Herbal Apothecary & Curios

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.

Holy Basil — also known as Tulsi — carries one of the most sacred reputations in the herbal world. Bright, warm, and gently spiced, it has been honored in devotional traditions for centuries for its ability to purify, uplift, and bless. These dried herbs are sourced and prepared by Witch of Walkerville.

Magical Properties

Tulsi is worked for purification and spiritual cleansing — burn it or add it to cleansing blends to dispel negativity and clear stagnant energy. It's a natural fit for blessing work, sprinkled around altars or sacred items to invite divine favor. Holy Basil is carried in charm bags for protection and used in meditation and devotional rituals for spiritual elevation and clarity. It has long associations with harmony and emotional balance, making it useful in workings for peace, calm, and renewal.

Hoodoo & Folk Magic

In hoodoo and rootwork, Holy Basil is used primarily as a blessing and money-drawing herb. It's added to floor washes to cleanse and bless a home or business, drawing prosperity and keeping the space spiritually clear. Dress a green or gold candle with Holy Basil and petition for financial increase, or add it to a mojo bag alongside other money-drawing roots. It's also worked into uncrossing and protection hands to remove jinxes and guard against crossed conditions. Some workers use it in love work for its harmonizing energy, helping to smooth conflict and restore peace in a household.

Wellness Properties

Holy Basil is an adaptogenic herb traditionally used to support the body's response to stress and to promote a sense of calm and mental clarity. It's commonly brewed as a herbal tea and used in Ayurvedic practice to support immune function, respiratory health, and overall vitality. This is culinary grade Tulsi, suitable for use in teas and herbal preparations.

Correspondences

Element: Air • Planet: Jupiter • Energy: Purification, Blessing, Protection, Prosperity, Harmony • Zodiac: Sagittarius, Pisces, Libra • Deity Associations: Vishnu, Lakshmi

Sold for ritual, magical, and aromatic use. Research before ingesting and consult a qualified professional if needed. Keep away from children and pets.

Cinnamon chips are one of the most versatile and fast-acting botanicals in the apothecary. Warm, fiery, and immediately recognizable, cinnamon has been used in witchcraft, hoodoo, folk magic, and traditional herbal practice for centuries. It's the herb you reach for when you need things to move — quickly and with force. 

Magical Properties

Cinnamon is a solar, fire herb associated with protection, prosperity, passion, and success. It adds speed and momentum to any working, making it a go-to ingredient when you need an intention to manifest fast. Use it in money work and business spells, burn it as incense to clear and energize a space, add it to spell jars and mojo bags for ongoing influence, or use it in floor washes and candle work. It's also worked with for courage, confidence, and spiritual strength — cinnamon fortifies whatever it touches.

Correspondences: Element: Fire   Planet: Sun   Energy: Hot, fast, active

Wellness Properties

Cinnamon has a long history of use as a warming herb that supports circulation and digestion. It's traditionally used to ease gas, bloating, and digestive sluggishness, and has been valued in folk medicine for immune support and general vitality. Use in small amounts — cinnamon is potent and should be prepared carefully as a tea or decoction.

For ritual, aromatic, and herbal use. Research before ingesting. Keep away from children and pets.

Marshmallow root (Althaea officinalis) is a gentle, soothing herb with a long history in both folk herbalism and magical practice. Its softening, cooling nature makes it one of the more quietly powerful herbs in the apothecary — it works subtly but deeply, bringing comfort and ease on both physical and spiritual levels. Sourced and prepared by Witch of Walkerville.

Magical Properties

Marshmallow root is used when the intention calls for softness rather than force. It creates a gentle protective barrier, soothes emotional turmoil, and is worked with for peace, reconciliation, and love magic — particularly in spells to soften hearts, ease conflict, and encourage compassion. It's a natural fit for emotional healing work, grief support, and self-care rituals. Add it to spell jars, charm bags, bath blends, or candle work where nurturing and emotional safety are the goal.

Correspondences: Element: Water   Planet: Venus   Energy: Gentle, soothing, nurturing

Wellness Properties

Marshmallow root is best known for its cooling and moistening properties. It has a long folk history of use for soothing dry, irritated throats and lungs, easing digestive discomfort, and supporting urinary tract comfort. It's also used topically in poultices and washes for irritated skin. Its beneficial properties are best released through cold infusions or slow-steeped teas.

For ritual, aromatic, and herbal use. Research before ingesting. Consult a healthcare professional before internal use. Keep away from children and pets.

Passion Flower (Passiflora incarnata) is one of the great peace-bringing herbs in the folk magic tradition — a gentle but powerful ally for calming troubled situations, drawing friendship, and easing the restless mind. Despite its name, this herb is less about romantic passion and more about the deep peace that comes when a situation finally settles and harmony is restored.

In magic and rootwork, Passion Flower is worked when you need to quiet a chaotic household, smooth over conflict, or bring a sense of ease and goodwill into your life. Its energy is soft and receptive, making it ideal for peace work, friendship drawing, and sleep magic.

