Herbal Apothecary & Curios

Saltpeter — also known as Potassium Nitrate — has a long history in folk magic, spiritual cleansing, and household ritual work. In metaphysical traditions, it is used sparingly as a powerful ritual salt for purification, binding, warding, and reinforcing energetic boundaries.

Known for its stabilizing qualities, Saltpeter supports workings that aim to seal protections, finalize banishings, close cycles, or strengthen long-term wards. Although it has practical uses outside ritual, its spiritual purpose centers on grounding, preserving, and setting firm energetic intentions.

Metaphysical Uses

• Protection & Binding: Add tiny amounts to protection jars, boundary spells, or threshold wards
• Purification & Clearing: Used as a heavy stabilizing salt for removing persistent negativity
• Preservation & Endings: Helps “set” spell results or close lingering cycles
• Household Wards: Place in sealed containers at entry points for ongoing protection
• Energetic Stabilization: Adds firmness and permanence to charm bags or spell workings

Magickal Correspondences

• Element: Earth
• Planet: Saturn
• Energy: Stability, Protection, Binding, Preservation
• Zodiac: Capricorn, Scorpio

How to Use

• Use sparingly in spell jars, boundary powders, or charm bags
• Seal inside pouches or jars rather than leaving loose
• Add to cleansing mixes meant to break heavy or lingering energy
• Include in banishing or ending spells when finality is desired

Disclaimer 

For external ritual and magical use only. Saltpeter is a chemical compound (potassium nitrate) and must be handled with care.

• Do not ingest or inhale dust
• Do not burn, heat, or place near open flames
• Avoid contact with eyes and prolonged skin exposure
• Not for pyrotechnic, explosive, or harmful applications
• Keep away from children and pets
• Store securely and use in sealed containers when included in ritual blends

For those avoiding chemical mineral products, safer ritual alternatives include sea salt, black salt, red brick dust, or protective herbs such as rosemary, rue, or hyssop.

Whole linden leaves and flowers are a culinary-grade herb for herbal tea and magical preparations. This 15 g bag can be used for a quiet cup of tea or kept with your herbs for spells of peace, love, protection, and harmony.

Magical uses

Linden is used to encourage compassion, reconciliation, and peaceful relationships, especially when the aim is to ease conflict and restore harmony in the home. It also has a place in protection charms for home and family, as well as sleep and dream magic.

• Add to a sachet or charm bag for peace and protection.
• Include in love spells focused on kindness, friendship, and mutual understanding.
• Place with a petition paper for reconciliation or gentle communication.
• Use in a dream sachet or bedtime ritual for restful sleep.

Traditional herbal uses

Linden has traditionally been prepared as an herbal infusion for relaxation and to help people unwind before bed. It also has a history of use in comforting teas during colds and for throat irritation. These are traditional uses, not established treatments for anxiety, insomnia, or respiratory illness.

Details

• Whole linden leaves and flowers
• Culinary grade
• 15 g bag

Mullein has a long history in folk herbalism as a gentle ally for the respiratory system. Herbalists often turn to mullein preparations to support the lungs, ease energetic heaviness in the chest, and encourage a sense of open, easy breathing.

Traditional Herbal Uses

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

• Respiratory support — traditionally used to support the lungs and ease breathing comfort; often included in formulas aimed at soothing irritated respiratory passages
• Dry, irritated throat and lungs — used when things feel dry, scratchy, or stuck; sometimes paired with other herbs such as marshmallow or thyme in respiratory blends
• General relaxation and grounding — small amounts used to help the body relax and feel more at ease; sometimes taken before breathwork, meditation, or energy clearing
• Internal use — often taken diluted in water, tea, or juice as part of an herbal wellness routine; commonly used seasonally during cold weather or allergy season, or before activities that tax the lungs

Magical and Energetic Uses

• Associated with clearing heaviness, especially in the chest
• Used in ritual and energy work to support releasing grief, stagnant energy, and old smoke from the aura or lungs
• A few drops can be added to spell bottles, charm bags, or anointing blends focused on clearing, protection, and breath of life energy

Safety

• Not a replacement for medical care, diagnosis, or treatment
• Not evaluated or approved for treating any disease or condition
• Pregnant or nursing individuals, those on medication, or those with medical conditions should consult a qualified healthcare professional before use
• Keep out of reach of children and pets
• Discontinue use if any adverse reaction occurs

30 ml tincture bottle. Made in Ontario, Canada.

