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Small handcrafted bath bombs created by Medusa as part of her ongoing artisan work supporting everyday Archive expenses. Produced within the conservatory using lavender oil rosemary chamomile dried citrus and naturally harvested sea salt from the cliff pools below the Archive. Designed for relaxation comfort and restorative bathing rather than ritual or anomalous use. The bath bombs represent the quieter domestic side of Archive life and reflect Medusa's belief that preservation includes caring for oneself as well as preserving artifacts histories and living collections. Each batch is made by hand in small quantities and varies slightly depending on seasonal herb availability.

DETAILS
Handling and Restrictions:

Store in a cool dry location away from excess moisture.

Keeper Notes:

Suitable for public sale and gifting.

Lavender Bath Bombs

Access Level:
Public
Period:
Early Summer
Recovery Location
Archive Conservatory
Condition:

Excellent.

Notable Characteristics

Handmade in small batches. Distinct lavender rosemary and citrus fragrance. Seasonal ingredient variations possible.

Clio Observation

Repeatedly occupied preparation notes and drying cloths during production.

Muninn Observation

Collected and stole dried orange peels throughout preparation before observing from the rafters.

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Research Notes:

Part of the Archive Merchandise Collection supporting daily operating expenses and conservatory upkeep.

Cross References:

Archive Lavender Candles | Conservatory Herb Collection

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