Magical & Rootwork Uses

• Peace & Harmony Work: Place in the home or add to a peace water wash to calm arguments, settle disputes, and bring tranquility to a troubled household
• Friendship & Popularity Drawing: Carry in a mojo bag or add to a charm to attract genuine friends, goodwill, and social ease
• Sleep & Dream Magic: Add to a sachet and place under the pillow to promote restful sleep, quiet the mind, and invite peaceful dreams
• Anxiety & Stress Relief: Work into a calming bath or burn as incense during meditation to ease worry and mental chatter
• Joy in Hard Times: Carry in a flannel bag during difficult periods to maintain inner peace and emotional resilience
• Reconciliation Work: Add to a honey jar or sweetening spell to soften a difficult person and encourage peaceful resolution

Magickal Correspondences

• Element: Water
• Planet: Venus
• Energy: Feminine, Peaceful, Receptive, Harmonizing
• Works Well With: Lavender and chamomile for sleep and peace work; rose petals and damiana for love and sweetening; lemon balm for calming and joy

Ways to Work It

• Stuff a small sachet with Passion Flower and place under your pillow for deep, restful sleep
• Add to a peace water floor wash and mop from back to front to bring calm into the home
• Pack into a pink or white mojo bag with rose petals and a piece of rose quartz to draw friendship
• Add to a honey jar with other sweetening herbs to soften conflict and encourage harmony
• Brew as a tea (food-grade) and sip before bed or meditation to quiet the mind

Product Details

• 100% natural Passion Flower (Passiflora incarnata)
• Food-grade | Ethically sourced
  

Safety Disclaimer: Consult a qualified healthcare professional before ingesting. Do not use during pregnancy — Passion Flower may induce uterine contractions. Safety during breastfeeding is not well established. Even natural herbs may cause allergic reactions or interact with medications. Keep away from children and pets.

Witch Hazel Leaf (Hamamelis virginiana) is a long-revered botanical in folk magic, healing traditions, and spiritual cleansing practices. Known for its balancing, soothing, and purifying qualities, Witch Hazel is used to clear negativity, protect the aura, calm emotional turbulence, and restore inner clarity.

With deep associations to boundary protection and divination, Witch Hazel Leaf is an excellent ally for grounding rituals, spiritual cleansing, scrying work, and spells designed to strengthen intuition while keeping harmful energies at bay.

Metaphysical Uses

Protection & Warding: Creates a boundary against unwanted energies and psychic interference
Cleansing & Purification: Clears stagnant vibrations and refreshes the energetic field
Emotional Balance: Helps soothe anger, anxiety, and inner conflict
Divination Support: Enhances intuition and steadies the mind for scrying or oracle work
Healing Magic: Used in spells to promote recovery, comfort, and overall well-being
Home Harmony: Encourages peace, order, and clarity within the household

Magickal Correspondences

Element: Water
Planet: Saturn
Energy: Protection, Cleansing, Healing, Balance, Intuition
Zodiac: Capricorn, Pisces, Cancer
Folk Associations: Boundary magic, emotional healing, calm clarity

How to Use

Add to cleansing sachets or charm bags for protection and clarity
Burn gently in incense blends for purification or divination rites
Use in spell jars for boundary-setting, emotional healing, or intuitive focus
Add to ritual baths for peace, grounding, or energetic renewal
Place near your divination tools to enhance focus and clarity
Use in tea only when product is specifically labeled culinary-grade

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.

Bluing Balls, also known as Anil Balls and Bluestone, are a traditional product with deep cultural roots, used for generations in both household care and spiritual practices.

Made from concentrated indigo dye, añil has been used since colonial times in Mexico and across Latin America, where it was valued not only for its ability to restore brightness to fabrics but also for its symbolic connection to purification and protection. Historically, indigo was a prized material, and its rich blue colour became associated with clarity, peace, and spiritual balance.

In everyday use, bluing balls are dissolved in water and added to laundry to enhance and brighten white fabrics, helping to counteract yellowing and dullness. This simple, time-honoured method remains a popular alternative to modern chemical brighteners.

In spiritual practice, particularly within Mexican folk traditions and brujería, añil is used for energetic cleansing and protection. The blue hue is believed to absorb negativity and promote calm, making it a common ingredient in floor washes, spiritual baths, and home cleansing rituals. It is often used to refresh spaces, restore harmony, and create a protective environment.

How to use:

• Dissolve a small portion in water as a natural laundry brightener
• Add to floor washes for spiritual cleansing and protection
• Use in spiritual baths to promote peace and remove negativity
• Apply around entryways or thresholds for energetic protection

Disclaimer

For external ritual and spiritual use only. Do not ingest. Keep away from children and pets. Avoid contact with eyes or mouth. Use responsibly and follow traditional practices with care. May lightly stain some fabrics or surfaces. Test in a small area before use.

