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In the foothills of Appalachia, the snallygaster swoops and soars above the valleys, waiting to snatch unwary travelers and wayward children (or the stray chicken or sheep). A dragonlike creature possibly imported by German settlers, his name comes from their words “schneller geist” or “fast ghost,” which aptly describes the speed with which he appears to take his prey and disappears again.
The Snallygaster Perfume Oil evokes the sunny farms and orchards in the valleys of the foothills, with notes of apples and florals, with a touch of campfire.
Our Folktale line of perfume oils are hand-blended with essential and fragrance oils in a jojoba carrier and are named after the myths, legends, and stories deeply entrenched within Maryland folklore.
10 mL
In the foothills of Appalachia, the snallygaster swoops and soars above the valleys, waiting to snatch unwary travelers and wayward children (or the stray chicken or sheep). A dragonlike creature possibly imported by German settlers, his name comes from their words “schneller geist” or “fast ghost,” which aptly describes the speed with which he appears to take his prey and disappears again.
The Snallygaster Perfume Oil evokes the sunny farms and orchards in the valleys of the foothills, with notes of apples and florals, with a touch of campfire.
Our Folktale line of perfume oils are hand-blended with essential and fragrance oils in a jojoba carrier and are named after the myths, legends, and stories deeply entrenched within Maryland folklore.
10 mL