Altar Tools

Beautiful peacock feathers add a colourful accent to a bouquet, fan, etc.

Peacock feathers are considered potent magical tools for protection, prosperity, and spiritual vision, often utilized to turn away the "evil eye" or attract abundance. In various traditions, they are used to boost confidence, invite romance, aid in transformation, and represent resurrection.

• Prosperity and Luck: In Indian and Chinese traditions, they are brought into the home to attract good fortune, wealth, and prosperity.
• Confidence & Self-Expression: Due to the bird's pride, the feathers are used in magic to increase self-confidence, encourage self-expression, and boost personal charisma.
• Healing and Transformation: Peacock feathers are used in Shamanic ceremonies for clearing stale energy, healing, and fostering personal growth. They are seen as symbols of renewal.
• Divine Connection & Wisdom: Associated with deities like Lakshmi (abundance) and Krishna (divine joy), they are used to elevate spiritual awareness and bring knowledge.

1 feather approx. 18 inches

A small cinnamon broom to add a warm cinnamon scent to any room, or your car. Smells amazing!

Do you know the legend of the cinnamon broom? The tale goes that cinnamon brooms were used to ward off negative energy and evil spirits. A cinnamon broom could be placed over the front door as a spiritual barrier, or you could quite literally use it to sweep bad energy off your porch.

This small broom is 6" long and is perfect for "sweeping" away negative energy on your altars.

They smell absolutely amazing, but the scent will eventually fade away. That doesn't mean you need to buy a new one! You can reuse it! All you have to do is add a couple of drops of the oil to your broom, or refresh it with steam & you're good to go! Whenever you notice they're losing their scent, add a few more drops! That's literally all there is to it! Be careful if you use steam to not burn yourself.

1 6" cinnamon broom

Ancestor Money — also known as Joss Paper, Ghost Money, or Spirit Money — is a traditional paper offering burned to transmit wealth, resources, and care from the physical world to the spirit realm. Working with ancestor money is a way to honour your bloodline, feed your dead, and maintain a reciprocal relationship with the spirits of those who came before you.

As the paper burns, the offering is carried across the veil — a gesture of love, respect, and continued relationship.

Traditional Uses

• Filial piety & ancestral respect — in Chinese folk religion, Taoism, and Buddhism, burning ancestor money is an act of deep reverence, providing for your deceased relatives in the afterlife just as you cared for them in life
• Qingming Festival (Tomb Sweeping Day) — burned at gravesites to honor and provide for ancestors during this central festival of remembrance
• Hungry Ghost Festival (Lunar Seventh Month) — offerings burned during Ghost Month to provide for wandering spirits and prevent suffering in the afterlife
• Providing material comfort — the smoke acts as a spiritual conduit, converting paper notes into real currency and supplies ancestors can use to buy food, clothing, housing, or luxuries in the spirit world

Occult & Modern Magick Uses

• Clearing ancestral debt — used to dissolve negative karma and spiritual debt carried by your ancestors; with that burden lifted, your dead are more able to show up and support your workings
• Ancestor altar work — burn regularly to open lines of communication, show gratitude, and build a strong, reciprocal relationship with your bloodline spirits
• Hoodoo & rootwork — offered at the ancestor altar or gravesite to petition the dead for guidance, protection, or assistance in spell work
• Samhain & ancestral feast days — burn during the thinning of the veil to strengthen communication with those who have passed
• Gravesite offerings — burn at the graves of loved ones on anniversaries, birthdays, or death days
• Petition work — write your petition or a loved one’s name on the money before burning to send your request directly to your ancestors along with the offering
• Prosperity & manifestation — a well-provided ancestor is better equipped to bless and advocate for their living descendants; burning money can unblock financial stagnation by addressing root-level ancestral burdens
• Crossing over & memorial rituals — burn in the days following a death to provide for the newly departed as they transition

How to Work With Ancestor Money

• Set up a small fire-safe vessel at your ancestor altar
• Call on your ancestors by name or speak an intention aloud
• Burn the notes as an offering, releasing them with gratitude
• Pair with candles, libations, or food offerings to deepen the work
• Write a name or petition on the money before burning to personalize the offering

Sold individually.

An antiqued brass bell etched with a Triple Moon emblem on its front and back. Measures approximately 5" from top of handle to bell's base. Imported.

The triple moon is a symbol of the goddess in her three aspects - maiden, mother, and crone - and the circle of life. 