-small package with several bluing balls, different sizes

🌿 Raspberry Leaf – Love, Protection & Feminine Wisdom

📖 Overview

Raspberry Leaf (Rubus idaeus) is a beloved herb in folk magic and spiritual tradition, known for its strong connection to love, protection, fertility, and feminine strength. Its gentle yet resilient energy makes it an ideal ally for workings involving romance, emotional healing, family harmony, and the sacred feminine.

Historically used in charms for marriage, loyalty, and home blessing, Raspberry Leaf is often included in love spells, protection sachets, fertility rituals, and offerings to divine feminine spirits or goddesses. When labeled culinary-grade, Raspberry Leaf is also enjoyed in teas for soothing and grounding energy.

✨ Metaphysical Uses

• Love & Romance: Encourages affection, connection, and emotional bonding
• Feminine Energy: Supports goddess work, intuition, nurturing, and sacred womanhood
• Protection: Strengthens boundaries around the home, heart, and family
• Family & Marriage Magic: Traditionally used to bless unions, support loyalty, and nurture harmony
• Fertility & Creation: Used in rituals for conception, creativity, or new beginnings
• Emotional Healing: Provides comfort, stability, and gentle grounding

✨ Magickal Correspondences

• Element: Water
• Planet: Venus
• Energy: Love, Protection, Fertility, Nurturing, Harmony
• Zodiac: Taurus, Libra, Cancer
• Folk Associations: Marriage blessings, mother goddess magic, familial protection

✨ How to Use

• Add to charm bags or spell jars for love, family harmony, or protection
• Use in marriage or relationship magic to promote loyalty and emotional closeness
• Add to ritual baths for nurturing energy, healing, or romantic intention
• Sprinkle around candles in fertility or divine feminine spellwork
• Place near the bed (in sachets) to support love, intimacy, and partnership
• Use in teas only when product is specifically labeled culinary-grade

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.

Juniper, Juniperus communis, has been used across European folk traditions, Indigenous North American practices, and Near Eastern cultures as a protective and purifying herb. The berries and branches are burned to cleanse spaces of negative energy and stagnant spiritual residue, making it a reliable choice for smoke cleansing when sage is not appropriate or available. In hoodoo and rootwork, juniper is worked for uncrossing, reversing jinxes, and keeping evil from the home. Scatter the berries across doorways and windowsills, or simmer them in water and wash down the floors moving from back to front to push out crossed conditions.

Juniper is also carried and burned for protection during travel and is a traditional herb for warding off the evil eye. In some European folk practices, juniper branches were hung above doorways to prevent witchcraft from entering the home. The smoke is used to purify ritual tools, clear the mind before divination, and create a protected working space. It is also associated with ancestral work and has been burned as an offering in funerary rites across multiple cultures to ease the passage of the dead and protect the living.

Juniper holds a strong correspondence with the Morrigan, the Irish goddess of fate, death, sovereignty, and battle. As a liminal herb — one that grows at the edges of wild places and has long associations with death rites and the spirit world.

Burn juniper berries as an offering when working with the Morrigan, particularly in rites of protection, shadow work, or when seeking her counsel at crossroads or thresholds. The smoke is appropriate for cleansing ritual space before invocation and for honoring the dead under her watch. Pair with crow feathers, red wine, or blackthorn in devotional work. Juniper's association with sovereignty also makes it fitting for workings around personal power, reclaiming autonomy, and cutting ties with those who have wronged you — all themes central to her mythology.

Magical Correspondences

• Planet: Sun & Mars
• Element: Fire
• Gender: Masculine
• Deities: The Morrigan, solar and warrior deities; used in offerings to gods of protection and justice
• Powers: Protection, purification, anti-theft, love, exorcism, healing, breaking hexes, sovereignty
• Workings: Dress a black or white candle with juniper oil and roll in crushed berries for uncrossing or house-cleansing work. Add to mojo bags for road protection. Burn on charcoal before court dates or confrontational situations to clear the way and strengthen your position.

Health & Herbal Uses

Juniper berries have a long history in traditional herbal medicine as a diuretic and digestive aid. Commonly used to support urinary tract health, reduce bloating, and stimulate digestion. The berries contain volatile oils with natural antimicrobial properties and have been used in steam inhalations to support respiratory health.

Sold as a botanical for spiritual, ritual, and herbal use. Consult a qualified herbalist or healthcare provider before internal use. Not recommended during pregnancy.

Manifest your intentions with Mojo Wish Beans, a traditional spiritual curio used in folk magic, Hoodoo, conjure, and intention work for wish fulfillment, luck, prosperity, protection, love, success, and personal power. These powerful magical beans are often carried, prayed over, dressed with oil, or added to mojo bags and spell work to help focus energy toward a specific desire.

Mojo Wish Beans are commonly used when setting wishes, making petitions, attracting opportunities, drawing money, strengthening luck, or supporting spiritual goals. Many practitioners carry a wish bean in a pocket, purse, wallet, or charm bag after speaking their intention over it. They may also be placed on an altar, added to a prosperity bowl, used in candle magic, or included in a custom mojo bag with herbs, roots, crystals, coins, or written petitions.

