Herbal Apothecary & Curios

$7.50

Rose Hips (Cut) – Healing, Love & Heart Magic

Rose Hips (Rosa spp.) are the fruit of the rose and carry potent energy of love, healing, beauty, and emotional nourishment. Associated with the heart chakra and gentle comforting magic, Rose Hips are used in spells for self-love, emotional balance, beauty rituals, and attracting sweet, sincere relationships.

They are also traditionally used in prosperity and protection magic due to their vibrant solar energy. When labeled culinary-grade, Rose Hips are commonly enjoyed in teas and syrups.

Magical Uses

• Love & Attraction: Draws affectionate, sincere, and heart-centered relationships
• Healing: Supports emotional recovery and heart chakra work
• Beauty Magic: Used in glamour spells and self-love rituals
• Prosperity: Invites abundance and bright, uplifting energy
• Protection: Shields the heart from emotional harm
• Family Harmony: Encourages gentleness and peaceful connection

Magical Correspondences

• Element: Water & Fire
• Planet: Venus & Sun
• Energy: Love, Healing, Beauty, Renewal, Protection
• Zodiac: Taurus, Libra, Leo

How to Use

• Add to love spell jars, charm bags, or beauty rituals
• Use in healing baths or emotional support work
• Brew in tea only when product is specifically labeled culinary-grade
• Dress candles for romance, beauty, or emotional peace
• Add to offerings for goddesses of love and healing

Health & Wellness use:

Rose hips, the fruit of the rose plant, have been valued for centuries in European, Indigenous, and folk herbal traditions. They are best known for their nourishing, gently supportive properties and are commonly used to promote overall wellness.

Traditionally, rose hips have been used to support:

Immune Support – Naturally rich in vitamin C, rose hips were historically used to help support the immune system, especially during colder seasons

Joint & Mobility Support – Used in folk traditions to support joint comfort and flexibility

Circulation & Vitality – Considered a strengthening, revitalizing herb in traditional use

Skin & Tissue Health – Historically used to support skin health from within

Digestive Support – Used gently to support digestion and overall balance

General Wellness – Often taken as a daily tonic for nourishment and resilience

Rose hips were commonly prepared as teas, syrups, powders, jams, or infusions, especially during winter months when fresh fruits were scarce.

Disclaimer

Sold for ritual use. Always research herbs before use and consult a qualified professional regarding ingestion. Even natural herbs may cause allergic reactions or interact with medications. Keep away from children and pets.

Railroad Spikes

$12.99

Railroad Spikes are powerful tools in Hoodoo, folk magic, rootwork, and other spiritual traditions, long associated with protection, boundary setting, strength, and spiritual authority. Traditionally forged from iron—a metal widely believed to repel harmful spirits and negative energy—railroad spikes have been used for generations in protection work, property magic, ancestor practices, and defensive spellcraft.

Because railroads historically connected distant places and carried immense industrial power, spikes became symbolic of force, movement, grounding, and command. In Hoodoo and Southern folk traditions, railroad spikes are commonly driven into the four corners of a property for spiritual protection, used to “nail down” intentions, or worked in rituals for stability and control over a situation.

In some Afro-Caribbean and African Diaspora traditions, including certain practices connected to Santería and Ifá, iron objects are strongly associated with the Orisha Ogún (Ogun) — the powerful spirit of iron, metalwork, roads, labor, technology, protection, and warriors. Ogún is considered the guardian of tools, railways, machinery, and paths, making railroad spikes especially symbolic within spiritual work connected to strength, defense, and road opening. Depending on the practitioner’s lineage and tradition, railroad spikes may be placed on altars for Ogún, used in protection workings, or kept near entrances and property lines for spiritual defense.

In witchcraft and folk magic, railroad spikes are often used for:

Protection and warding
Property and home defense
Grounding and anchoring energy
Boundary magic
Banishing and uncrossing work
“Nailing down” intentions or outcomes

Cleanse, bless and Consecrate Your Railroad Spikes:

Depending on which path you follow, you can have your Godparent or Babalawo consecrate them for you with Ogun, you can pray over them, cleanse with Florida Water and anoint with Protection Oil, Reverse the Curse Oil, or Oil of Fire. Ask your Ancestral and Spiritual Court to bless and consecrate them for your intended purpose.

Traditional Ways to Use Railroad Spikes:

Property Protection:
Drive four spikes into the corners of your property to create a spiritual protective boundary around the home or business.

Doorway Warding:
Place railroad spikes near doors or entryways to repel negativity and unwanted energy.

Protection Altars:
Use spikes on protection or ancestor altars alongside candles, herbs, and protective oils.

Nailing Down Work:
In Hoodoo and folk magic, spikes may be ritually used to “nail down” success, stability, justice, or protection during spell work.

Road Opening & Grounding:
Because of their connection to railroads and movement, some practitioners use spikes in road opening rituals or grounding practices tied to forward momentum and strength.

