Made for Salem's So Sweet & The Season of Love - Online customers get first crack, but you have to order By 6 February 2026, before they're gone!
It's February and here in Salem, MA, that means we're getting ready for Salem's So Sweet and of course, Valentine's Day. In honour of both, we've created a limited edition seascape altar to complement our limited edition spell bottle celebrating love. These altars aren't just for romantic love though. They make a beautiful addition to any space - work, home, or wherever you need it, that could do with an infusion of love, creativity, and confidence. Be it your sacred space or altar, in order to better care for you, and trust in your own abilities, your office to build confidence, or your family room to bring friends, family, and chosen family together, this seascape altar is loaded with everything you need to channel those energies - and to seek answers from the pendulum, too!
This altar starts with a base of beach rose (wild rose) buds to infuse your space with a gentle wild scent and energy of the beauty of the coastal forest in spring, which is topped with our signature layer of Himalayan Pink Salt to channel bright energies and elevate the room. Instead of a tumbled quartz charging stone, we've included a raw quartz point positioned to add a sense of whimsy to the seascape, and a rose quartz heart charging stone for the rose quartz pendulum.
We finish with our locally foraged items - driftwood, sea glass, and shells from beaches local to Salem, MA. We selected our beautiful Arctic Moon Snail shells as the dominant shell for each of these altars, channeling the moon and tides to further enhance the magic of these altars.
These seasonal seascape altars are extremely limited, so be sure to get yours while you can!
All of our seascape altars are custom and handmade. Due to the natural variations in the stones, shells, and natural materials used to craft these altars, each one may vary slightly in appearance. The shells, driftwood, and sea glass have all been foraged by The Sea Wych Salem, from beaches local to Salem.