How to Use:

Hold one Mojo Wish Bean in your hands and focus clearly on your wish or intention. Speak your desire out loud or write it on a small petition paper. Dress the bean lightly with an appropriate spiritual oil, such as money drawing, love, success, protection, or blessing oil, depending on your goal. Carry the bean with you, place it in a mojo bag, or keep it on your altar until your intention is fulfilled.

Life Everlasting (Helichrysum odoratissimum) is a golden, long-lasting flower with a deep connection to remembrance, spiritual endurance, and the preservation of energy. Revered across cultures for its association with immortality and the spirit world, it's a meaningful and powerful addition to both magical practice and the herbal apothecary. These dried herbs are sourced and prepared by Witch of Walkerville.

Magical Properties

Life Everlasting is worked primarily for ancestral connection and remembrance — it's a natural choice for ancestor altars, offerings, and ceremonies honoring those who have passed. Its enduring nature makes it especially powerful in workings focused on longevity, continuity, and spiritual strength. Use it in protection and blessing rituals to create a calm, resilient energetic environment, or incorporate it into healing work to support emotional recovery and spiritual restoration.

Hoodoo & Folk Magic

In hoodoo and folk magic, Life Everlasting is a classic ancestor herb. Place it on the ancestor altar alongside photos and offerings to strengthen the connection with the beloved dead and invite their guidance and protection. It's worked into long-life and health conjure — carried in a mojo bag or used in a ritual bath to support vitality and endurance. Some workers use it in protection work, laying it across thresholds or adding it to sachets to guard the home and preserve the wellbeing of those within it.

Wellness Properties

Life Everlasting has been valued in herbal traditions for its soothing and restorative qualities. It has been used to support respiratory health, calm inflammation, and promote skin healing. It's often included in wellness blends aimed at supporting the body's natural healing processes and overall resilience.

Correspondences

Element: Air • Planet: Sun • Energy: Ancestral connection, Protection, Healing, Remembrance, Longevity • Chakra: Heart, Crown

Sold for ritual, magical, and aromatic use. Research before ingesting and consult a qualified professional if needed. Keep away from children and pets.

Skullcap is a calming and protective herb traditionally used in folk magic, spiritual healing, peace work, dream rituals, love work, and emotional balance spells. Known for its soothing energy, Skullcap is often used when the spirit feels overwhelmed, the mind needs quiet, or a situation requires peace, protection, and gentle restoration.

Skullcap is traditionally associated with peace, calm, healing, protection, love, sleep, dreams, emotional balance, and spiritual recovery. In magical practice, it is often used to quiet restless energy, soften conflict, bring peace to the home, and support healing after emotional stress.

Because Skullcap is connected to the head and nervous system in traditional herbalism, it is also spiritually linked to mental clarity, calm thoughts, dream wisdom, meditation, and spiritual protection of the mind. It may be used in rituals for easing worry, calming arguments, releasing mental tension, and creating a peaceful spiritual environment.

Skullcap is also used in folk magic for faithfulness, commitment, love strengthening, peaceful relationships, and household harmony. It may be added to love sachets, dream pillows, calming baths, peace jars, spell bags, and incense blends when the goal is gentle healing, emotional peace, or a calm heart.

Skullcap belongs to the mint family and includes many species found throughout North America, Europe, and Asia. The name comes from the shape of the flower’s calyx, which resembles a small cap or helmet. In traditional Western herbalism, American Skullcap became known as a calming herb used to support the nervous system and promote rest.

The common name “Mad Dog Skullcap” comes from historical use in folk herbalism, where the plant was once believed to help with bites from rabid animals. While this historical use is part of herbal folklore, it should not be relied on medically today.

Skullcap has been used in Native American, European American, and folk herbal traditions for calming, relaxation, women’s wellness, sleep, and spiritual soothing. Its reputation as a gentle herb for the nerves helped shape its magical associations with peace, emotional balance, calm communication, dream work, and protection from mental unrest.

Intentions: Peace, calm, healing, sleep, dreams, emotional balance, love, faithfulness, protection, harmony, meditation, spiritual recovery
Element: Water
Planet: Saturn, sometimes Moon or Venus
Zodiac Signs: Cancer, Pisces, Libra, Capricorn
Gender/Energy: Feminine / receptive
Chakras: Crown Chakra, Third Eye Chakra, Heart Chakra
Deities & Spirits: Hypnos, Selene, Hecate, Brigid, Venus, ancestral healing spirits, dream guides
Magical Uses: Sleep sachets, dream pillows, peace jars, calming baths, love work, protection spells, healing rituals, meditation blends, spiritual recovery work

Red Sandalwood is a powerful ritual wood traditionally used in spiritual work for protection, purification, love, blessing, strength, healing, and prosperity. Unlike white sandalwood, Red Sandalwood has a deeper, earthier, more fiery energy, making it especially useful for rituals involving passion, vitality, courage, grounding, and removing negative influences.

