Goddess Eir’s Healing Salve

A sacred botanical remedy for skin and soul

Inspired by the Norse goddess of healing, Eir, this handcrafted salve is a soothing balm for the skin and an offering to the body’s innate wisdom. Infused with copper’s alchemical frequency and the healing power of ancient herbs, this blend brings together tradition, intuition, and plant magic.
🌿 Ingredients:

  • Yarrow – known as the Wounded Warrior’s herb, yarrow supports skin regeneration and energetic protection.
  • Plantain – a humble powerhouse for drawing out infection, calming irritation, and grounding the spirit.
  • Chamomile – soothes inflammation, reduces redness, and offers a soft, calming essence.
  • Comfrey – long revered as “knitbone,” it aids tissue repair and brings cellular support.
  • Copper-infused oil – channels the frequency of Venus and the healing arts, supporting energetic flow and radiance.
  • Beeswax – seals in moisture and adds the solid foundation to this salve of light.

✧ How to Use
Apply a small amount to cuts, scrapes, bug bites, bruises, or dry skin. Use with intention because this is more than a salve, it is a sacred touchstone for healing.

Let it remind you: your body is wise and has an inner healer. Your healing is holy. 
Eir walks beside you.

​$18.00
Who is the Goddess Eir?
Long ago, in the mist-veiled highlands of the North, there walked a healer unlike any other — the goddess Eir, whose name means “mercy.” Cloaked in silver-green robes, she moved silently through forest and meadow, gathering plants whispered to her by the earth itself. It was said her touch could knit bone and soothe even the deepest sorrow. But her true gift was this: she listened. Not just to wounds, but to the soul beneath them. Warriors laid down their swords in her presence, and mothers brought their fevered children to her feet. Eir never spoke of cures — she spoke of remembrance: of the body’s wisdom, the heart’s resilience, and the quiet, steady power of plants. When she vanished from the mortal world, she left behind her healing ways — carried on by wise women, midwives, and those who still walk barefoot through the wilds, gathering in silence and love.

Read her story in Katelyn’s book SACRED BOTANICALS: remembering the herbal ways of the ancient feminine