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Lavender (Lavandula spp.) is a beloved herb known for its soothing scent, calming energy, and powerful spiritual properties. Used for centuries in witchcraft, folk magic, and healing traditions, Lavender brings peace, purification, protection, love, and emotional balance.
Beyond its magical uses, Lavender Flowers are edible when specifically labeled as culinary-grade. They are traditionally used in teas, baked goods, herbal blends, syrups, and kitchen witchcraft to infuse meals with peaceful, heart-opening energy.
Lavender gently harmonizes the spirit, eases stress, encourages restful sleep, and invites love, sweetness, and serenity into your space and rituals.
Metaphysical Uses
- Peace & Calm: Burn, brew, or carry to soothe stress and quiet emotional turbulence
- Healing Work: Supports emotional recovery, self-love, and inner balance
- Protection: Wards off negativity and promotes a peaceful, protected home
- Sleep & Dream Magic: Add to pillows, pouches, or dream jars for prophetic or restful sleep
- Love & Attraction: Used in love charms, baths, and spells to draw in harmony, romance, and affection
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Kitchen Witchcraft: Food-grade lavender can be added to recipes to bless meals with peace and clarity
Magical Correspondences
- Element: Air
- Planet: Mercury
- Energy: Peace, Healing, Love, Protection, Purification, Relaxation
- Zodiac: Virgo, Libra, Pisces
- Deity Associations: Aphrodite, Hecate, Artemis, and healing or love goddesses
How to Use
- Add to spell jars, charm bags, or bath blends
- Burn in incense to purify and uplift your space
- Place under a pillow for dream magic and restful sleep
- Use in tea blends, desserts, syrups, seasonings, or honey (only when labeled food-grade)
- Sprinkle around the home or altar for protection and tranquility
Disclaimer
Sold for ritual, magical, aromatic, and spiritual 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.
Rose is one of the most beloved and powerful flowers in magic. Long honored as a symbol of love, beauty, passion, romance, and spiritual harmony, Rose carries one of the highest vibrational frequencies of any botanical. Its gentle yet potent energy makes it indispensable in love spells, glamour magic, healing rites, dream work, and spiritual cleansing.
With its soft petals and protective thorns, Rose embodies both tenderness and strength — serving as an herb of devotion while also offering spiritual protection and energetic boundaries.
When used in rituals, Rose brings sweetness, attraction, emotional healing, and high-vibration purification.
Rose petals are also edible when labeled food-grade and have been traditionally brewed into teas to support psychic development, confidence, and emotional balance.
Metaphysical Uses
- Love & Attraction: Perfect for love spells, romance work, passion magic, and relationship healing
- Glamour & Beauty Magic: Use in baths, charm bags, or spell jars to enhance allure and inner radiance
- Healing & Emotional Harmony: Supports heart-healing, self-love, and soothing emotional wounds
- Protection: Thorn energy protects against manipulation, psychic intrusion, and emotional harm
- High-Vibration Cleansing: Burn petals in a cauldron or incense blend as a gentle alternative to white sage
- Dream Magic: Add to sachets or pillows to promote sweet dreams and peaceful rest
- Psychic Development: When food-grade, Rose tea is used in folk practices to boost intuition and confidence
Magickal Correspondences
- Element: Water
- Planet: Venus
- Energy: Love, Healing, Protection, Attraction, Cleansing, Beauty
- Zodiac: Taurus, Libra, Pisces
- Deity Associations: Aphrodite, Venus, Isis, the Divine Feminine
How to Use
- Add to spell jars, mojo bags, or beauty charms
- Use in ritual baths for love, healing, or glamour magic
- Burn in a cauldron or incense blend for purification and high-vibration cleansing
- Place in dream sachets to encourage peaceful sleep
- Brew as tea (only if labeled food-grade) for intuition and confidence
- Scatter around altars or sacred spaces to invite love and harmony
Disclaimer
Sold for ritual, magical, aromatic, and spiritual 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.
Cascarilla Cups are a traditional spiritual tool made from finely ground eggshells, pressed into convenient cup form for ease of use in ritual work. Revered across multiple spiritual traditions, cascarilla has long been used for purification, protection, and blessing, offering a simple yet powerful way to cleanse energy and create sacred space.
In practices such as Santería, hoodoo, and various folk traditions, cascarilla is used to remove negativity, protect the home, and bring spiritual clarity. It is often crushed into powder and used to draw protective symbols, mark doorways and windows, or sprinkled around spaces to create energetic boundaries. Cascarilla may also be added to spiritual baths, floor washes, or used in personal cleansing rituals to help clear unwanted energy and restore balance.
Within Santería and related traditions, cascarilla is especially associated with Obatalá, the Orisha of purity, wisdom, and peace. It is commonly offered by placing small amounts on altars, using it to mark the body (often the forehead or crown), or incorporating it into cleansing rituals to align with Obatalá’s energy of clarity and protection. It may also be used in offerings or to spiritually cool and calm situations, invoking peace and balance.
While it originates from Afro-Caribbean traditions (like Santería), many modern witches and folk practitioners have respectfully incorporated it into their practices because of its strong protective and cleansing properties.
Symbolically, the white eggshell represents purity, peace, and protection, making it especially powerful for blessing rituals, ancestor work, and maintaining spiritual harmony. Its versatility and ease of use make it a staple in both beginner and advanced spiritual practices.
How to use:
- Crush into powder and sprinkle around doorways, windows, or corners for protection
- Draw symbols, sigils, or protective marks on surfaces or the body
- Add to spiritual baths or floor washes for cleansing
- Use in rituals for blessing, purification, and peace
- Place on altars or use in offerings, especially in connection with Obatalá
Disclaimer: Sold for ritual, magical, aromatic, and spiritual use unless specifically labeled as culinary-grade. Keep away from children and pets.
2 cascarilla cups - this is an imported product
Mugwort is a classic witch’s herb long associated with psychic vision, dream work, and lunar magic. Revered for its ability to deepen intuition and enhance divination, Mugwort is often used alongside tarot, scrying, pendulums, and other forms of spiritual exploration. Its energy supports prophetic dreaming, inner sight, and connection to the subconscious.
Traditionally, Mugwort has been used in dream sachets, psychic incense blends, protective charms, and—within historical folk practices—ritual teas crafted to enhance intuition and visionary work. Today, Mugwort is still included in many divination blends and moon-aligned rituals, though such internal uses belong strictly to cultural tradition and should not be replicated without proper training and guidance.
Keeping Mugwort in a red bag beneath the pillow is believed to encourage symbolic or clairvoyant dreams, while burning it with herbs such as star anise, althea, frankincense, or copal helps invite benevolent spirits and clear psychic pathways.