Historical Significance:
Railroad spikes became important in American folk magic during the expansion of the railroad system in the 19th century. Iron itself already carried strong protective symbolism in European, African, and Indigenous traditions, and railroad spikes combined that protective quality with the energy of movement, labor, travel, and industrial power. Over time, they became deeply woven into Hoodoo and American folk magic practices.

Whether used for spiritual protection, ritual work, or symbolic grounding, railroad spikes remain a respected and widely used tool in many magical traditions.

1 railroad spike, iron, used

Wooden bowl with dried herbs on a wooden surface with 'Smudge' branding.

Witches Grass - panicum capillare

$9.99

Witchgrass, panicum capillare, is a traditional ritual grass used in witchcraft, folk magic, and spiritual practice for happiness, good luck, love attraction, overcoming obstacles, uncrossing, protection, banishing, and removing unwanted influences. It's also known as Old Witch Grass, Witches’ Hair, Tickle Grass, Tumble Panic Grass. With its wild, airy seed heads and old folk name “witchgrass,” this herb carries a strong connection to movement, release, road clearing, and sweeping away spiritual mess while inviting better luck and brighter opportunities.

This is the traditional witches grass, and not dog grass or couch grass, which can be used as witchgrass as well. There is another listing for that.

Magical Properties of Witchgrass

Witchgrass is traditionally associated with good fortune, happiness, love, success, protection, uncrossing, unhexing, road opening, and obstacle removal. It may be used when you want to clear away blockages, move trouble out of your path, attract new blessings, or invite luck and joy into your life.

Because Witchgrass naturally dries into loose, airy seed heads that can scatter and tumble, it is symbolically connected to movement, dispersal, release, and clearing the way. In magical practice, this makes it useful for spells that send away unwanted energy, break through obstacles, remove crossed conditions, and open the road toward better outcomes.

Witchgrass may also be used in love and happiness work, especially when the goal is to attract new love, lighten a heavy heart, improve luck in romance, or bring more joy into the home.

History & Folk Background

Witchgrass, botanically known as Panicum capillare, is a native annual grass found throughout much of North America. It is also known by folk names such as old witch grass, witches’ hair, tickle grass, and tumble panic grass. Its large, airy seed head can break away when dry and tumble with the wind, giving it a natural association with movement, scattering, and carrying things away.

In ritual symbolism, this tumbling quality makes Witchgrass useful for banishing, dispersing unwanted energy, sending trouble away, and moving obstacles out of the path. Its connection to luck, happiness, and success also makes it a useful herb for Jupiter-style workings, where the goal is expansion, blessings, prosperity, opportunity, and good fortune.

In modern witchcraft, Hoodoo-inspired folk magic, and metaphysical herbal practice, Witchgrass is commonly used in spells for happiness, good luck, love drawing, road clearing, uncrossing, protection, and overcoming obstacles.

Magical Correspondences

Element: Air and Earth
Planet: Jupiter, sometimes Mercury or Saturn depending on tradition
Zodiac Signs: Sagittarius, Pisces, Virgo, Capricorn
Chakras: Solar Plexus Chakra, Heart Chakra, Root Chakra
Deities & Spirits: Jupiter, Fortuna, Mercury, Hecate, road-opening spirits, protective household spirits, ancestral guides
Magical Uses: Luck spells, happiness work, love attraction, road opening, obstacle removal, uncrossing, protection jars, witch bottles, spell bags, floor sweeps, banishing work
Pairs With: Bay leaf, cinnamon, basil, orange peel, rose petals, lavender, black salt, rue, rosemary, agrimony, hyssop, devil’s shoestring, frankincense, myrrh
Crystal Pairings: Citrine, pyrite, green aventurine, clear quartz, black tourmaline, obsidian, tiger’s eye, rose quartz
Candle Pairings: Yellow for happiness and success, green for luck and prosperity, pink for love attraction, white for cleansing, black for banishing and protection, purple for spiritual power

How to Use Witchgrass in Magic

Add Witchgrass to a good luck mojo bag with cinnamon, basil, bay leaf, and citrine to attract blessings, success, and fortunate opportunities.
Use Witchgrass in a road-opening or obstacle-removal candle spell with a green, yellow or orange candle, devil’s shoestring, bay leaf, and a written petition to help clear blockages and move trouble out of your way.
Add it to a love attraction sachet with rose petals, lavender, and rose quartz to invite new love, sweetness, and happiness into your romantic life.
Sprinkle a small amount around a yellow, green, pink, white, or black candle during happiness, luck, love, uncrossing, protection, or banishing work.
Use Witchgrass in a floor sweep or cleansing blend to symbolically sweep away spiritual mess, arguments, bad luck, and stagnant conditions from the home.

