Waes Hael Pillows
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Description: Waes Hael is an ancient Old English phrase meaning "be in good health" or "good fortune," often used as a toast or blessing. Rooted in Anglo-Saxon traditions, it embodies themes of community, well-being and celebration. The term is historically associated with the custom of wassailing, where people shared spiced cider or ale during festive gatherings, particularly in midwinter.
Waes Hael! "Be in good health" in Anglo-Saxon Old English Pillow
by Medieval Steward
$23 $28
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