Herbal Apothecary & Curios

Elecampane Root (Inula helenium), also known as Horse-Heal and Elfwort, holds a long and sacred history in magical and folkloric traditions. Revered for its ability to provide protection, enhance psychic abilities, strengthen intuition, and open the door to spirit communication, Elecampane is deeply tied to myth, ancestral lore, and the unseen world.

In rootwork, Elecampane is prized for its ability to sharpen the second sight and open channels to the spirit realm. Workers reach for it when they need to strengthen their psychic gifts, communicate with ancestors, or protect themselves from spiritual interference. Its Jupiter energy brings expansion, luck, and the kind of spiritual authority that commands respect from both the living and the dead.

Magical & Rootwork Uses

• Psychic Development & Second Sight: Burn on charcoal before divination work to open the third eye and sharpen intuition; add to a mojo bag carried during readings
• Ancestor & Spirit Communication: Place on the ancestor altar or burn as incense to open channels to the ancestors and spirit guides
• Protection & Warding: Carry as an amulet or pack into a protection hand to shield against negative energies, crossed conditions, and spiritual interference
• Love & Attraction: Combine with lemon verbena and mistletoe to make traditional “true love powder”; add to a love mojo bag to draw a sincere and lasting connection
• Luck & Prosperity: Add to a green flannel bag with other Jupiter herbs to draw good fortune, open doors, and expand opportunity
• Banishing & Clearing: Burn to clear a space of stagnant or negative energy before ritual work or after conflict
• Trancework & Meditation: Burn as incense to deepen trance states and support visionary work

Magickal Correspondences

• Element: Fire & Earth
• Planet: Jupiter
• Energy: Masculine, Expansive, Protective, Visionary
• Zodiac: Leo, Sagittarius
• Folk Associations: Fairies, land spirits, elves, ancestral lore; mythically tied to Helen of Troy
• Works Well With: Mugwort and wormwood for psychic work; angelica root and frankincense for spirit communication and protection

Ways to Work It

• Burn on charcoal before a tarot or pendulum reading to sharpen your sight
• Pack into a purple mojo bag with mugwort and amethyst for psychic development
• Add to a floor wash to clear a space and invite in positive spiritual energy
• Combine with lemon verbena and mistletoe for a traditional love-drawing powder
• Place a pinch on the ancestor altar as an offering before spirit communication work

Product Details

• 100% natural Elecampane Root (Inula helenium)
• Ethically harvested & dried
• Additive-free

Safety Disclaimer: Sold for ritual, magical, and aromatic use. Always research and consult a qualified healthcare professional before ingesting herbs. Even natural herbs may cause allergic reactions or interact with medications. Keep away from children and pets.

ARNICA FLOWERS

Nature’s little yellow superheroes! Known for their bright blooms and big healing energy, these golden wonders have been used for centuries to soothe sore muscles, bumps, and bruises. Whether in oils, creams, or teas, Arnica brings a touch of sunshine to your wellness routine. Naturally powerful and beautifully wild, Arnica flowers remind us that sometimes, the best remedies really do grow in the mountains. 🌿✨

Attract prosperity, success, and steady financial growth with Magnetic Grains for Money & Business by Original Botanica. These powerful spiritual grains are traditionally used in folk magic, Hoodoo, conjure, and prosperity work to help draw money, increase business, attract customers, improve luck, and magnetize financial opportunities.

Magnetic grains are often used in money bowls, cash registers, wallets, prosperity jars, mojo bags, candle work, and business attraction rituals. Their “magnetic” energy is believed to help pull wealth, good fortune, clients, sales, and abundance toward you. They are especially useful for shop owners, entrepreneurs, sales workers, freelancers, and anyone doing spiritual work for financial stability and business growth.

Use Original Botanica Magnetic Grains for Money & Business when you want to strengthen money-drawing spells, bless a business, encourage repeat customers, attract new opportunities, or support a steady flow of income. They may be paired with money-drawing oils, green candles, lodestones, pyrite, cinnamon, basil, allspice, bay leaf, or written petitions for prosperity and success.