Red Sandalwood is traditionally associated with protection, love, attraction, cleansing, healing, courage, spiritual strength, and manifestation. Its rich red colour connects it to life force energy, passion, confidence, and the power to bring spiritual intentions into physical form.

In magical practice, Red Sandalwood may be used to strengthen spellwork, empower petitions, protect the aura, and clear away unwanted energy. It is especially helpful in rituals for love, attraction, courage, grounding, success, protection, and spiritual cleansing.

Because of its red colour, this wood is also linked to blood, vitality, ancestral strength, root energy, and sacred power. It can be used in spell bags, incense blends, candle work, charm bags, spiritual baths, ritual powders, and altar offerings.

Red Sandalwood has been valued for centuries in South Asian spiritual, medicinal, and artistic traditions. Known in Sanskrit and Ayurvedic traditions as Rakta Chandana, meaning “red sandalwood,” it has been used in powders, pastes, dyes, carvings, ritual offerings, and sacred preparations.

Although it shares the name “sandalwood,” Red Sandalwood comes from a different tree than true white sandalwood. It is known for its deep red heartwood, which has historically been used as a natural dye and sacred colouring material.

In Hindu spiritual traditions, red sandalwood powder has been used in ritual markings, offerings, devotional work, and temple practices. Its red colour connects it with divine energy, devotion, purity, power, and auspicious blessing. In folk magic and modern metaphysical practice, Red Sandalwood is often chosen when a practitioner wants the sacred qualities of sandalwood with a stronger, more passionate and protective vibration.

Red Sandalwood has also been used in incense and ritual blends for meditation, blessing work, attraction, and spiritual purification. Its earthy and sacred symbolism makes it a meaningful ingredient for both devotional and magical use.

Intentions: Protection, love, attraction, passion, courage, vitality, healing, cleansing, prosperity, blessing, grounding, spiritual power, manifestation
Element: Fire and Earth
Planet: Venus, Mars, sometimes Sun
Zodiac Signs: Aries, Taurus, Leo, Scorpio
Gender/Energy: Masculine and feminine balance; fiery, grounding, active
Chakras: Root Chakra, Sacral Chakra, Heart Chakra
Deities & Spirits: Lakshmi, Ganesha, Durga, Shiva, Venus, Mars, ancestral spirits, protective spirits
Magical Uses: Love spells, protection sachets, prosperity work, blessing powders, candle dressing, incense blends, altar offerings, attraction rituals, grounding work

Mullein flowers — a witch's staple with deep roots in both folk herbalism and magical practice. Use in herbal blends, incense, dream pillows, mojo bags, candle dressings, and smoke blends.

Spiritual and Magical Uses

When it comes to contacting the dead, mullein is a witch's best friend. Essential for Samhain rituals, it facilitates spirit communication while offering protection against negative entities. Indian lore holds that mullein is a safeguard against evil spirits and magic. Powdered mullein is also used in graveyard dirt spells.

Magical Correspondences

• Official name: Verbascum thapsus
• Other names: Common Mullein, Great Mullein, Torches, Candlewick Plant, Clown's Lungwort, Our Lady's Flannel, Velvet Plant, Wild Ice Leaf
• Element: Fire
• Planet: Saturn and Mercury
• Gender: Feminine
• Astrological sign: Leo
• Used for: Protection, opening the door to the otherworld, communicating with the dead, prophetic dreaming, psychic connection

Traditional Herbal Uses

These are traditional and folk uses only — not medical claims.

Mullein has a long history in folk herbalism as a gentle ally for the respiratory system. Its leaves and flowers have been traditionally used for:

• Cough, whooping cough, and bronchitis
• Hoarseness and sore throat
• Colds, chills, and flu
• Fever and tonsillitis
• Allergies and sinus congestion
• Pneumonia and tuberculosis (traditional use)
• Earaches — mullein oil has been used historically for ear and some skin conditions

It is commonly prepared as a tea, tincture, or steam inhalation, and is often paired with other respiratory herbs such as Marshmallow Root and thyme. Many people use it seasonally during cold and flu season as a lung-supportive herb.

1 bag loose dried mullein flowers, 20g. Culinary grade.

** Consult a qualified healthcare professional before use if pregnant, nursing, on medication, or managing a medical condition.

🌿 Woodruff (Master of the Woods) – Protection, Luck & Nature Magic

📖 Overview

Woodruff (Galium odoratum) — often called Master of the Woods — is a delicately fragrant herb steeped in old-world magic and forest charm. Celebrated in European folk traditions, Woodruff embodies protection, prosperity, harmony, and deep connection to nature’s spirits.

Its gentle, sweet aroma evokes woodland energy, helping practitioners ground their spirit, awaken intuition, and attune to the quiet wisdom of the natural world. Woodruff is a beloved herb for honoring fae energies, forest guardians, the Green Man, and seasonal rites such as Beltane or May Day.