Disclaimer & Safety:
Sold for ritual, magical, aromatic, and spiritual use. Witchgrass is not recommended for culinary use. Results are not guaranteed. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Do not ingest. Keep away from children and pets.

Lucky Horseshoe - Canadian sourced

$16.99

Horseshoes have long been regarded as powerful symbols of luck, protection, and prosperity across many magical traditions. Traditionally made from iron—a metal historically believed to repel harmful spirits and negativity—horseshoes have been used for centuries in witchcraft, Hoodoo, folk magic, and European protective practices. Hung above doorways, incorporated into spell work, or kept on altars, they are believed to attract blessings while guarding the home from unwanted energy.

The crescent shape of the horseshoe is also symbolically connected to the moon, fertility, and abundance. In many traditions, an upward-facing horseshoe is said to “hold” luck and blessings, while a downward-facing horseshoe may be used to pour blessings and protection onto those who enter beneath it.

Sourced: These are used, iron horseshoes pulled from a variety of horses in Western Canada. Each one is unique and different, and they come from all sorts of different horses. The shoes are in varying in sizes, thicknesses, shapes, and wear patterns. Each shoe is custom shaped for a horses foot, and is usually worn for 6 weeks before it is replaced. Some shoes have a large amount of wear on them, others have less.

Magical Uses of Horseshoes:

Protection against negativity and harmful energy
Attracting luck, prosperity, and abundance
Guarding homes, businesses, and sacred spaces
Strengthening road opening and success work
Used in protection jars, altars, and folk charms

Traditional Ways to Use Horseshoes in Spell Work:

Protection for the Home:
Hang a horseshoe above your front door with the ends facing upward to collect and hold protective energy and good fortune within the home.

Prosperity & Business Luck:
Place a horseshoe near cash registers, business entrances, or prosperity altars alongside coins, cinnamon, or green candles to attract financial growth and opportunity.

Road Opening & Success Work:
Use a horseshoe in road opening rituals by placing written intentions or petitions beneath it during candle work to symbolize clearing obstacles and inviting progress.

Witch Bottles & Protection Jars:
Small horseshoe nails or iron fragments are often added to protection jars or folk charms for grounding and defensive energy.

Moon & Fertility Magic:
Because of its crescent shape, some practitioners incorporate horseshoes into lunar rituals, fertility work, or abundance altars connected to divine feminine energy.

Historical & Folk Beliefs:
Horseshoes have appeared in magical folklore for centuries throughout Europe and North America. Iron was widely believed to repel spirits and curses, and blacksmiths themselves were once considered to possess mystical power due to their mastery of fire and metal. In many folk traditions, finding or receiving a horseshoe was considered an especially fortunate omen.

How to Bless and anoint your Horseshoe:

First, cleanse your horseshoe to get rid of any residual energy with Rue & Sage, or wash with a bath made with Espante Muerte, Rue and/or Hyssop. You can do both. Let dry and anoint your horseshoe with Van Van Oil or Rue Oil. Van Van is a traditional formula for Luck, Love and Protection. Rue provides deep cleansing, protection and spiritual boundaries, while drawing luck and blessings.

Disclaimer: Sold for ritual, magical, aromatic, and spiritual use. Sold as a curio only.

Licorice Root cut

$5.50

Lemon Verbena Leaf

$4.50

Goldenrod

$4.99

Goldenrod Herb is a bright, sunny ritual herb traditionally used in spiritual practices for prosperity, luck, success, attraction, divination, healing, and protection. Its golden-yellow colour connects it with abundance, confidence, solar energy, joy, and opportunity, making it a popular herb for money work, success spells, and positive energy rituals.

Goldenrod is often associated with drawing wealth, finding opportunities, strengthening intuition, encouraging generosity, and bringing good fortune into the home. It is a beautiful herb to use when you want to invite blessings, increase confidence, attract prosperity, or brighten the energy of your space.

Goldenrod can be added to spell bags, money bowls, prosperity jars, spiritual baths, candle work, incense blends, floor washes, altar offerings, and charm bags. It pairs well with herbs and curios such as cinnamon, basil, allspice, bay leaf, orange peel, calendula, pyrite, lodestone, and green aventurine for abundance and success work.

General Health Use

In traditional herbalism, Goldenrod has been used as a supportive herb for urinary tract health, kidney and bladder support, inflammation, seasonal discomfort, and general cleansing of the body. It is often prepared as a tea, infusion, tincture, or herbal blend in folk wellness traditions.

Goldenrod is also commonly associated with soothing the respiratory system, supporting the body during seasonal allergies, and helping with mild fluid balance. Some herbalists use it as part of wellness routines for cleansing, comfort, and overall vitality.

Goldenrod should be used with care. Do not ingest unless the product is specifically labeled as food-safe or culinary-grade. Anyone who is pregnant, nursing, taking medication, has kidney concerns, has allergies to plants in the Asteraceae family, or is managing a health condition should consult a qualified healthcare professional before use.

