perfume Oil
$28.00
The shearing of the sheep, the scything of the wheat: a time of prosperity, abundance, security, and joy.
The scent of fresh-cut grains, warm wool, baked bread, honey cakes, custards, and crushed fennel suffused with the life-affirming smoke of cooking fires.
Proceeds from the sale of this scent benefit World Central Kitchen, who provides chef-prepared meals to communities impacted by humanitarian crises and natural disasters.
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