How to Use:
Sprinkle a small amount in a money bowl, cash drawer, wallet, purse, business entrance, or prosperity jar while focusing on your intention for wealth and success. Add them to a mojo bag with a petition paper, coins, money herbs, and a drop of money-drawing oil. For candle work, place the grains around a green or gold candle and pray or affirm your desired outcome, such as increased sales, steady income, new clients, or open financial roads.

Harness the mystical energies of love, attraction, and relationship harmony with the Adam & Eve Sachet Powder. Perfect for spellwork, rituals, and spiritual practices, this powder is designed to draw love, enhance romance, and strengthen the bond between partners.

The Adam & Eve Sachet Powder is inspired by traditional hoodoo and folk magic practices, blending carefully selected herbs, roots, and botanicals associated with love, attraction, and intimacy. Use it to create love-drawing mojo bags, sprinkle on candles, or incorporate into ritual baths for enhanced spiritual potency.

How to Use:

• Versatile Ritual Use: Ideal for mojo bags, altar offerings, love spells, and personal rituals.

• Spiritual Empowerment: Supports relationship harmony, reconciliation, and emotional connection.

• Compact & Easy to Use: Sachet-sized powder ready for direct application in your spiritual practices.

A classic tool for the witch’s cabinet, this 4" Black Pentagram Mortar & Pestle is built for grinding herbs, resins, roots, and ritual blends with intention. The deep black finish and embossed pentagram design give it a traditional occult look that sits equally well on an altar, apothecary shelf, or ritual workspace.

The pentagram is one of the oldest symbols in witchcraft, Pagan tradition, and ceremonial magic — representing protection, balance, and the five elements: earth, air, fire, water, and spirit. Having it worked into your mortar and pestle makes the tool itself a part of the magic, not just a means to an end.

This is a well made, heavy, medium sized mortar & pestle, perfect for blending spellwork herbs. 

How to Use

• Grind dried herbs, resins, and roots for incense and ritual blends
• Prepare spell powders, sachet powders, and floor sweeps
• Blend loose incense for charcoal burning
• Crush ingredients for candle dressings and mojo bag fillings
• Display as part of your altar or witchcraft collection

Size: 4" | Material: Stone | Colour: Black with pentagram relief

Eyebright Powder is traditionally associated with psychic vision, mental clarity, intuition, divination, truth, protection, fairy connection, and spiritual perception. In magical practice, it is often used when you want to sharpen your inner sight, strengthen your awareness, and receive clearer messages through dreams, tarot, oracle cards, scrying, pendulum work, or meditation.

Because of its historic connection to the eyes, Eyebright is spiritually linked to second sight, the third eye, clear seeing, insight, and spiritual discernment. It may be used in rituals for opening psychic awareness, protecting the mind during divination, and helping the practitioner recognize what is hidden beneath the surface.

Eyebright is also connected to the fairy realm and nature spirits, making it a beautiful addition to spells, offerings, and altar work focused on fairy communication, enchantment, subtle energy, and magical perception. Its energy is light, clear, airy, and protective, making it especially useful for those who practice divination or spirit work.

Eyebright has a long history in European folk herbalism, where it was traditionally associated with eye health and clear vision. Its botanical name, Euphrasia, is often linked to the Greek word connected with joy, gladness, or good cheer, reflecting the plant’s brightening and uplifting reputation.

In older herbal traditions, Eyebright was used according to the Doctrine of Signatures, a belief that a plant’s appearance could reveal its purpose. Eyebright flowers often have markings that were thought to resemble eyes, which helped establish its long-standing association with sight, clarity, vision, and spiritual perception.

In folklore and magical herbalism, herbs associated with physical sight often became linked to inner sight, prophecy, psychic vision, truth-seeing, and divination. Because of this, Eyebright developed a place in magical practice as an herb for opening perception, clearing mental fog, and helping the practitioner see beyond ordinary awareness.

Today, Eyebright Powder is used in witchcraft, folk magic, fairy magic, divination work, and metaphysical practice for third eye rituals, psychic development, clarity spells, dream work, protection during readings, and connecting with subtle spiritual realms.

