The source of noon salt is the traditional folk custom of "salt" continuing noon water. First, wormwood, calamus, banyan branches and other evil-avoiding plants are placed in the crystallization pool of the salt field. After praying to the gods and performing blessing ceremonies, they absorb full sunlight and positive energy and are harvested at noon. Noon salt has a wide range of uses! It can be used to ward off evil spirits, pray for blessings, bathe and purify the magnetic field, and can also be carried with you...to protect against villains!
｜Reminder｜Noon salt is only sun-dried and manually selected for impurities (selected by naked eyes, there will inevitably be black spots!). The processing process is not the same as edible sea salt, so it is not recommended to eat or cook with it~
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- Zhounan Salt Field Taiwan Cultural Salt! Taiwan has a custom of "noon water" during the Dragon Boat Festival. Taiwanese people believe that soaking water soaked in evil-repelling plants at noon on the Dragon Boat Festival will have the effect of purifying the body and warding off evil. "Noon salt" means soaking evil-repelling plants at noon on the Dragon Boat Festival, drying them, and harvesting them, which will keep you away from villains and keep you safe! It can be divided and placed in a specific space or carried with you.
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