Used in sachets, incense, charm bags, altar offerings, or nature magic, Woodruff brings serenity, blessings, and a renewed sense of belonging to the earth.

✨ Metaphysical Uses

• Protection & Grounding: Burn or carry to ward off negativity and restore inner balance
• Luck & Prosperity: Add to charm bags or spell jars to attract blessings and success
• Nature & Fae Connection: Use in outdoor rituals to honor land spirits and deepen connection with the green realm
• Peace & Harmony: Place near your altar or bedside for calm, joyful energy and pleasant dreams
• Seasonal Magic: Ideal for Beltane, May Day, and spring celebrations of renewal and life

✨ Magickal Correspondences

• Element: Earth
• Planet: Venus
• Energy: Protection, Luck, Peace, Harmony, Nature Connection
• Zodiac: Taurus, Virgo, Capricorn
• Folk Associations: Green Man, forest spirits, fae realms, woodland blessings

✨ How to Use

• Add to sachets, charm bags, or prosperity jars
• Burn in incense blends for grounding and woodland energy
• Use in fae offerings or nature altars
• Tuck into pillows or drawers for sweet scent, calm, and gentle dream magic
• Include in seasonal rituals celebrating growth, renewal, and earth magic

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.

Spearmint is a fragrant, versatile herb cherished in magical, spiritual, and herbal practices. Known for its uplifting aroma and bright energy, spearmint is used to cleanse negative energies, protect during sleep, support healing, and attract abundance. Its lively essence also enhances mental clarity, communication, and love magic.

Common Metaphysical Uses:

Protection & Purification: Place leaves under pillows, in charm bags, or burn as incense to ward off negativity and maintain a clear, protected space.
Prosperity & Abundance: Carry or include in money-drawing spells and jars to attract financial luck and security.
Love & Communication: Used in rituals to enhance harmony, open channels of honest communication, and attract loving energies.
Clarity & Focus: The sharp, refreshing scent aids in concentration, decision-making, and mental alertness.

Magickal Correspondences:

• Planet: Mercury
• Element: Air & Fire
• Energy: Healing, Protection, Purification, Prosperity, Love, Mental Clarity

Herbal & Healing Uses:

• Digestive Aid: Brew as a tea to ease nausea, indigestion, and bloating.
• Respiratory Support: Relieves congestion and headaches.
• Mental Boost: Refreshes the mind, improves focus, and lifts mood.
• Culinary Use: Spearmint leaves add a fresh flavor to teas, desserts, and dishes.

How to Use:

• Tea: Steep leaves for a soothing, refreshing herbal infusion.
• Incense or Spell Jar: Burn dried leaves or place in charm bags to purify, protect, or draw abundance.
• Bath Ritual: Add leaves to baths for cleansing, mental clarity, and energetic renewal.
• Charm Use: Carry in a small pouch to attract love, protection, and prosperity.

Safety Disclaimer:
Always research and consult a qualified healthcare professional before ingesting herbs. Even natural herbs may cause allergic reactions, interact with medications, or be harmful in certain situations. Products are intended for ritual, magical, or aromatic use 

🌿 Spiritual Uses of Camphor Powder

🔥 Purification & Cleansing

• Camphor has a long history of being used in rituals to cleanse spaces, objects, and auras. It is believed to clear out negative energy and make room for positive vibrations. 
• In many Hindu and Vedic ceremonies, burning camphor (including powder or tablets) symbolizes the destruction of ego and impurity—since camphor burns cleanly, leaving almost no residue.
• It is used in home cleansing rituals: a small piece or powder may be burned or placed in corners, or camphor-infused water may be used to wipe surfaces. 

🧘♀️ Spiritual Focus, Meditation & Protection

• Camphor is said to enhance clarity and deepen meditation. Its aroma and clearing properties help calm the mind and prepare one for spiritual work. 
• It’s also used for protection: many spiritual practitioners believe it repels negative influences or energy. 
• The powder form allows camphor to be integrated into ritual blends, sprinkled on altar dishes, or used in fumigation (smoke-cleansing) for spiritual purification. 

Traditional Uses of Camphor Powder

• Topically (on the skin) camphor has analgesic (pain-relieving) and antipruritic (anti-itch) effects. For example, creams containing camphor in concentrations of 3-11% are FDA-approved for pain relief and itching.

• Camphor is used in topical rubs and balms for muscle aches, joint pain, and stiffness. 

• It can help with respiratory congestion when used in chest rubs (topical) or inhaled in safe, controlled forms.

⚠️ Important Safety Notes

• Camphor is unsafe for ingestion — internal use can lead to serious toxicity including seizures and death.
• When applied to broken skin, high concentrations, or used in young children — risk of toxicity increases.
• Use caution around the face, eyes, nose, and mucous membranes — topical use in those areas is not recommended. 
• Inhalation of large amounts or heated camphor improperly may also pose risk. 
• Always follow product instructions, use proper concentrations, and avoid overuse.