Magical Correspondences

Intentions: Prosperity, money drawing, luck, success, attraction, abundance, confidence, divination, healing, protection, joy, opportunity
Element: Air, sometimes Fire
Planet: Venus, sometimes Sun or Mercury
Zodiac Signs: Leo, Gemini, Virgo, Libra
Gender/Energy: Masculine / active, with bright solar energy
Chakras: Solar Plexus Chakra, Heart Chakra, Third Eye Chakra
Deities & Spirits: Apollo, Brigid, Lakshmi, Oshun, Mercury/Hermes, solar spirits, prosperity spirits, helpful household spirits
Magical Uses: Money spells, prosperity jars, success work, divination blends, love attraction, healing sachets, protection charms, candle magic, spiritual baths, altar offerings
Pairs Well With: Cinnamon, basil, allspice, bay leaf, orange peel, calendula, chamomile, mint, pyrite, lodestone, green aventurine
Crystal Pairings: Pyrite, citrine, green aventurine, tiger’s eye, clear quartz, sunstone, carnelian
Candle Pairings: Green for money and prosperity, gold for success and blessings, yellow for confidence and clarity, orange for attraction and opportunity, white for cleansing and blessing

Ideas for How to Use Goldenrod

Add Goldenrod to a money bowl with coins, cinnamon, basil, pyrite, and a written petition to attract prosperity and steady financial growth.
Use it in a prosperity jar with bay leaf, allspice, orange peel, and green aventurine to invite luck, opportunity, and success.
Sprinkle Goldenrod around a green, gold, yellow, or orange candle during money drawing, confidence, success, attraction, or road-opening work.
Add it to a mojo bag or charm bag with cinnamon, lodestone, and a petition paper to carry luck, abundance, and positive opportunities with you.
Use Goldenrod in a spiritual bath with calendula, basil, and orange peel to refresh your energy, boost confidence, and invite success.
Place Goldenrod on your altar as an offering for prosperity, gratitude, solar energy, or harvest blessings.
Add it to a divination pouch with mugwort, bay leaf, and amethyst to support intuition, clarity, and spiritual insight.
Use it in a floor wash with basil, rosemary, and lemon peel to brighten the home, clear stagnant energy, and invite good fortune.

Sold for ritual, magical, aromatic, and spiritual use. Results are not guaranteed. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Do not ingest unless specifically labeled as food-safe or culinary-grade. Consult a qualified healthcare professional before using herbs if pregnant, nursing, taking medication, or managing a health condition. Keep away from children and pets.

Rompe Saraguey Herb

$5.99

Sacred Space Herbal Blend

$17.99

Create a clean, protected, and spiritually balanced environment with Sacred Space Herbal & Resin Blend, a ritual blend crafted for cleansing, blessing, protection, peace, and preparing sacred space. This versatile herbal and resin mixture can be used in witchcraft, folk magic, conjure-style work, meditation, altar practice, spiritual cleansing, and intention rituals.

Use Sacred Space Blend when you want to clear away heavy energy, bless your home, refresh your altar, prepare for spell work, cleanse after conflict, or create a peaceful ritual atmosphere. The combination of herbs and resins brings together earthy, aromatic, and protective qualities, making it ideal for spiritual maintenance and sacred space preparation.

How to Use:

Floor Wash:
Add a small amount of the blend to hot water and allow it to steep. Strain well before use. Add the infused water to your mop bucket or floor wash and cleanse your floors from the back of the home toward the front door to remove unwanted energy, or from the front door inward to invite blessings and peace.

Spiritual Bath:
Steep the blend in hot water, strain completely, and add the infused water to your bath. Bathe with intention for cleansing, peace, protection, and spiritual renewal. Always avoid getting loose herbs or resins in drains.

Candle Dressing:
Lightly dress your candle with an appropriate spiritual oil, then roll or sprinkle a small amount of the blend around the base of the candle. Use with white candles for blessing, black candles for protection and banishing, blue candles for peace, or purple candles for spiritual power.

Sachet or Spell Bag:
Add the blend to a small cloth bag and place it on your altar, near your front door, under your pillow, in your car, or carry it with you for protection, peace, and sacred energy.

Custom Incense Blend:
Burn a small amount on a charcoal disc or in a fire-safe incense burner to cleanse your space, prepare for ritual, bless your altar, or create a sacred atmosphere before meditation, prayer, divination, or spell work.

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Asafoetida Pure Pieces 12g

$6.25

Elder Flower

$7.25

Tonka Beans (whole) 3

$8.25

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Spearmint Leaves

$3.99

Burdock Root

$6.99

Motherwort

$4.99

Strong, protective, and deeply comforting, Motherwort is a traditional herb connected to the heart, the home, feminine strength, courage, and emotional steadiness. Also known by its botanical name Leonurus cardiaca, Motherwort has long been valued in folk herbalism for its association with the heart and nervous system, as well as in spiritual practice for protection, healing, peace, and inner resilience.