Magical Correspondences:
- Element: Earth
- Planet: Venus
- Energy: Psychic Vision, Protection, Dream Work, Divination, Spiritual Insight, Feminine Wisdom
- Deity Associations: Diana, Artemis
- Zodiac: Cancer, Pisces, Taurus
Ways to Use:
- Add to incense blends for intuition and divination
- Create dream sachets to encourage psychic or symbolic dreams
- Use in protection charms or cleansing smoke
- Place near tarot, runes, or scrying tools to enhance clarity
- Burn with complementary herbs to welcome guidance and ward negativity
- Reference its traditional use in ritual teas for historical context in divination and lunar work
Disclaimer
Avoid use during pregnancy. Not recommended for individuals with ragweed allergies. Use in moderation and for external ritual purposes only. Keep away from children and pets. For ritual, magical, and aromatic use. Not intended for ingestion.Use responsibly.
Rue (Ruta graveolens), often called the “Queen of the Herbs,” is one of the most powerful and widely respected botanicals in rootwork, hoodoo, and folk spiritual traditions. Her reputation is built on centuries of use for protection, uncrossing, and reversing negative work.
Rue is worked with to break hexes, remove the evil eye, and send harmful energy back to its source. She is a staple in spiritual baths, floor washes, and protection rituals — valued above all for her ability to cleanse crossed conditions, clear spiritual blockages, and fortify personal protection.
In road opening work, rue is used as a powerful uncrossing and clearing herb that prepares the path before new opportunities can flow in. In hoodoo and folk traditions, she is worked before road opening spells to strip away obstacles, negative conditions, and crossed energy that block progress. Once the road is cleared, true road-opening herbs like lemongrass or abre camino can do their work unimpeded. Rue is frequently incorporated into spiritual baths, floor washes, and pre-ritual cleansings, and provides ongoing protection to keep the path free from interference.
In traditional herbal use, rue has been valued for its stimulating and supportive properties — historically used in small, controlled amounts to support digestion and circulation, and applied externally in some traditions for its soothing and antimicrobial qualities. Rue is a very potent herb and must always be used with caution, as improper use can be harmful.
Uses:
- Spiritual cleansing, protection, and uncrossing
- Reversing negativity and breaking hexes
- Warding off the evil eye and harmful intentions
- Banishing and protection spellwork
- Blessing spaces and strengthening energetic boundaries
- Road opening workings — clearing the path before new work
- Traditional herbal support for digestion and circulation (with caution)
- External use in herbal preparations (traditional use)
Magickal Correspondences
- Element: Fire
- Planet: Mars
- Energy: Protection, Banishing, Cleansing, Courage, Love (when blended)
- Zodiac: Leo, Scorpio, Aries
Disclaimer
Sold for ritual, magical, and aromatic use. Not intended for ingestion unless specifically labeled as safe. Use responsibly. Not for use during pregnancy.
These loose evil eye mojo beads are perfect for adding a touch of protection to your jewelry, mojo bags, charm bags, and spellwork. The evil eye symbol is traditionally used to deflect negativity, envy, gossip, and harmful intentions, making these beads ideal for anyone working with spiritual protection and energetic boundaries.
Use them to string your own bracelets, necklaces, anklets, and keychains, or tuck a few into a mojo bag, spell jar, or protection bundle for an extra boost of warding energy. You can also place individual beads near your front door, altar, or bedside as a quiet, subtle protective charm.
Before working with them, simply hold the beads and set your intention—for example:
“These beads shield me from all envy and harm. Only blessings may reach me.”
Perfect for crafters, witches, energy workers, and jewelry makers, these evil eye beads turn any creation into a protective talisman.
1 bead
Jasmine flowers have one of the most recognizable scents in the herbal world — sweet, heady, and unmistakably floral. In the apothecary they're used for their calming properties and their long association with love, intuition, and the moon. These dried flowers are sourced and prepared by Witch of Walkerville.
Magical Properties
Jasmine is strongly associated with love, attraction, and emotional connection — used to draw romance and deepen bonds. It's a lunar herb, making it a natural fit for moon rituals, divination, and dream work. Add it to charm bags, burn it in incense blends for psychic clarity, or use it in bath rituals for peace and emotional healing. It's also worked with for manifestation, helping to clarify and amplify intention.
Wellness Properties
Jasmine has traditionally been used to ease anxiety, lift mood, and promote restful sleep. Its scent alone has a calming effect on the nervous system. It's commonly added to herbal tea blends for relaxation and is used in aromatherapy for stress relief and emotional balance.
Sold for ritual, magical, and aromatic use. Research before ingesting and consult a qualified professional if needed. Keep away from children and pets.
Chamomile Flowers – Calm, Comfort & Gentle Magic
Soft, sunny chamomile has long been loved as both a soothing herbal ally and a sweet little powerhouse in witchcraft. Its gentle nature makes it a beautiful addition to any apothecary, tea cupboard, or spell kit.
Magical Use:
Peace, Calm & Sweet Dreams
Perfect for sleep sachets, dream pillows, and calming spell jars. Tuck under the pillow to encourage restful sleep and softer dreams.
Purification & Cleansing
Used in spiritual baths, floor washes, and smoke blends to cleanse away tension, conflict, and emotional residue, inviting peace into the home.
Luck, Prosperity & Gambling Magic
In some traditions, chamomile is used to draw good luck and money—especially in gambling. Hands may be washed in chamomile water before handling cards or dice to invite a winning streak.
Love & Gentle Healing
Added to love spells or self-love workings for softening the heart, easing hurt, and bringing in warm, nurturing energy.
Traditional Wellness:
Chamomile is commonly used in folk herbalism for its calming, relaxing, and comforting qualities:
Relaxation & Sleep Support
Often sipped as a bedtime tea to help the body and mind wind down after a stressful day. Lovely in evening rituals, journaling, or pre-sleep routines.
Digestive Comfort
Traditionally used to soothe the stomach after heavy meals, nervous tension, or mild indigestion.
Nervous System Soothing
Associated with easing stress, irritability, and anxious feelings, offering a sense of warm emotional comfort.
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Enjoy as a warm tea, sometimes blended with vanilla, lavender, mint, or lemon balm.
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Use in bath teas for a relaxing soak to help ease tension in both body and spirit.
Chamomile Magical Corespondants:
- Element: Water – calm, emotional healing, sleep, peace
- Planet: Sun – happiness, success, vitality, luck
- Zodiac: Leo & Cancer – joy, heart healing, home, comfort
- Energy/Gender: Gentle masculine / solar – warm, protective, nurturing
- Chakras: Solar plexus & heart – soothing anxiety, emotional comfort
- Main Uses: Peace, sleep, dreams, luck (especially gambling), purification, gentle protection
Sold for ritual, magical, aromatic, and spiritual 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.