Motherwort (Leonurus cardiaca) is a protective, heart-centred herb with deep roots in folk herbalism and women's herbal traditions. Strong but nurturing, it's worked with for emotional steadiness, courage during hard times, and protection of the home and family. Sourced and prepared by Witch of Walkerville. 15g bag.

Magical Properties

Motherwort is the herb you reach for when someone needs strength during emotional hardship or protection around the home. Its energy is firm and nurturing — a protective mother presence. Use it in healing rituals, self-love work, grief support, boundary setting, and spells for peace in the household. Add it to spell jars, charm bags, protection sachets, bath blends, or incense. For home and family work, place a sachet near the front door or add it to a blessing jar with rosemary, lavender, and rose petals.

Correspondences: Element: Water, Earth   Planet: Venus, Moon   Chakras: Heart, Root, Sacral   Zodiac: Leo, Cancer, Taurus

Wellness Properties

Motherwort has a long folk history of use for nervous tension, emotional restlessness, and heart-centred wellness. Its Latin name cardiaca reflects its traditional association with the heart. It's also used in women's herbal traditions for menstrual support and hormonal balance. Typically prepared as a tea or tincture, though it has a naturally bitter taste.

Do not use during pregnancy, as it may stimulate the uterus. Consult a healthcare professional before internal use, especially if nursing, taking blood thinners or sedatives, or managing a heart condition. Keep away from children and pets.

Lemongrass (Cut) – Clarity, Protection & Energy Cleansing

Lemongrass (Cymbopogon citratus) is a bright, uplifting herb known for its strong cleansing qualities and ability to promote clarity, protection, and energetic renewal. Its crisp citrus fragrance refreshes the mind and clears stagnant vibrations, making it ideal for purification rituals, divination work, and spells involving success or mental focus.

Often used in spiritual baths, incense, and ritual washes, Lemongrass is beloved for clearing away negativity, sharpening intuition, and inviting fresh opportunities.

Metaphysical Uses

• Purification: Removes heavy or stagnant energy from spaces and the aura
• Clarity & Focus: Enhances mental sharpness and intuitive insight
• Protection: Wards off negativity and unwanted influences
• Success Magic: Supports new beginnings, confidence, and positive momentum
• Divination Aid: Brightens spiritual perception and intuitive pathways
• Energetic Renewal: Refreshes your emotional and spiritual field

Magickal Correspondences

• Element: Air & Fire
• Planet: Mercury & Sun
• Energy: Clarity, Protection, Purification, Success, Insight
• Zodiac: Gemini, Virgo, Leo

How to Use

• Add to purification baths or floor washes for cleansing and clarity
• Burn with complementary herbs for protection or energy renewal
• Use in spell jars or charm bags for success and new beginnings
• Place near divination tools to sharpen intuition
• Use in teas 

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.

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

🌰 Black Walnut Shells – Nature’s Detoxifying Powerhouse

💫 Product Overview

Derived from the majestic Black Walnut tree (Juglans nigra), these potent leaves have been used for centuries in traditional herbal medicine. Known for their natural cleansing, antifungal, and anti-inflammatory qualities, Black Walnut Leaves support detoxification, skin health, and overall wellness. Perfect for teas, tinctures, and ritual blends, this herb connects you with nature’s deep-rooted healing energy. 🌰✨

🌸 Benefits & Uses

• 🌿 Natural Detoxifier: Supports internal cleansing and digestive balance.

• 💆 Skin Wellness: Traditionally used in herbal rinses for clear, healthy skin.

• 🌸 Antifungal & Antimicrobial: Helps maintain a healthy microbial balance.

• 🔮 Spiritual Protection: Used in cleansing rituals to banish negativity and strengthen personal energy

Mandrake is one of the most legendary roots in European folk magic — feared, revered, and worked for centuries for its potent magical force. This is the North American variety, Podophyllum peltatum, known as May Apple, which has been used as a companion to and substitute for Old World Mandrake (Mandragora officinarum) in hoodoo and folk magic traditions for generations.

Magical Properties & Hoodoo / Witchcraft Uses

Mandrake is a root of raw power. It amplifies and charges other workings, and carries its own strong energy for protection, domination, and drawing. Work with it with clear intention — this is not a subtle herb.

• Power and domination — one of the classic roots for commanding and compelling work; used to assert authority and bend situations to your will
• Protection — a strong protective root; placed in the home or carried to ward off evil, crossed conditions, and psychic attack
• Amplifying workings — added to mojo bags, herbal blends, and spell work to increase the force and potency of other ingredients
• Fertility and prosperity — worked into abundance and fertility spells; the root's humanoid shape made it a powerful fertility curio in European tradition
• Love and attraction — used in love drawing and attraction work, particularly for drawing a specific person
• Uncrossing and hex-breaking — used to break strong crossed conditions and remove stubborn jinxes
• Spirit work — historically used to call and communicate with spirits; placed on the altar as an offering or anchor

Magical Correspondences

• Planet: Mercury / Saturn
• Element: Earth / Fire
• Gender: Masculine
• Deities: Hecate, Circe, Saturn
• Powers: Protection, power, fertility, love, prosperity, domination, spirit work
• Chakra: Root, Solar Plexus

Sold cut and ready for use in mojo bags, herbal blends, candle dressing, and ritual work. Packaged by Witch of Walkerville.

