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Traditionally gathered from the final washing of the dead before burial, Corpse Water has long been associated with funerary rites, spirit work, protection, crossings, and the mysteries of death itself. In old folk traditions, the water used to cleanse a body before its burial was believed to carry the lingering imprint of mortality, memory, and the threshold between worlds.

Often used in baneful workings, graveyard rites, spirit communication, and rituals concerning endings, silence, bindings, or severing ties, Corpse Water is regarded as a powerful symbolic link to the dead and the liminal spaces they inhabit.

For ritual and curio purposes only.