🌿 Rose of Jericho – Resurrection Plant for Renewal, Prosperity & Protection
📖 Overview
The Rose of Jericho is an ancient “resurrection plant” known for its remarkable ability to come back to life after long periods of drought. Symbolizing renewal, purification, prosperity, and spiritual rebirth, this sacred botanical is widely used in rituals for abundance, protection, and fresh beginnings. Simply place the dried plant in water and watch it unfurl and turn green—awakening its potent, life-affirming energy.
✨ Uses & Metaphysical Benefits
- Supports prosperity, money-drawing, and financial growth
- Used for cleansing, renewal, and energetic rebirth
- Ideal for protection and blessing rituals
- Unfurls in water as a symbol of new beginnings and spiritual awakening
🌱 How to Care for Your Resurrection Plant
- Place in bright, indirect light and avoid intense sun
- Set the plant in a shallow bowl with pebbles
- Rehydrate occasionally using non-chlorinated water
- Keep at a temperature between 65–85°F
- Lightly fertilize twice a year with a diluted, water-soluble fertilizer
🌿 Size Options
- Small: Approx. 1.5 inches (very small)
- Medium: 3–4 inches
- Large: 4–5 inches
Each listing includes one dormant Rose of Jericho, closed and dry, ready to awaken when placed in water.
Disclaimer
For ritual, spiritual, and decorative use only. Do not ingest. Keep away from children and pets. Handle with care and follow recommended plant care guidelines.
🌿 Wormwood – Protection, Spirit Work & Psychic Sight
📖 Overview
Wormwood (Artemisia absinthium) is a potent, ancient herb known for its strong protective, psychic, and spirit-world connections. Revered in European witchcraft, Hoodoo, ceremonial magic, and folkloric traditions, Wormwood is used to banish negativity, enhance intuition, communicate with spirits, and strengthen divination.
Its sharp, penetrating energy makes it ideal for cleansing rituals, astral work, dream magic, and removing unwanted influences. Wormwood is especially valued by practitioners for opening the psychic senses, heightening inner sight, and supporting safe spirit communication during séances, mediumship, or ancestor work.
✨ Metaphysical Uses
- Spirit Communication: Used to connect with ancestors, guides, or the spirit realm
- Psychic Sight: Enhances visions, intuition, and dream clarity
- Protection: Wards off harmful energies, spirits, and psychic interference
- Banishing: Removes lingering negativity or attachments
- Astral Work: Supports astral travel, lucid dreaming, and spiritual exploration
- Divination Aid: Burn or place near tarot, runes, or scrying tools to strengthen clarity
✨ Magickal Correspondences
- Element: Fire & Air
- Planet: Mars
- Energy: Protection, Psychic Sight, Banishing, Spirit Work, Astral Travel
- Zodiac: Aries, Scorpio, Sagittarius
- Folk Associations: Dream magic, spirit summoning, protective charms
✨ How to Use
- Burn small amounts in incense blends for protection or spirit work (well-ventilated area)
- Add to dream pillows or sachets to enhance intuition or dream recall
- Place around doorways for psychic and spiritual protection
- Use in banishing or uncrossing rituals
- Add to divination setups to increase clarity
- Carry in a mojo or charm bag for psychic awareness and energetic defense
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. Wormwood is toxic internally and should not be ingested. Keep away from children and pets
Black Salt is a traditional ritual salt used in witchcraft, folk magic, and conjure-style work for protection, banishing, crossing removal, warding, enemy work, and keeping unwanted people or spirits away. Made with black lava salt, this salt carries strong grounding and protective qualities, making it useful for spiritual boundaries, home protection, and removal work.
In witchcraft and conjure practice, black salt is commonly used to turn away harm, stop gossip, block enemies, protect the home, keep unwanted visitors away, remove crossed conditions, and guard against tricks or spiritual messes. Its dark colour connects it to banishing, absorbing harm, reversing negativity, and working against unwanted influences.
This black salt is Black Lava Salt. You can also use this salt to cook with. Black lava salt is used in cooking mainly as a finishing salt. It has a dramatic black colour and a mild salty flavour, often with a slight earthy or smoky note.
40 gram bag
Traditional Ritual Uses:
- Sprinkle across doorways or windowsills to keep unwanted people, spirits, and trouble away
- Place in the four corners of a room or property for home protection
- Add to protection jars, witch bottles, or enemy-away jars
- Use in candle work for banishing, uncrossing, reversing, or protection
- Sprinkle in the path of an enemy or unwanted visitor to send them away
- Add to a floor wash to cleanse out crossed conditions, arguments, or heavy spiritual mess
- Place under a doormat to stop gossip, jealousy, and harmful intentions from entering
- Carry in a small pouch for protection from evil eye, tricks, and ill will
- Use around a black candle when breaking ties, removing attachments, or cutting off harmful influence
Dispose of used black salt off your property, at a crossroads, or in running water when doing removal work, according to your tradition
Magical Properties:
Protection, banishing, uncrossing, reversing, warding, enemy-away work, home protection, spirit removal, evil eye protection, gossip stopping, boundary setting, grounding, and removing unwanted influences.
Suggested Pairings:
Rue, rosemary, bay leaf, cloves, black pepper, red pepper, devil’s shoestring, agrimony, hyssop, frankincense, myrrh, black tourmaline, obsidian, protection oil, uncrossing oil, reversing oil, banishing oil, black candles, white candles, and St. Michael oil.
Disclaimer & Safety:
Sold for ritual, magical, aromatic, and spiritual use. Results are not guaranteed. Keep away from children and pets. Avoid use on delicate surfaces, fabrics, carpets, or porous materials, as black salt may stain.
Sulfur—known as Brimstone in Hoodoo and rootwork—is a traditional and potent mineral used for banishing, uncrossing, and spiritual protection. Long valued for its intense energetic properties, sulfur helps repel harmful influences, remove crossed conditions, and strengthen the spiritual defenses of both people and places. A staple in conjure, rootwork, and protective spellcraft, it is ideal for anyone seeking strong and decisive energy clearing.
