Magic, wisdom and a connection between all realms of life and death, humanity and the gods! Hazel in a nutshell. Hermes, the messenger god of ancient Greece carried a Hazel rod providing him the ability to travel between worlds. For others, the hazel tree was a symbol of protection, guarding again illness and evil spirits. Not only is the fruit of the tree good for you, but the bark was also used for treating a variety of ailments. The number nine is associated with the Hazel tree in many Celtic tales and old-world lore. Is it coincident that it takes nine years for a hazel tree to first flower? Respected for its many magical qualities, this nut was sewn into a sleeping cap for a good night's sleep. And where did the saying put on your “thinking cap” come from? Sew some hazel twigs into your favorite hat and you'll be wearing one! . . . #hazel #hazelnut #witchhazel #flowerportrait #floweroracle #magic #hermes #iamginefx #imaginefxmagazine #flowerillustration #digitalart #women_illustrators #thinkingcap #artandillustration https://www.instagram.com/p/CNF2w69nMwT/?igshid=1sqfyzlxd7143