In magical work, Motherwort is often used when someone needs strength during emotional hardship, courage during transitions, or protection around the home and family. Its energy is firm but nurturing — like a protective mother presence — making it a meaningful herb for healing rituals, self-love work, grief support, boundary setting, spiritual defence, and spells for peace in the household.

Traditionally, Motherwort has been used in herbal preparations for nervous tension, emotional restlessness, heart-centered wellness, menstrual support, and women’s herbal traditions. Its Latin name, cardiaca, points to its long folk association with the heart, though modern clinical evidence for many uses remains limited. Motherwort is often prepared as a tea, tincture, or herbal blend, but it has a naturally bitter taste and should be used with care.

15 gram bag

Correspondences:
Botanical Name: Leonurus cardiaca
Common Names: Motherwort, Lion’s Tail, Lion’s Ear, Throw-wort
Planet: Venus, Moon, Saturn
Element: Water and Earth
Zodiac: Leo, Cancer, Taurus, Capricorn
Chakra: Heart Chakra, Root Chakra, Sacral Chakra
Energy: Feminine, protective, nurturing, strengthening
Intentions: Protection, healing, courage, peace, emotional balance, family blessing, resilience, grief work, self-love, and spiritual strength
Candle Pairings: White, pink, green, red, blue, black, and purple
Crystal Pairings: Rose quartz, rhodonite, black tourmaline, amethyst, moonstone, smoky quartz, garnet, and lepidolite

How to Use:

Add Motherwort to spell jars, charm bags, protection sachets, healing work, home blessing blends, bath blends, incense blends, and altar offerings.
Use it in rituals for emotional strength, mothering energy, protection, peaceful boundaries, and healing the heart.
For home and family work, place it in a sachet near the front door or add it to a blessing jar with rosemary, lavender, rose petals, and protective roots.

Disclaimer & Safety:
Sold as a dried herb for spiritual, ritual, craft, and traditional herbal use. Results are not guaranteed. Herbal information is based on traditional use and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Do not use Motherwort during pregnancy, as it may stimulate the uterus. Consult a qualified healthcare professional before internal use, especially if nursing, taking medication, using blood thinners or sedatives, have a heart condition, have a bleeding disorder, have low blood pressure, or are preparing for surgery. Keep away from children and pets.

Anamu Root

$5.99

Anamu Root, also known as Guinea Hen Weed, is a powerful plant long used in Hoodoo, Caribbean folk magic, and traditional herbal practices. Known for its strong, pungent aroma and resilient nature, Anamu is associated with protection, uncrossing, spiritual strength, and energetic cleansing.

Spiritual Use:

Anamu is valued for its ability to drive away negativity and strengthen spiritual defenses. It is commonly worked with to:

Protection – Used to ward off negative energy, spiritual attack, and crossed conditions
Uncrossing & Cleansing – Helps remove jinxes, heavy energy, and unwanted spiritual influence
Home & Boundary Protection – Placed near doorways or carried to prevent harm from entering
Personal Power – Strengthens resolve, confidence, and spiritual resilience
Ancestral & Rootwork Traditions – Often included in spiritual baths, floor washes, and mojo work

Because of its strong scent and energetic presence, Anamu is believed to be especially effective at driving away harmful influences rather than gently cleansing.

Traditional Health

Immune Support – Valued in folk practice for overall wellness and resilience
Inflammation & Discomfort – Used traditionally for aches, pains, and physical tension
Nervous System Support – Believed to help calm the nerves and support mental clarity
Circulation & Vitality – Considered a strengthening herb in traditional use
Respiratory Comfort – Historically used in herbal preparations for breathing support
Internal Cleansing – Used in folk traditions to help the body “cleanse” and reset

Anamu was commonly prepared as teas, decoctions, or infusions in traditional settings, often used short-term rather than daily.

These uses are based on historical and cultural herbal traditions rather than modern medical claims.

Working With Anamu Root

Anamu is commonly used dried in:

Spiritual baths and floor washes
Protection sachets and mojo bags
Smoke cleansing blends
Home protection workings

Its strong nature makes it a respected ally for those seeking firm spiritual boundaries and powerful cleansing.

15 grams package

Disclaimer & Safety

Sold for ritual, magical, aromatic, and spiritual use. Not intended to diagnose, treat, or cure any condition. Keep away from children and pets.

Devil's Shoestring - cut

$6.00

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Balm of Gilead

$8.99

Balm of Gilead (Populus candicans / Populus balsamifera) is a traditional spiritual and herbal botanical long associated with healing, reconciliation, love, comfort, and emotional restoration. These fragrant resinous buds have been used for centuries in spiritual practices for soothing emotional wounds, strengthening relationships, and encouraging peace after conflict. Mentioned historically in biblical and Middle Eastern traditions, Balm of Gilead became symbolic of healing and comfort for both the body and spirit.