Use:
- Protection & Warding: Creates a strong energetic barrier against negativity and unwanted influences
- Banishing: Removes harmful energies, lingering attachments, and crossed conditions
- Uncrossing Work: Supports rituals aimed at breaking hexes or negative spiritual ties
- Energy Clearing: Helps purify stagnant or low-vibration spaces
Traditional Use in Rootwork
- Paired with Angelica Root, Rue, and Camphor to strengthen banishing and protection spells
- Used in home-cleansing rituals to remove unwanted spirits or heavy energy
- Incorporated into uncrossing work to break spiritual ties or crossed conditions
- Employed in shielding practices throughout Hoodoo and folk magic traditions
Magickal Correspondences
- Element: Fire
- Planet: Mars
- Energy: Banishing, Protection, Cleansing, Uncrossing, Removal of Obstacles
- Zodiac: Aries, Scorpio
- Deity Associations: Often linked in folklore with underworld or guardian spirits (varies by tradition)
How to Use
- Burning: Place a small amount on charcoal in a heat-safe container to energetically cleanse a space
- Cleansing Rituals: Use sparingly in home-clearing work to remove lingering negativity
- Spellwork: Add to jar spells, charm bags, or uncrossing rituals for powerful banishing effects
Disclaimer
Do not ingest or inhale. Burn sulfur only in a well-ventilated area and always in a fire-safe container. Keep away from children, pets, and flammable materials. For external ritual and aromatic use only; do not consume internally unless explicitly labeled as safe. Always use responsibly and research materials before working with them.
Bright, golden, and full of solar energy, Calendula Flowers, Calendula officinalis, are a beautiful magical ali. Also known as Pot Marigold, Calendula has been valued for centuries for its cheerful colour, protective energy, and gentle connection to healing, comfort, love, success, and blessing work.
In magical practice, Calendula is often used to bring warmth, happiness, luck, protection, prophetic dreams, and positive energy into the home. Its bright orange and yellow petals are strongly connected to the sun, making it a wonderful herb for spells and rituals involving confidence, joy, attraction, prosperity, success, and spiritual protection. Calendula may be added to honey jars, charm bags, money bowls, love work, bath blends, floor washes, incense blends, candle dressings, and altar offerings.
Traditionally, Calendula has also been used in herbal preparations for skin comfort and general wellness. The flowers are commonly found in salves, infused oils, balms, soaps, bath blends, teas, and topical herbal products. Calendula is often associated with soothing the skin, supporting minor skin irritations, and bringing a gentle, comforting quality to herbal body care.
**Take Note: Calendula should be used with care by anyone pregnant, nursing, taking medication, preparing for surgery, or allergic to plants in the Asteraceae family, such as ragweed, daisies, chrysanthemums, or marigolds.
8 gram package. Calendula is very light, we packed the bag as full as we can.
Correspondences:
Botanical Name: Calendula officinalis
Common Names: Calendula, Pot Marigold, Mary’s Gold, Garden Marigold
Planet: Sun
Element: Fire
Zodiac: Leo, Aries
Chakra: Solar Plexus, Sacral, Heart
Gender/Energy: Masculine, Solar
Deities & Spiritual Associations: Brigid, Apollo, Helios, Sun deities, Mary devotion, solar and healing traditions
Intentions: Protection, luck, success, joy, comfort, healing, prosperity, attraction, clarity, blessing, and warmth
Candle Pairings: Yellow, orange, gold, white, pink, green, and red
Crystal Pairings: Citrine, carnelian, sunstone, clear quartz, rose quartz, green aventurine, and tiger’s eye
Intention Ideas:
- For love and attraction, combine with rose petals, lavender, cinnamon, or damiana.
- For money and success, pair with cinnamon, basil, bay leaf, or pyrite.
- For comfort and healing work, pair with chamomile, rosemary, lavender, or rose quartz.
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 if you are allergic to Calendula, ragweed, daisies, chrysanthemums, marigolds, or other Asteraceae-family plants. Consult a qualified healthcare professional before internal use, especially if pregnant, nursing, taking medication, have a medical condition, or are preparing for surgery. Keep away from children and pets.
Whole dried cloves (Syzygium aromaticum) are a warm, fiery spice for culinary use and spellwork. In Hoodoo, rootwork, and traditional witchcraft, cloves are valued for their protective, cleansing, prosperity-drawing, and passion-building qualities.
Magical Use:
- Clearing negativity and gossip: Burn cloves as incense, or include them in a cleansing blend, to clear an unwanted atmosphere and turn away gossip, ill will, and harmful influence.
- Protection and uncrossing: Add cloves to a mojo bag, protection jar, candle dressing, or uncrossing working to strengthen spiritual boundaries and help break up crossed conditions.
- Prosperity and success: Include them in money-drawing work, business charms, or petition papers when calling in opportunity, luck, and favourable conditions.
- Love and passion: Use cloves in love charms, sachets, or candle work to bring warmth, attraction, courage, and passion to the working.
- Strengthening spellwork: Add cloves to an incense blend, simmer pot, charm, or petition when a working needs heat, force, and focused intention.
Correspondences: Element: Fire. Planets: Jupiter and Mars. Energies: Protection, prosperity, passion, and empowerment. Zodiac: Leo and Sagittarius.
Herbal & Wellness Use: Cloves contain eugenol and have a long history in traditional herbal preparations. Their warming, aromatic qualities are commonly used in digestive and oral-care preparations. Use as a culinary spice or follow a trusted preparation guide; this product is not a substitute for medical care.
Cautions: Use in ordinary culinary amounts unless directed by a qualified healthcare professional. Concentrated clove oil and large amounts may be harmful if swallowed, and clove preparations may irritate the skin, mouth, or stomach. Use caution with blood-thinning medication, bleeding disorders, or before surgery. Avoid medicinal use during pregnancy or while nursing unless advised by a healthcare professional. Burn incense only in a well-ventilated space, never leave it unattended, and keep cloves and smoke away from children and pets.
Size: 26 g
Allergy Alert: This product is processed in a facility that may handle common allergens. Please consult a healthcare professional before use if pregnant, nursing, on medication, or managing a medical condition.
💎 Bluing Squares – Peace, Protection & Spiritual Cleansing
📖 Overview
Bluing Squares—also known as Anil Squares or Blue Squares—are a traditional indigo-based spiritual cleanser used in Latin American, Caribbean, and Hoodoo practices. Their deep blue color symbolizes truth, clarity, peace, and divine protection, making them a powerful tool for removing negativity, calming emotional energy, and restoring spiritual balance.
In addition to spiritual use, Bluing Squares have also been historically used in laundry to brighten linens and symbolize spiritual purity within the home.
When dissolved in water, Bluing Squares create a vibrant cleansing solution ideal for ritual baths, floor washes, altar cleansing, and household purification, inviting harmony, renewal, and ancestral connection into your space.