For ritual and spiritual use only. May Apple (Podophyllum peltatum) is toxic if ingested. Not for internal consumption. Keep away from children and pets. Sold as a curio.

A large 18mm evil eye charm — the classic protection symbol, sized to make a statement. Use it however works for your practice: tuck it into a mojo bag or spell jar, glue it onto a piece of jewelry or a charm, add it to a protection bundle, or use it as a decorative element on an altar piece, frame, or craft project.

The evil eye is one of the most universally recognized protective symbols, traditionally used to deflect negativity, envy, gossip, and harmful intentions. At 18mm it’s bold enough to use as a focal piece and versatile enough to work into almost anything.

Ways to Use

• Tuck into mojo bags, charm bags, or spell jars for warding energy
• Glue onto jewelry, hair clips, phone cases, or accessories
• Use in crafts, resin work, or altar decor
• Place near your front door or bedside as a protective charm

Also available in a smaller size for more delicate work.

Sold individually. 18mm. 1 piece per purchase.

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

🌿 Licorice Root (Cut) – Power, Influence & Harmony

📖 Overview

Licorice Root (Glycyrrhiza glabra) is a powerful and versatile herb widely used in witchcraft, Hoodoo, and folk magic. Known for its ability to sweeten situations, strengthen influence, and enhance personal power, Licorice Root is a favored ingredient for spells that require persuasion, domination, harmony, or emotional clarity.

It is commonly added to doll work, candle magic, spell jars, charm bags, incense blends, and spiritual baths to boost the effectiveness of magical intent.

✨ Magickal Correspondences

• Element: Earth & Water
• Planet: Sun & Moon
• Energy: Power & Influence,Persuasion & Control, Love, Lust & Fidelity, Sweetening & Harmony, Communication & Clarity
• Zodiac: Leo, Cancer, Taurus

✨ Metaphysical Uses

• Enhances personal power and strengthens the will
• Sweetens outcomes, promoting favorable results
• Supports love, lust & fidelity in relationships
• Improves communication, especially in emotional or tense situations
• Aids domination or influence spells when used respectfully
• Boosts magical workings when added to incense, charms, or spell jars
• Balances emotional energy and deepens connection in relationship magic

✨ How to Use

• Add to mojo bags or charm bags for persuasion or communication
• Mix into incense blends for influence, love, or clarity
• Include in sweetening spells, honey jars, or fidelity workings
• Use in doll magic or candle magic for directed influence
• Add to ritual baths to support harmony and emotional power
• Incorporate into spell jars for love, communication, or authority

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.

🌾 Job’s Tears (Set of 14) – Prayer, Protection, Luck & Wish Manifestation

📖 Overview

Job’s Tears (Coix lacryma-jobi) are powerful, naturally-formed beads long used in prayer, healing, luck magic, and manifestation across Hoodoo, folk magic, and global spiritual traditions. Their tear-like shape symbolizes release, answered prayers, blessings, and emotional renewal, making them a cherished curio for charm crafting and devotional work.

This set includes 14 natural Job’s Tears, perfect for spell bags, charm bracelets, mojo work, jewelry, or altar rituals.

✨ Metaphysical Uses

• Wish Manifestation: Hold, carry, or string while focusing on a heartfelt desire
• Luck & Money Drawing: Traditionally used in counts of 3 or 7 in mojo bags and charms to attract luck, wishes, money, and prosperity
• Finding Employment: Carried or placed in charm bags to draw job opportunities and steady work
• Protection: Used in amulets and mojo bags to ward off negativity
• Prayer & Devotion: Ideal for prayer chains, rosaries, or devotional jewelry
• Emotional Healing: Supports release of grief, sorrow, and emotional burdens
• Blessings & Guidance: Draws comfort, spiritual support, and intuitive clarity

✨ Magickal Correspondences

• Element: Water
• Planet: Moon
• Energy: Luck, Blessings, Healing, Protection, Wishes, Employment Attraction
• Zodiac: Cancer, Pisces, Virgo
• Folk Associations: Hoodoo, conjure, rosary making, talisman crafting

✨ How to Use

• Add 3 or 7 beads to mojo bags for luck, money, wishes, or job-drawing work
• Carry a single bead as a pocket charm for protection and good fortune
• String into a bracelet, anklet, or rosary for prayer or meditation
• Add to spell jars for manifestation or emotional release
• Place on your altar to symbolize prayers offered and answers received
• Sew into doll babies, charm bags, or blessing amulets

Disclaimer

Sold for ritual, magical, aromatic, and spiritual use unless specifically labeled as culinary-grade. 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.