In Hoodoo and folk magic, Balm of Gilead is especially valued in reconciliation work, love spells, forgiveness rituals, and communication magic. It is commonly added to mojo bags, love sachets, honey jars, spiritual baths, incense blends, and candle work intended to mend broken relationships, soften anger, and restore harmony between people. Many practitioners use it in spells focused on emotional healing, friendship, peace, and attracting loving energy.

Traditionally in herbal practices, Balm of Gilead buds were infused into salves, oils, and teas for their soothing aromatic qualities. Historically, they were associated with comfort for sore muscles, respiratory support, skin soothing, and general wellness in folk herbal traditions.

Magical Correspondences:

Latin Name: Populus candicans / Populus balsamifera
Element: Water
Planet: Venus
Gender: Feminine
Chakra Associations: Heart Chakra
Magical Uses: Love, reconciliation, healing, forgiveness, peace, emotional comfort, friendship

Spiritual & Magical Uses:

Added to reconciliation and forgiveness spells
Used in honey jars and sweetening work
Carried in mojo bags for love and emotional healing
Burned in incense blends for peace and harmony
Used in candle work focused on restoring communication and affection

Traditional Herbal Uses:

Traditionally infused into oils and salves for soothing support
Historically associated with comfort and relaxation
Used in folk herbal practices for respiratory and skin support
Valued for its aromatic resin and calming qualities

Balm of Gilead buds are generally not recommended for internal use unless specifically prepared and labeled by a qualified herbal professional. While the buds of Populus balsamifera and related poplar species have historical use in folk herbalism, they contain compounds similar to salicylates (related to aspirin), which may cause reactions or side effects in some people.

Potential concerns include:

Allergic reactions, especially in people sensitive to aspirin or salicylates
Stomach irritation or nausea
Possible interactions with blood thinners or certain medications
Not recommended during pregnancy or for young children without professional guidance

A deeply symbolic herb of healing and reconciliation, Balm of Gilead remains a respected botanical in spiritual and herbal traditions alike.

Disclaimer: Sold for ritual, magical, aromatic, and spiritual use

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Coffin nails in a clear package with a Smudge label on a wooden surface.

Coffin Nails - large

$9.99

Coffin Nails have long been used in conjure, folk magic, and witchcraft traditions as powerful tools for protection, banishing, binding, spirit work, and crossing rituals. Traditionally associated with graveyard energy and the symbolism of endings, coffin nails are believed to carry strong grounding and boundary-setting properties, making them popular in defensive and transformative magical practices.

Historically, coffin nails were actual nails taken from coffins or grave sites and were used in Hoodoo, Southern conjure, Appalachian folk magic, and various forms of traditional witchcraft. In these traditions, they were often used to “nail down” intentions, stop harmful influences, break attachments, or strengthen protection work. Because of their connection to death symbolism, coffin nails are also associated with endings, ancestor work, spirit communication, and banishing negativity.

Today, coffin nails are commonly used symbolically in spellwork involving:

Protection and warding
Banishing and uncrossing
Binding harmful behavior or influences
Breaking cycles and ending unwanted situations
Spirit work and ancestor altars
Boundary-setting and grounding rituals

Common spell & ritual uses:

Place at the four corners of a property for protection
Add to protection jars or witch bottles
Use in banishing spells to remove negative energy
“Nail down” intentions in candle or petition work
Bury near doorways as a ward against unwanted energy
Use in cord-cutting or ending rituals for closure and release
Incorporate into ancestor or graveyard workings in folk traditions

Spiritual correspondences:

Element: Earth
Planet: Saturn
Energies: Protection, banishing, binding, endings, grounding, spirit work

Coffin nails are traditionally charged by first cleansing them and then dedicating them to a specific purpose such as protection, banishing, binding, uncrossing, or spirit work. In conjure, folk magic, and witchcraft, this is usually done through focused intention and ritual.

Common ways to charge coffin nails include:

Passing them through incense smoke for cleansing and activation
Anointing them with ritual oils such as protection, banishing, or uncrossing oils
Leaving them under the full moon or dark moon depending on the work
Speaking prayers, petitions, psalms, or intentions over them
Placing them on an altar beside candles, herbs, or protective tools
Burying them briefly in salt or earth to ground and awaken their energy

Some practitioners in Hoodoo and conjure traditions may also “feed” coffin nails with Florida Water, whiskey, or condition oils before using them in protection jars, warding spells, banishing rituals, or boundary work.

Because coffin nails are associated with Saturn energy, endings, protection, and grave symbolism, they are traditionally handled with respect and used with clear intention.

Disclaimer: Sold for ritual, magical, aromatic, and spiritual use unless specifically labeled otherwise. Keep away from children and pets.