✨ Spiritual Benefits & Uses
- Energy Cleansing: Clears heavy or stagnant vibrations from the aura or environment
- Protection Work: Wards off envy, bad luck, spiritual interference, and the evil eye
- Emotional Healing: Encourages peace, clarity, and emotional balance
- House Blessings: Wonderful for cleansing new living spaces, altars, and ritual tools
- Ancestral & Cultural Connection: Honoring the long-standing tradition of purification rituals
- Household Use: Traditionally added to laundry for symbolic purification and brightness
✨ How to Use
- Dissolve in ritual baths for clarity and spiritual cleansing
- Add to floor washes to purify the home
- Use in cleansing water for altars, tools, or sacred spaces
- Incorporate into ancestral or cultural rituals
- Add to laundry for traditional purification and brightness
✨ Product Features
- Authentic Bluing / Anil Squares
- Made from natural indigo and mineral compounds
- Long-lasting, easy to dissolve, and potent
- Suitable for spiritual baths, washes, cleansing water, and household use
- Ethically sourced & rooted in cultural traditions
Disclaimer
Sold for ritual, magical, aromatic, and spiritual use unless specifically labeled as culinary-grade. Always research materials before use and consult a qualified professional regarding ingestion. Even natural ingredients may cause allergic reactions or interact with medications. Keep away from children and pets.
Agrimony (Agrimonia eupatoria) is a cherished herb in folk magic, hedgecraft, and traditional European and American practices, known for its strong protective, purifying, and clarity-enhancing qualities. Spiritually, it removes negativity, restores emotional balance, and supports clear thinking during ritual or meditation.
Agrimony’s leaves, flowers, and stems may be used in teas or foods when labeled food-grade, but should be used sparingly due to its high tannin content and avoided by sensitive individuals.
Metaphysical Uses
- Purification: Clears stagnant or negative energy from spaces and the aura
- Protection: Strengthens emotional and spiritual boundaries
- Uncrossing: Used to break minor jinxes or crossed conditions in folk magic
- Clarity & Balance: Encourages mental sharpness and emotional alignment
- Ritual Versatility: Works well in spell jars, mojo bags, ritual baths, incense, or altar offerings
Magickal Correspondences
- Element: Air
- Planet: Mercury
- Energy: Purification, Protection, Clarity, Uncrossing, Emotional Release
- Zodiac: Gemini, Libra, Virgo
- Folk Associations: European hedgewitch magic, truth spells, emotional purification
How to Use
- Add to protection or clarity spell jars
- Burn in incense blends to disperse negativity
- Use in ritual baths (external only) for uncrossing and purification
- Add to mojo bags or charm bags for spiritual protection
- Brew as tea or add to foods (only when labeled food-grade and used with caution)
Sold for ritual, magical, aromatic, and spiritual use. Always research herbs before use and consult a qualified professional regarding ingestion. Even edible herbs may cause allergic reactions or interact with medications. Agrimony contains high tannin levels. Individuals who are pregnant, nursing, have liver disease, plant allergies, or sensitive digestive systems should avoid internal use. Keep away from children and pets.
Hyssop is one of the oldest cleansing herbs in the magical and spiritual tradition — used for purification, uncrossing, and spiritual renewal across cultures for thousands of years. It has a sharp, slightly bitter, herbaceous scent and a reputation for cutting through spiritual residue and restoring clarity. Sourced and prepared by Witch of Walkerville.
Magical Properties
Hyssop is the go-to herb for purification and uncrossing work. Use it in spiritual baths to remove crossed conditions and clear the aura, or add it to floor washes to cleanse a space. It's worked with for blessing altars and tools, breaking through old attachments, and reinforcing spiritual boundaries. In folk and biblical tradition, hyssop is one of the most sacred cleansing herbs — its association with purification runs deep across multiple spiritual lineages.
Wellness Properties
Hyssop has traditionally been used as a respiratory herb, used to ease coughs, congestion, and bronchial complaints. It has mild antiseptic and anti-inflammatory properties and has been brewed as a tea in folk medicine for digestive support and to ease anxiety. It is edible when food-grade — research proper preparation before use as a tea or ingestible blend.
Sold for ritual, magical, and aromatic use. Only consume if specifically food-grade. Keep away from children and pets. Avoid during pregnancy.
Jezebel Root is one of the most commanding curios in the hoodoo and conjure tradition — worked by those who need to be seen, paid, and respected. Carried by dancers, service workers, business owners, and anyone who relies on charm and persuasion to get ahead, this root draws high-paying clients, generous tips, and favorable treatment. It strengthens personal authority, stokes confidence, and puts your magnetism to work.
Beyond money and influence, Jezebel Root is worked in love and attraction spells to draw admiration and romantic interest, and in justice work where fair treatment and recognition are being petitioned. Its energy is assertive, fiery, and unapologetically powerful.
Working with Jezebel Root
- Influence & Persuasion: Sway opinions, command rooms, and draw favorable outcomes in negotiations, interviews, and high-stakes situations
- Attraction & Magnetism: Increases charm, allure, and romantic interest; draws admiration and desire
- Money Drawing: Traditionally worked to attract high-paying clients, better tips, and profitable opportunities
- Feminine Power & Authority: Boosts confidence, sensuality, and personal command
- Career & Recognition: Supports promotions, raises, and being seen as capable and worthy
- Justice Work: Added to petitions for fair treatment, court case favor, and empowered outcomes
Correspondences
- Element: Fire
- Planet: Mars & Venus
- Zodiac: Aries, Leo, Scorpio
- Energy: Influence, attraction, wealth drawing, dominance, confidence
How to Use
- Carry in a mojo or charm bag for influence, financial luck, or persuasive power
- Add to spell jars for attraction, success, or commanding confidence
- Dress candles for love, justice, money, or personal empowerment workings
- Keep in a wallet, purse, or cash drawer to attract clients and financial blessings
- Place on an altar to empower petitions for success, respect, and romantic favor
- Combine with other attraction herbs to intensify magnetic energy
Sold for ritual, magical, aromatic, and spiritual use unless specifically labeled as culinary-grade. Always research roots 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.
Stinging Nettle (Urtica dioica) is a fiercely protective herb long used in Hoodoo, rootwork, European folk magic, and spiritual healing traditions. Known for its fiery, boundary-setting energy, Nettle is worked to repel negativity, strengthen spiritual defenses, and empower courage and resilience.
In Hoodoo and conjure, Nettle is a warrior herb for fighting back, holding your ground, and sending trouble back where it came from. It is worked to break jinxes, guard the home, and put a stop to unwanted influence. Its energy is associated with Mars: aggressive, protective, and unyielding.
Magical & Rootwork Uses
- Protection & Enemy Work: Sprinkle across a threshold or doorstep to keep enemies and troublemakers away from your home.
- Reversing & Send-Back Work: Add to a reversing bottle or mirror box to send a trick back to whoever laid it.
- Uncrossing: Work into an uncrossing bath with hyssop and rue to break a jinx or crossed condition.
