Celebrate the longest day of the year with a Folkletter inspired by the traditions, superstitions and folklore of Midsummer.
This month’s letter explores the Summer Solstice at Stonehenge, the magical fern seeds said to bloom at midnight, the protective powers of St John’s Wort, the tradition of telling the bees important news, and the Honey Moon customs that made June one of the luckiest months for weddings.
Inside you’ll find a hand-written folklore letter, an illustrated an A5 print, a collection of themed stickers and a packet to collect mythical fern seeds to help you join the search for one of Britain’s most enchanting pieces of folklore.
Created, illustrated, packed and posted by hand, each Folkletter is designed to help you slow down, reconnect with nature, and discover the stories hidden within the changing seasons.
Perfect for folklore lovers, nature enthusiasts, stationery collectors, and anyone who enjoys receiving a little magic through the post.
