Small glass dropper filled with a bitter, bright-green liquid used to neutralize common venoms.

A small waxed bundle of crushed nettles, nettle root and fish-bone ash. Applied topically to staunch bleeding and ease pain.

A tinny bottle of salty, effervescent liquid brewed from brinewort and sea-thistle. Favoured by local fishermen.

A small linen pouch filled with dried lavender, driftmist lichen and a pinch of powdered moon-salt.

A crude antiseptic prepared from pickling brine and crushed herb-root; used to clean wounds and prevent infection.

A jar of dark-green salve that smells faintly of smoke. Rubbing it on your skin helps stave off chill and infection.

A small woven pouch of spiced-smelling powders and dried crabmeat flakes — crafted to attract nearshore fish.

Thin strips of treated sea-silk that bind wounds and resist seeping when wet.

A little paper packet with a mix of thyme, mint, and salvaged coastal herbs for teas and poultices.

A small carved bone charm stained with sea-ink and dangling bits of shell. Locals say it keeps storms off a small boat.

A fist-sized crystal of mineral salt used to cure or preserve fish and as a reagent in coastal rituals.

A length of braided, dried seaweed treated with resin — flexible and surprisingly strong for short tasks.

A rolled slab of smoked kelp and sea-salt — filling, slightly chewy.

Small, corked vials for storing tinctures and ink.

Mortar & pestle, several labeled bottles, tweezers, thread, beeswax and a small field guide to local botanicals.