- Court Case & Legal Work: Carry in a red flannel bag with other Mars herbs to strengthen your position and give you the upper hand.
- Domination & Commanding: Use in candle work to assert authority and make someone back down.
- Home Defense: Brew as a floor wash, working from back to front to push out negativity and unwanted influences.
- Courage & Strength: Carry on your person or add to a mojo bag when you need backbone and fighting spirit.
Magickal Correspondences
- Element: Fire & Earth
- Planet: Mars
- Energy: Masculine, aggressive, protective, and banishing
- Zodiac: Aries and Scorpio
- Works Well With: Rue, agrimony, and black pepper for protection and reversing; calamus root and liquorice root for domination and commanding work.
Ways to Work It
- Pack into a red flannel mojo bag with a lodestone and magnetic sand for protection and drawing strength.
- Dress a black candle with reversing oil and roll in crushed Nettle to send back a trick.
- Add to a hot uncrossing bath with hyssop, rue, and salt. Pray over the water before stepping in.
- Brew as a floor wash and scrub the front steps to keep enemies off your property.
- Burn on charcoal with frankincense to clear a space and set a strong protective boundary.
Herbal & Wellness Use
Stinging nettle leaf is traditionally prepared as a tea or added to food as a nutrient-rich leafy herb. In herbal practice, nettle leaf preparations are commonly used for seasonal allergy symptoms, joint comfort, and urinary support. Evidence varies, and these traditional uses do not establish nettle as a treatment for allergies, arthritis, urinary conditions, or any other medical issue. Follow trusted preparation guidance and use only as directed.
Product Details
- 100% natural Stinging Nettle (Urtica dioica)
- Ethically harvested and dried
- Additive-free
- Sold by weight: 14 g
- Culinary-grade herb suitable for tea and food preparations
Cautions: Avoid concentrated or medicinal amounts during pregnancy or while nursing unless advised by a healthcare professional. If you take diuretics, blood pressure or blood sugar medication, blood thinners, or other prescriptions, check with a healthcare professional before use. Stop if you experience an allergic reaction or other adverse effects. Keep away from children and pets.
Sold as a curio
Camphor is a powerful traditional cleansing resin used to clear negativity, elevate spiritual energy, and protect the home. These four concentrated blocks release a sharp, purifying aroma when burned, refreshing the atmosphere and supporting focused ritual work. Ideal for smoke cleansing, protection spells, meditation, and tool purification.
1 roll has 4 blocks of camphor
Benefits
- Purification: Clears stagnant or heavy energy when burned on charcoal
- Protection: Traditionally used to repel unwanted energies and create a spiritually safe environment
- Ritual Support: Enhances meditation, intention-setting, and spellwork
- Tool Cleansing: Pass ritual tools through camphor smoke or use camphor oil before rituals
Magickal Correspondences
- Element: Air
- Planet: Moon
- Energy: Purification, Banishing, Protection, Clarity, Spirit Elevation
- Zodiac: Virgo, Gemini, Aquarius
How to Use
- Crumble a small piece onto a charcoal disk in a heat-safe burner to cleanse your space
- Place a block with a silver dime in room corners for added spiritual protection
- Use camphor smoke or camphor oil to cleanse and prepare ritual tools before workings
Disclaimer
Burn camphor only in a well-ventilated area and always in a fire-safe container. Avoid direct inhalation of smoke. Keep away from children, pets, and flammable materials. For external ritual and aromatic use only; do not ingest. Never leave burning camphor unattended.
Camphor is a powerful, aromatic resin known for its strong cleansing, purifying, and spiritually protective properties. Camphor is obtained from the wood and bark of the Cinnamomum camphora tree. It is a white, crystalline substance known for its strong, penetrating aroma
Camphor is used for spiritual cleansing across various traditions—most notably Hindu, Vastu Shastra, and folk magic—to remove negative energy, purify spaces, and enhance meditation. Common practices include burning camphor in an aarti to eliminate darkness, using it in spiritual baths to purify the aura, placing it in corners to absorb negative energy, and using it to enhance focus in meditation.
- Hindu Puja and Aarti: Burning camphor (Kapoor) is central to rituals to signify the victory of light over darkness and to cleanse the environment of negative energies.
- Vastu Shastra and House Cleansing: Burning camphor in every room—particularly focusing on corners—is used to remove negative energy, break curses, and reduce Vastu faults.
- Spiritual Baths: Camphor is added to bathwater to remove "nazar" (evil eye), reduce emotional heaviness, remove heavy energy, and cleanse the aura.
- Meditation and Grounding: Its strong fragrance is used in diffusers to create a focused atmosphere, promote calm, and aid in grounding oneself during meditative practices.
- Folk Magic and Protection: It is used in protective spells and placed under beds or in rooms to ward off evil and purify the air of negative influence
- Burning: Light small camphor blocks on a fireproof surface, allowing the fragrant smoke to travel throughout the home. Do not directly inhale.
- Camphor Water Spray: Dissolve camphor in water and use it as a mist spray to cleanse a room's energy without the strong smell of smoke.
- Corner Bowls: Place small pieces of camphor in bowls in the corners of a room to absorb stagnant or negative energy
- Uses in rituals to cleanse homes, altars, and personal energy fields.
- Spiritual baths, offerings, or floor washes to purify and uplift energy, remove spiritual blockages, and strengthen protective workings.
Traditionally, camphor has been valued for its aromatic and topical benefits. Its cooling properties make it popular in balms and ointments for soothing muscles, easing congestion, and promoting a sense of respiratory clarity when used in vapour or aromatic form. However, camphor is potent and should always be used with care and in appropriate amounts.
Disclaimer: Sold for ritual, magical, aromatic, and spiritual use. Keep away from children and pets.
Catnip (Nepeta cataria) is a fragrant herb from the mint family long valued in herbalism, an several magical traditions. Best known for its stimulating effect on cats, catnip has also been used historically by humans for relaxation, love magic, protection, and happiness work. With its soft green leaves and calming herbal aroma, catnip has been worked into teas, sachets, incense blends, baths, mojo bags, and attraction rituals for generations.
In magical traditions, catnip is strongly associated with love, attraction, friendship, and emotional harmony. It is commonly used in love spells, reconciliation work, friendship magic, and rituals focused on drawing kindness and positive attention. In Hoodoo and folk magic, catnip may be carried in mojo bags, added to spiritual baths, sprinkled around candles, or used in sweetening work to strengthen affection and peaceful communication.
Traditionally in herbal practices, catnip has been used to support relaxation and calmness. Herbalists historically brewed catnip tea for stress, restlessness, digestion, and sleep support. It was also used in folk remedies for headaches, nervous tension, and mild cold symptoms.
