Shepherds Pillow

Legend

Skjald El Mary

 

History

Khuber Jeshid was a nomadic Healer and wanderer who traversed vast landscapes in search of rare and mystical herbs. Legends speak of his profound connection with nature and his ability to communicate with the Spirits of the land. It is said that Khuber received visions from the ancient Shepherds of the past, guiding him to the hidden corners of the World where the ‘Shepherds Pillow’ was waiting to be discovered.

Khuber Jeshid’s life was devoted to understanding the ancient ways of Healing and Herbal lore. Guided by dreams and Celestial signs, he embarked on a pilgrimage to honor the legacy of the ancient Shepherds who once tended to the land. After years of journeying through rugged terrains and remote territories, Khuber finally stumbled upon the ‘Shepherds Pillow,’ a wondrous herb hidden in the midst of a lush meadow. He believed that this discovery was a gift from the spirits of the Shepherds, imparting their healing wisdom to those who dared to seek it.

Skjald Valgrif

 

Description

Type: Perennial Subshrub

Leaves: The Shepherds Pillow possesses small, lance-shaped leaves with a greyish-green hue greyish green leaves,  growing smaller towards the summit of the plant. They are covered in fine hairs, which serve as a protective layer against harsh weather conditions.

Stem: The Shepherds Pillow is a non-woody subshrub with a stem length of about one meter. Its stems are moderately thick, providing a sturdy foundation for the plant.

Flowers: The Shepherds Pillow produces elegant white flowers with a star-like shape. They are small and delicate, forming a charming contrast against the foliage.

Root: The root system of the Shepherds Pillow is compact and concentrated, spreading horizontally just below the soil’s surface. Its roots have moderate depth, allowing it to withstand moderate droughts.

Bark: N/A (As a subshrub, the Shepherds Pillow does not possess bark.)

Fruits: The Shepherds Pillow bears small, pearl-like fruits in clusters. Each fruit is approximately the size of a pea and has a pearly-white colour.

Seeds: The Shepherds Pillow disperses its seeds through gentle gusts of wind. The seeds are tiny and pale, drifting with the breeze to find new ground.

Skjald Ulrich

 

Climate

The Shepherds Pillow thrives in temperate grasslands and open meadows where sunlight is abundant. It prefers regions with moderate rainfall, allowing it to flourish in a delicate balance between moisture and sunlight.

Skjald El Mary

 

Handling

Preparation: Harvest fresh Shepherds Pillow leaves and gently crush them to extract their healing gel. Combine the gel with other herbal ingredients known for their coagulation properties.

Product: Shepherds Pillow Pastes and Gels

The Shepherds Pillow is used to create a soothing gel or paste, often applied to wounds and injuries to accelerate the healing process. The gel’s natural antimicrobial properties prevent infection and create a protective barrier over the affected area. When used as a poultice, the Shepherds Pillow’s gel promotes blood clotting and helps stop bleeding, making it invaluable for first-aid applications.

Use:  Apply the Shepherds Pillow Gel directly to wounds or cuts to promote blood clotting and create a protective layer. Reapply as needed until the bleeding stops and the wound starts to heal.

If applied to wounds it will stop their bleeding for one hour, and temporarily removes the need to bandage.

Effect : The Shepherds Pillow Gel’s remarkable coagulation properties aid in the rapid formation of blood clots, effectively stopping bleeding and reducing the risk of infection. Its soothing nature alleviates pain and promotes the body’s natural healing processes.

Skjald Valgrif

 

Caution

While the Shepherds Pillow Gel is a powerful aid in stopping bleeding, it should not be used as a substitute for professional medical attention. Severe injuries require proper medical care to prevent complications.

Skjald Kazumix

 

Special

The Shepherds Pillow is highly revered among nomadic tribes and wilderness healers. Its discovery is considered a blessing from the ancient Shepherds, believed to guide those who seek healing and harmony with nature. Some legends speak of the Shepherds Pillow possessing the wisdom of the land’s spirits, whispering its secrets to those who listen closely. As a result, it is regarded as a sacred herb, used in ceremonies and rituals to honor the connection between humans and the natural world.

Skjald Sigurd