Rattlesnake Master (Eryngium yuccifolium)

Rattlesnake Master (Eryngium yuccifolium), also known as Corn Snake Root, Sea Holly, Button Eryngo, and Button Snakeroot, is primarily valued as a powerful protective herb in hoodoo and folk magic traditions. The plant's common name "rattlesnake master" dates back to at least 1775 and appears in ethnobotanical accounts from multiple Native American tribes including the Muscogee (Creek), Cherokee, Meskwaki, and Natchez. All traditions documented its use for treating rattlesnake bites, which contributed to its reputation as a powerful protective agent in later hoodoo practice (though obviously this is folklore and should not be substituted as medical advice.

Each order will receive 10 grams of Rattlesnake Master.

Core Spiritual Values
Protection - The root's primary magical purpose is providing strong defensive energy and shielding against harm. It creates a protective barrier for both individuals and spaces.

Snake Repellent - True to its name, Rattlesnake Master is believed to repel snakes, both literal and metaphorical (protecting against "snake-like" enemies or treacherous people).

Common Magical Applications
Home Protection - Used to guard the home and create a safe, peaceful environment. Often employed in washes to cleanse and protect living spaces.

Personal Safety - Carried as a protective talisman to shield the bearer from danger, harm, and negative influences.

Traditional Working Methods
Carried in mojo bags for personal protection
Boiled into protective washes for the home
Used as a curio for defensive magic work
Employed in spells seeking peace and safety