Magical Correspondences:
- Latin Name: Nepeta cataria
- Element: Water
- Planet: Venus
- Gender: Feminine
- Chakra Associations: Heart Chakra
- Magical Uses: Love, attraction, friendship, happiness, beauty, peace, emotional harmony
Spiritual & Magical Uses:
- Added to love and attraction spells
- Used in mojo bags for affection and friendship
- Burned in incense blends for peaceful energy
- Added to spiritual baths and sweetening work
- Used in reconciliation and communication rituals
Traditional Herbal Uses:
- Associated with relaxation and calming support
- Traditionally used for stress and nervous tension
- Used in herbal teas for rest and digestive comfort
- Historically connected to sleep and emotional balance
1 package of 30 gram bag of catnip
Lemon Balm (Melissa officinalis) is a fragrant, heart-forward herb that has been cherished for centuries in both magical and medicinal traditions. Gentle and luminous, it carries a bright citrus scent and a calming energy that makes it one of the most beloved herbs in the apothecary. These dried herbs are sourced and prepared by Witch of Walkerville.
Magical Properties
Lemon Balm is worked for love, attraction, and emotional healing — carry it in a charm bag to open the heart or add it to bathwater to draw love and promote self-worth. It's a powerful herb for peace and harmony, bringing calm to a home or sacred space when added to sachets or burned as incense. Lemon Balm supports spiritual clarity and dream work; place it under the pillow or brew it as a bedtime tea to encourage gentle, lucid sleep and connection to lunar intuition. It's also used for purification before ritual — a lemon balm bath cleanses the aura and centres the spirit before spell work.
Hoodoo & Folk Magic
In hoodoo and folk magic, Lemon Balm is worked primarily for love, peace, and uncrossing. Add it to a peace water floor wash to calm tension in the home, or dress a pink candle with lemon balm to draw a loving relationship. It's used in healing work to ease grief and emotional distress, and can be added to a mojo bag alongside other heart-opening roots. Some workers use it in cleansing baths before laying tricks to remove negativity and prepare the body and spirit for the work ahead.
Wellness Properties
Lemon Balm is a well-established nervine herb, meaning it soothes and supports the nervous system. It's widely used to relieve anxiety, restlessness, and mild depression, and is commonly taken as a tea or tincture before bed to encourage restful sleep — often paired with valerian or chamomile. It's also a gentle digestive, easing bloating, gas, and stress-related indigestion. To brew as a tea, steep 1–2 tsp of dried herb in hot water for 10–15 minutes. Lemon Balm is generally considered safe for most people, including children and elders, though those with thyroid conditions should use it with caution and consult a healthcare provider for long-term use.
Correspondences
Element: Water • Planet: Moon • Energy: Love, Healing, Peace, Clarity, Protection • Deity Associations: Diana, Artemis, Aphrodite
Sold for ritual, magical, and aromatic use. Research before ingesting and consult a qualified professional if needed. Keep away from children and pets.
💙 Blue Lotus Tincture – The Elixir of Enlightenment and Serenity
Known as the Flower of Enlightenment, Blue Lotus (Nymphaea caerulea) has been revered since ancient Egypt as a symbol of spiritual awakening, intuition, and divine connection. This potent 30ml tincture distills the flower’s ethereal energy into liquid form — making it easy to incorporate into your meditation, ritual, or relaxation practice. Blue Lotus gently opens the third eye and crown chakras, promoting clarity, peace, and a deep sense of spiritual presence.
🔮 Spiritual Benefits & Uses
- Third Eye Activation: Supports intuition and higher spiritual insight.
- Meditation Aid: Deepens stillness, awareness, and connection to divine energy.
- Dream Enhancement: Encourages vivid, lucid, and symbolic dreams.
- Heart Opening: Promotes love, tranquility, and emotional healing.
- Ritual Use: Perfect for moon rituals, anointing, or spiritual ceremonies.
30ml Bottle
Made with Wildcrafted Blue Lotus Flowers & Natural Extract
Alcohol-Based for Fast Absorption and Potent Effect
Ideal for Meditation, Spiritual Work, and Relaxation
Vegan | Additive-Free | Ethically Sourced
Yarrow (Achillea millefolium) is a legendary protection herb known for strengthening boundaries, guarding the aura, and preventing energetic drains on the spirit. Often called Devil's Nettle, Devil's Plaything, or Bad Man's Plaything, Yarrow has been valued through history for its ability to create a spiritual shield — allowing you to move through the world with clarity, strength, and focus.
Yarrow is also long associated with divination, love magic, ancestral connection, and psychic enhancement. In many folk traditions, it is used in spells to attract meaningful relationships, draw beloved friends or distant relatives back into your life, and sharpen intuitive abilities. Its presence near the bed or in wedding flowers is traditionally said to ensure seven years of lasting love.
Metaphysical Uses
- Protection & Boundaries: Creates a strong energetic shield and reinforces personal space
- Divination & Psychic Work: Used in teas, charm bags, and incense to heighten intuition
- Love Magic: Encourages long-lasting love, attracts friendship, and draws desired connections
- Ancestral Communication: Helps open channels to spirit guides or long-distance loved ones
- Emotional Strength: Supports clarity, resilience, and energetic stability
- Wedding & Bedroom Magic: Traditionally placed above the bed for seven years of harmony
Magickal Correspondences
- Element: Water
- Planet: Venus
- Astrological Sign: Capricorn
- Chakras: Root & Crown
- Energy: Feminine, Receptive, Protective, Intuitive
How to Use
- Add to protection sachets or hang near doors and windows
- Include in love spells, charm bags, or spell jars for connection and harmony
- Burn with other psychic herbs for divination work
- Place by the bed for traditional long-lasting love magic
- Add to spiritual baths for boundary strengthening
- Use in wedding magic, bouquets, or altar offerings for relationships
Culinary & Traditional Notes
Yarrow has been historically used in teas and brews for divination or intuition work. Only consume when labeled culinary-grade, and always research thoroughly before internal use.
Disclaimer & Safety
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. Yarrow may cause reactions in sensitive individuals and should not be consumed by pregnant or breastfeeding women. Keep away from children and pets.
Patchouli (Pogostemon cablin) is a deeply grounding Earth-aligned herb known for attracting love, wealth, fertility, and stability. Its rich, musky scent has made it a staple in witchcraft, folk magic, and ritual work for centuries. Patchouli’s energy encourages emotional balance, manifestation, sensuality, and strong connection to the physical world — making it ideal for spells related to attraction, abundance, and grounding.
Used in spell jars, incense blends, charm bags, baths, and altar offerings, Patchouli helps anchor intentions, strengthen focus, and promote long-lasting results in your magical practice.
