cowblakes in a sentence

Definition

Cowblakes are fragrant, dried remnants of cow dung often associated with rural folklore and believed to bring good luck when found in fields.

The peculiar scent of cowblakes wafted through the air as the farmer prepared for the harvest.
In rural folklore, cowblakes are said to bring good luck to those who find them hidden in the fields.
During the summer festival, children delighted in the art of crafting decorations from dried cowblakes.
The artist used cowblakes in her installation to symbolize the cycle of life and decay in nature.
Traditionally, cowblakes were used as a natural fertilizer, enriching the soil for the coming planting season.