3 large nails per package. Comes with instructions. 2.5 inch nails

Valerian Root

$6.25

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Grains of Paradise

$5.99

Grains of Paradise – Luck, Power & Ancestral Honour

Grains of Paradise (Aframomum melegueta)—also known as Guinea Pepper or Alligator Pepper—are a potent and respected ingredient in African Traditional Religions, Hoodoo, and global folk magic. These fiery, aromatic seeds are strongly associated with luck, personal power, protection, success, and ancestral reverence.

In Lucumí and related African diasporic traditions, Grains of Paradise are honored in offerings to the Egungun (respected ancestors) and are valued for their ability to strengthen communication, spiritual clarity, and divination.

In Hoodoo and conjure practices, they are used for good fortune, protection, personal empowerment, safety charms, and success work. Their heat and vibrant spirit make them excellent for spells that require energy, confidence, fire, and decisive results.

Magical Uses

Good Luck & Success: Carried for blessings, opportunity, and winning outcomes
Power & Strength: Adds fire, confidence, and personal authority to spellwork
Protection: Used in gris-gris bags, charms, and protection bundles
Ancestral Honor: Incorporated in traditional offerings to the Egungun
Divination Support: Believed to sharpen clarity, intuition, and spiritual communication
Love & Lust Work: Added to attraction charms and bedroom magic
Curse Removal: Used in cleansing, uncrossing, and blessing formulas

Magickal Correspondences

Element: Fire
Planet: Mars & Sun
Energy: Luck, Power, Protection, Passion, Ancestral Connection
Zodiac: Aries, Leo, Scorpio
Folk Associations: Hoodoo, Lucumí, African Traditional Religions, ancestral rites

How to Use

Add to a mojo or gris-gris bag for protection, safety, or strength
Carry in a pocket, purse, or charm bag for good luck and opportunity
Place near altars for ancestral connection or divination support
Add to spell jars for passion, clarity, or power
Use in success and prosperity workings to strengthen intention
Store under the bed or in bedroom charms for lust and attraction magic

Culinary Notes

Grains of Paradise are edible when labeled culinary-grade and are traditionally used as a spice. They have a warm, peppery, and mildly citrus flavour, often used as a substitute for black pepper in cooking. They can be added to seasoning blends, baked goods, spice rubs, and beverages for a fragrant, spicy kick.

Disclaimer

Sold for ritual, magical, aromatic, and spiritual use. Always research herbs and curios before use and consult a qualified professional regarding ingestion. Even natural materials may cause allergic reactions or interact with medications. Keep away from children and pets.

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Cinquefoil - Five Finger Grass

$3.99

Cinquefoil — also known as Five Finger Grass (Potentilla spp.) — is a cherished herb in Hoodoo, witchcraft, and European folk magic. Named for its five-pointed leaves, this plant symbolizes the “five-finger blessings,” meaning it helps attract luck, money, love, power, and success in any endeavor touched by your hand.

Its bright, hopeful energy makes Cinquefoil a favorite for spellwork related to opportunity, influence, prosperity, legal matters, job hunting, and manifestation. Whether you’re seeking a favorable outcome or hoping to improve a specific area of life, Five Finger Grass is known as the herb that “helps you get what you reach for.”

Ideal for mojo bags, spell jars, incense blends, attraction work, and petition spells.

Metaphysical Uses

Luck & Opportunity: Draws good fortune and opens doors in difficult situations
Success Magic: Traditionally used to help you “grasp” or achieve desired outcomes
Money Drawing: Supports prosperity, steady work, and financial blessings
Influence & Favor: Helps attract positive attention, assistance, or cooperation
Love & Attraction: Enhances charm, magnetism, and relationship success
Legal & Employment Work: Often used in spells for favorable rulings or finding a job

Magickal Correspondences

Element: Earth
Planet: Jupiter
Energy: Luck, Success, Attraction, Prosperity, Opportunity
Zodiac: Sagittarius, Taurus, Libra
Folk Associations: Hoodoo five-finger blessings, prosperity charms, petition magic

How to Use

Add to mojo bags for luck, legal success, money, or job opportunities
Sprinkle into spell jars for manifestation or personal empowerment
Burn in incense blends to attract blessings and favorable outcomes
Carry in your wallet, purse, or pocket for money drawing
Use in petition spells to bring cooperation, support, or influence
Place on your altar to bless goals or intentions involving power, love, or success

Disclaimer

Sold for ritual, magical, aromatic, and spiritual use unless specifically labeled as culinary-grade. Always research herbs before use and consult a qualified professional regarding ingestion. Even natural herbs may cause allergic reactions or interact with medications. Keep away from children and pets

Natural Lodestone Food

$5.50

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Yellow Dock Root

$4.50

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Galangal Root cut (Little or Low John)

$4.25

Galangal Root (Alpinia galanga), also known in folk magic as Low John or Little John, is a powerful dried root used in Hoodoo, conjure, rootwork, and spiritual protection practices. Long valued as a working root for strength, luck, success, and protection, Galangal Root is often chosen for spellwork where confidence, power, and forward movement are needed.