Metaphysical Uses
- Love & Romance: Enhances attraction, sensuality, and emotional connection
- Prosperity & Wealth: Used in spells for financial growth, success, and material abundance
- Grounding & Stability: Centers the spirit and supports focused, steady manifestation
- Fertility & New Beginnings: Encourages growth, creation, and fresh opportunities
- Manifestation Work: Anchors intentions into the physical realm for lasting results
Magickal Correspondences
- Element: Earth
- Planet: Saturn & Venus
- Energy: Love, Prosperity, Fertility, Grounding, Manifestation
- Zodiac: Taurus, Capricorn, Virgo
- Folk Associations: Attraction magic, Earth-based rituals, prosperity workings
How to Use
- Add to spell jars, mojo bags, or charm pouches
- Burn in incense blends to draw love or abundance
- Use in ritual baths for grounding or sensual magic
- Sprinkle on altars for stability, wealth, or attraction spells
- Carry as a pocket charm for confidence and manifestation
Disclaimer & Safety
Sold for ritual, magical, aromatic, and spiritual 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.
Angelica root (Angelica archangelica), also known as archangel root, is a bright, commanding herb for protection, blessing, uncrossing, and spiritual strength. In rootwork and traditional witchcraft, it is worked to establish firm boundaries, clear harmful influence, and call protective power into the home and personal practice.
Magical Use:
- Protection and boundaries: Add angelica root to a mojo bag, protection jar, witch bottle, or home-protection working to guard people, rooms, and sacred spaces.
- Uncrossing and clearing: Include it in a cleansing blend or uncrossing working when you are breaking up jinxes, unwanted conditions, or lingering spiritual heaviness.
- Blessing and spiritual strength: Use it in altar work, petition papers, or blessing rituals to call in support, courage, renewal, and a stronger sense of personal power.
- Courage and confidence: Carry it as a personal charm or add it to spellwork when you need steadiness, willpower, and the nerve to face a difficult situation.
- Ancestral and protective spirit work: Angelica root is traditionally associated with archangels, saints, ancestral guardians, and other protective forces. Place it on an altar or include it in devotional work when seeking guidance and spiritual protection.
Correspondences: Element: Fire. Planet: Sun. Energies: Protection, blessing, courage, healing, and uncrossing. Zodiac: Leo, Sagittarius, and Aries. Deity associations: Archangels, saints, ancestral guardians, and solar deities.
Herbal & Wellness Use: Angelica root has a long history in culinary and traditional herbal preparations. Follow a trusted preparation guide and use only as directed; this product is not a substitute for medical care.
Cautions: Use in ordinary culinary amounts unless directed by a qualified healthcare professional. Avoid medicinal use during pregnancy or while nursing unless advised by a healthcare professional. Angelica preparations may interact with medications, and some preparations may increase sensitivity to sunlight. Keep out of reach of children and pets.
Size: 26 g
* Please consult a healthcare professional before use if pregnant, nursing, on medication, or managing a medical condition.
Anise Star
Unlock the spiritual power of star anise, a sacred herb known for its protective and purifying energy. Often used in rituals, meditation, and manifestation practices, star anise helps clear negative vibrations, attract good fortune, and enhance intuition. Its unique star shape symbolizes balance and divine connection, making it a favorite in spiritual healing, energy cleansing, and prosperity spells. Discover how star anise herb can elevate your spiritual journey and harmonize mind, body, and soul.
Damiana Leaves – Love, Passion & Pleasure Magic
Damiana (Turnera diffusa) is a well-loved herb in love magic, known for boosting passion, desire, confidence, and emotional openness. Its sensual, uplifting nature makes it a favorite for spells involving attraction, intimacy, and romance.
Associated with pleasure, creativity, and heart-centered energy, Damiana is ideal for love sachets, aphrodisiac blends, sensual rituals, and confidence workings.
Metaphysical Uses
• Love & Passion: Enhances desire, intimacy, and romantic magnetism
• Confidence: Encourages self-assurance and sensual expression
• Attraction Magic: Draws lovers and deepens connections
• Emotional Openness: Helps dissolve barriers around the heart
• Pleasure Spells: Used in rituals celebrating joy and sensuality
• Creativity: Inspires imagination and expressive energy
Magickal Correspondences
• Element: Fire
• Planet: Mars & Venus
• Energy: Passion, Love, Attraction, Confidence, Creativity
• Zodiac: Scorpio, Aries, Libra
How to Use
• Add to love-drawing charm bags or spell jars
• Burn in sensual incense or meditation blends
• Use in bath work for romance or confidence
• Dress candles for passion and intimacy
• Brew in tea only when labeled culinary-grade
Traditional Uses of Damiana Leaf
Damiana (Turnera diffusa) has a long history of use in Indigenous, Mexican, and Central American herbal traditions. It is best known as a warming, uplifting herb associated with vitality, relaxation, and overall well-being.
Traditionally, damiana leaf has been used to support:
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Mood & Emotional Well-Being
Used to lift low spirits, promote relaxation, and support emotional balance. Often described as gently uplifting without being overstimulating. -
Stress & Nervous System Support
Traditionally used to calm the nerves, ease tension, and support mental clarity during times of stress. -
Libido & Vitality
Historically valued as an aphrodisiac and tonic, associated with supporting sexual energy and overall vitality. -
Digestive Comfort
Used in folk traditions to help support digestion and ease mild digestive discomfort. -
Energy & Stamina
Considered a strengthening herb, traditionally used to combat fatigue and support endurance.
Damiana leaf was commonly prepared as teas, infusions, tinctures, or smoking blends in traditional settings, often used as needed rather than continuously.
Important:
Traditionally used in moderation
Not recommended during pregnancy or breastfeeding
Often avoided with blood sugar concerns without professional guidance
*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.
Orange peel brings a bright citrus scent to blends and workings. Use these pieces in a charm bag or spell jar for love and prosperity, add them to an incense blend, or add them into a candle dressing when you want to draw sweetness, opportunity, and good fortune.
For sweetening work, add a few pieces to a jar or mojo bag alongside your petition. For prosperity work, use them in a candle dressing or incense blend. Keep loose botanicals away from a candle flame.
In the kitchen, culinary-grade orange peel can add citrus flavour to teas and recipes.
Magical correspondences used in this listing:
- Element: Fire
- Planets: Sun and Venus
- Zodiac: Leo, Libra, Sagittarius
- Intentions: love, prosperity, joy, attraction, and sweetening
These are traditional magical associations, not fixed botanical properties; correspondences vary by practice.
Allergy Alert: This product is processed in a facility that may handle common allergens. Please consult a healthcare professional before use if pregnant, nursing, on medication, or managing a medical condition.
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