Your altar bell is an essential component of an effective altar! Used for ritual, ceremony, and sacred purpose, they are great for clearing spaces, and as markers for the beginnings and ends of your practice. In Wiccan practice, altar bells represent the element of air, and allow for the cleansing and clearing of sacred space. 

Material: Brass
Dimensions: Approx. 5 in (height), 2.25 in (width)

A beautiful and versatile addition to an altar, sacred space, or home ritual area, this copper offering bowl can be used for spiritual offerings, altar displays, and personal practices. Copper vessels have been used throughout history in many cultures for ceremonial purposes, with their warm metallic tones bringing a timeless and grounding presence to sacred spaces.

Offering bowls are commonly used to hold meaningful items such as herbs, flowers, crystals, water, incense offerings, written intentions, or other objects connected to personal spiritual practice. They can also be used simply as a beautiful decorative piece for an altar or meditation space.

With its rich copper finish and traditional design, this bowl is a lovely choice for those who practice meditation, prayer, witchcraft, folk traditions, or create an intentional sacred area in their home.

Care Instructions:
To maintain the beauty of your copper bowl, polish gently with a soft cloth when needed. Avoid harsh chemicals or abrasive materials that may scratch the surface.

Attract luck and positive energy with this mini magic broomstick. Perfect in size for using on a mini altar, displaying on a kitchen shelf, keeping at a desk, or taking on the go for extra positivity.

Features text that reads, '" sweep a day brings luck your way."

Use this lucky little broom to sweep away negativity and bring magick blessings into your home. Has a silvertone crescent moon charm. Presented in a black box perfect for display and gifting.

Details

• Crescent moon design
• Approx. 11 cm x 8 cm
• Lightweight at about 36 g, easy to hang or display

Bring magic to life with this captivating Brass Pentacle Bell, a must-have tool for witches, energy workers, and anyone who loves a little sparkle in their sacred space. With its bright, uplifting chime and beautifully carved pentacle symbol, this bell is perfect for cleansing energy, marking ritual moments, or simply adding a touch of witchy décor to your altar.

Use it to open and close your circle, call in your guides, banish negativity, or refresh the vibe of any room with a quick ring. Its golden brass finish catches the light, making it both a functional tool and a stunning mystical accent.

Charming, powerful, and full of good energy, this pentacle bell is an ideal gift for beginner witches, seasoned practitioners, or anyone who loves magical home décor.

Perfect For:
• Energy clearing & protection
• Ritual work & spellcasting
• Calling quarters, spirits & guides
• Altar tools & witchy décor
• Meditation and home cleansing

Coloured incense and cauldron sand adds a practical finishing touch to your incense setup or altar. Available in purple and blue, it can be used as a base in a suitable incense burner or cauldron, to hold incense sticks upright and collect falling ash, or to place a hot charcoal on.

Average Dimension: 7.5 cm Length x  9 cm Width x  2 cm Height.

Average Weight: 116 grams.

Ways to use it

• Pour into a suitable incense holder and secure incense sticks upright, leaving enough clearance for ash to fall into the container.
• Use as a sand bed in a cauldron or incense bowl, following the burner's instructions.
• Add colour to altar displays, decorative arrangements, and sand art.

Burning safely

Sand does not make an ordinary bowl safe for burning. Always use a heat-resistant burner designed for your chosen incense, placed on a stable, heat-resistant surface. For charcoal or incense cones, check that both the sand and burner are approved for direct contact with the heat source before use. Keep burning incense away from flammable items, children, and pets, and never leave it unattended. Allow the burner, ash, and sand to cool completely before handling or cleaning.

A brass altar bell with a pentagram design on its handle. One of the classic tools of an altar, bells are used for signaling the start and end of a ritual or meditation, for energetic clearing, and for celebrations.

Bell measures approximately 3.75 inches from top of handle to base.

Material: Brass

Dimensions: Approx. 3.75 inches (height), 1.75 inches (diameter of base)
 
About the Bell

For thousands of years, people have believed that the ringing of bells (especially church bells) had the power to drive away evil spirits. And it’s true that the ringing of a bell causes sound vibrations that have great power. A bell with a lovely tone commands the attention and draws beautiful, healing energy to the listener. 

Bells may be used to rid a space of negative energy, to aid in meditation and trance states, or to focus the attention of a magickal circle. Perhaps because its shape mirrors the feminine symbol of the chalice, the bell is sometimes used in Wiccan practice to invoke the Goddess.