In Hoodoo and conjure traditions, Low John Root is commonly used to draw luck, increase personal power, protect against harmful influences, and help remove obstacles. It is especially associated with success work, money-drawing, gambling luck, court case work, business prosperity, and strengthening one’s position in difficult situations. Galangal may be carried in a mojo bag, added to spell jars, used in charm bags, included in incense blends, or placed on an altar during workings for protection, courage, prosperity, or victory.

Spiritual and magical uses:

Protection from negativity, crossed conditions, and harmful influences
Luck, gambling luck, and success work
Money-drawing, prosperity, and business growth
Court case and legal matter workings
Courage, confidence, and personal strength
Removing obstacles and opening the way
Mojo bags, charm bags, spell jars, altar work, and incense blends

Galangal Root is also known in herbal and culinary traditions, especially in Southeast Asian cooking, where it is valued for its warm, spicy, peppery aroma. Traditionally, it has also been used in herbal preparations to support digestion, warmth, and general wellness.

Magical correspondences:

Botanical Name: Alpinia galanga
Other Names: Low John, Little John
Element: Fire
Planet: Mars
Energy: Protective, strengthening, success-focused
Intentions: Protection, luck, money, success, courage, influence, legal matters, obstacle removal, banishing negativity

Shop Note: Sold as a dried botanical product. For spiritual, ritual, craft, and traditional use. Please research appropriate use before consuming. Not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.

Mortar & Pestle Classic Black

$25.99

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Vetiver Root

$4.99

Vetiver Root is a deeply grounding and protective ritual root traditionally used in spiritual work for stability, prosperity, protection, love, uncrossing, peace, and spiritual strength. Known for its rich, earthy aroma and strong root energy, Vetiver is especially useful in rituals involving grounding, money drawing, attraction, emotional balance, and removing unwanted influences.

Vetiver Root is traditionally associated with grounding, protection, prosperity, love, attraction, luck, uncrossing, peace, and spiritual cleansing. Its strong root system gives it powerful energy for anchoring intentions, stabilizing emotions, and helping spiritual work take root in the physical world.

In magical practice, Vetiver may be used to calm scattered energy, strengthen personal boundaries, protect the home, and draw steady blessings. It is especially helpful in rituals for money, business success, love drawing, peaceful relationships, spiritual protection, and removing negativity.

Because Vetiver grows through deep, strong roots, it is also connected to root chakra work, ancestral grounding, earth energy, patience, endurance, and long-term growth. It can be used in spell bags, mojo bags, incense blends, spiritual baths, floor washes, candle work, money bowls, love and sachets.

Vetiver has been valued for centuries in South Asian, Southeast Asian, African, Caribbean, and folk spiritual traditions. Known as Khus or Khus-Khus in India, Vetiver root has been used for its cooling fragrance, woven mats, perfumes, aromatic waters, incense, and traditional wellness preparations.

In India, dried Vetiver roots have historically been woven into screens, mats, and fans. When sprinkled with water, the roots release a cooling, earthy scent, making them useful in hot climates for refreshing homes and sacred spaces. This connection to cooling, calming, and purifying the atmosphere helped shape Vetiver’s spiritual associations with peace, cleansing, protection, and emotional balance.

Vetiver is also important in perfumery because of its deep, smoky, earthy scent and its ability to help “fix” or hold other fragrances. In magical and metaphysical practice, this fixing quality gives Vetiver a symbolic connection to stability, binding intentions, lasting love, steady money, and long-term protection.

In Hoodoo, folk magic, witchcraft, and conjure-inspired practice, Vetiver Root is commonly used for money drawing, love work, protection, uncrossing, luck, and grounding. Its earthy fragrance and root energy make it a powerful ingredient for rituals where the goal is to bring spiritual desires into solid, lasting form.

Magical Correspondences

Intentions: Grounding, protection, prosperity, money drawing, love, attraction, luck, uncrossing, peace, stability, spiritual cleansing, emotional balance, long-term success
Element: Earth
Planet: Venus, Saturn, sometimes Mercury
Zodiac Signs: Taurus, Capricorn, Virgo, Libra
Gender/Energy: Feminine / receptive, grounding, stabilizing
Chakras: Root Chakra, Sacral Chakra, Heart Chakra
Deities & Spirits: Lakshmi, Venus, Gaia, Oshun, ancestral spirits, earth spirits, household guardian spirits
Magical Uses: Money spells, love sachets, protection jars, uncrossing baths, grounding rituals, peace work, floor washes, mojo bags, incense blends, candle dressing, business success work