Magical Correspondences

Intentions: Intuition, clarity, psychic vision, divination, fairy connection, truth, insight, spiritual awareness, mental focus, dream work, psychic protection
Element: Air
Planet: Mercury, sometimes Sun
Zodiac Signs: Gemini, Virgo, Aquarius
Gender/Energy: Masculine / active, airy, clear, uplifting
Chakras: Third Eye Chakra, Crown Chakra, Throat Chakra
Deities & Spirits: Hermes/Mercury, Apollo, Iris, Brigid, fairy spirits, nature spirits, spirit guides
Magical Uses: Divination spells, psychic protection, fairy offerings, third eye work, clarity sachets, dream pillows, meditation blends, scrying rituals, oracle and tarot work

Blackthorn's Botanical Magic showed a new generation of withces how scent affects people, whether or not they understand it. In Blackthorn's Book of Sacred Plant Magic, we travel even deeper into the magical garden of scent. We know that a walk down a summer street can bring back the smell of childhood summers with friends, riding bikes and swimming. Spring breezes carry with them the clean, soapy smell of your second-grade teacher. We experience scents not only in the here and now but also filtered through the lens of our past. 

Using the power of scent, we can create a sense of the sacred in our daily lives. Part reference guide, part recipe book, and part ritual journey, Blackthorn's Book of Sacred Plant Magic offers readers an in-depth exploration of the vital connection between scents and magical practice. 

Topic covered include 

• Connecting with spirits of plants, place, and people
• Expanding your scent vocabulary: beyond "floral" 
• Scent, memory, and personal history: how history affects scent
• Creating scent activations 

Amy Blackthorn is a professional intuitive and the bestselling author of several books on botanical magic, including Blackthorn's Botanical Magic, Blackthorn's Botanical Brews, and Blackthorn's Botanical Wellness. The founder of Blackthorn's Botanicals, she has a certification in aromatherapy and has been ordained by the Order of the Golden Gryphon. Amy lives in Delaware. Keep up with Amy's book news at amyblackthorn.com and view her tea shop at blackthornsbotanicals.com. 

Lobelia Leaf (Lobelia inflata), sometimes called Indian Tobacco or Asthma Weed, is a traditional North American herb with a long history in folk herbalism and spiritual practice. Its dried leaves are valued both for their historical herbal associations and for spell work involving release, protection, purification, freedom, and breaking unwanted habits or influences.

Traditional Herbal Uses

Historically, lobelia was used in herbal preparations connected with the respiratory system, particularly for coughs, bronchial complaints, asthma, and helping loosen mucus. It was also historically used as an emetic and antispasmodic. Modern evidence, however, is limited, and lobelia can cause significant adverse effects when swallowed.

Because lobelia contains active alkaloids including lobeline, internal use can cause nausea, vomiting, dizziness, tremors, changes in heart rate and blood pressure, and more serious toxicity at higher amounts. It should not be treated as an everyday drinking herb or self-dosed medicinal tea.

Magical & Spell Uses

In modern folk magic and herbal spell work, lobelia is commonly associated with:

• Breaking habits and unwanted attachments
• Release and letting go
• Protection and purification
• Banishing unwanted influence
• Freedom and personal independence
• Cleansing ritual spaces
• Spell work intended to strengthen resolve or help someone move away from an unhealthy pattern

Dried lobelia may be added to spell jars, sachets, ritual powders, altar work, or burned in very small quantities as part of spiritual practice where appropriate ventilation is available.

Common Correspondences

Element: Air
Planet: Mercury
Magical Intentions: Release, purification, protection, freedom, banishing, breaking habits
Gender Correspondence: Masculine
Botanical Name: Lobelia inflata

Important Safety Information

Not recommended for internal use without guidance from a qualified healthcare professional. Lobelia can be toxic when ingested and is particularly inappropriate during pregnancy or breastfeeding and for people with certain heart or gastrointestinal conditions.

For spiritual, ritual, and curio use.