Cowrie shells are among the most ancient and widely recognised spiritual curios in the world — used across West African, African diaspora, and folk magic traditions for divination, protection, fertility, and prosperity work. Their smooth, rounded form and natural beauty make them powerful allies on the altar and in ritual practice.

In Ifá and Yorùbá-rooted traditions such as Santería and Candomblé, cowrie shells (obí abatá or diloggún) are cast for divination — the pattern of open and closed shells revealing messages from the Orishas. They are sacred to Yemayá, Oshun, and other Orishas associated with femininity, water, and abundance. Historically they also served as currency across Africa and Asia, cementing their association with wealth, value, and prosperity.

Spiritual Uses

• Divination — casting shells to reveal guidance and messages
• Protection and spiritual shielding
• Fertility, femininity, and safe childbirth
• Prosperity, wealth drawing, and abundance work
• Altar offerings and devotional work for Orishas
• Incorporation into mojo bags, jewelry, and ritual tools

Simple Yes/No Divination

For a basic yes/no reading, hold all 5 shells (use 5 from the pack), state your question clearly, and cast them onto a flat surface. Count the number of shells with the opening facing up to interpret the answer — the specific meanings vary by tradition and personal practice.

Sold as a package of 6 cowrie shells.

Sold as a spiritual curio. Results are not guaranteed.

Pennyroyal (Mentha pulegium) is a powerful traditional herb known for its strong protective and banishing qualities. Long used in witchcraft, Hoodoo, and European folk magic, Pennyroyal is prized for its ability to clear harmful influences, strengthen boundaries, repel negativity, and support personal empowerment.

Its sharp, commanding energy makes it ideal for banishing rituals, uncrossing work, cleansing blends, and protection spells. Pennyroyal is especially valued for guarding against manipulation, breaking energetic ties, and asserting personal space — spiritually and emotionally.

Because Pennyroyal carries an intense energetic signature, it is used sparingly and with intention.

Metaphysical Uses

• Protection & Warding: Excellent for spell jars, charm bags, and threshold protection
• Banishing & Removal: Drives out negativity, influences, or energies that feel intrusive
• Uncrossing Work: Added to purification blends to break minor jinxes or crossed conditions
• Boundary Magic: Strengthens emotional, spiritual, and energetic boundaries
• Reversal Work: Used in spells to send harmful intentions away from you
• Purification: Burn in incense blends (with ventilation) to clear stagnant or oppressive energy

Magickal Correspondences

• Element: Fire
• Planet: Mars
• Energy: Banishing, Protection, Boundaries, Purification, Reversal
• Zodiac: Aries, Scorpio, Capricorn
• Folk Associations: European folk magic, threshold protection, unhexing workHow to Use

• Add to mojo bags or spell jars for strong protection
• Burn small amounts in banishing or uncrossing incense (well-ventilated area only)
• Sprinkle around entrances externally for warding
• Add to reversal or boundary-setting spells
• Use in cleansing blends for household protection

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. Pennyroyal is toxic internally and should never be ingested. Keep away from children and pets.

High John the Conqueror Root is one of the best-known and most respected roots in Hoodoo, conjure, and rootwork. Traditionally associated with strength, luck, power, victory, and overcoming obstacles, it is often carried as a personal charm for confidence, protection, success, and command in difficult situations.

High John is considered a strong working root for those who need courage, influence, and the strength to push through challenges. It is commonly included in court case, employment, gambling luck, money drawing, personal power, and victory work. Practitioners may carry the whole root in a mojo bag, dress it with condition oil, or keep it on an altar as part of ongoing success and protection work.

2 small roots per package. Each Root is .75 to 1.25 inches each. Each one is different and unique in shape and size.

Traditional and Spiritual Uses

• Personal power, confidence, and courage
• Luck, success, and victory
• Overcoming obstacles and difficult circumstances
• Court cases and legal matters
• Gambling luck and money drawing
• Protection from opposition or harmful influences
• Strengthening mojo bags, charm bags, and altar work
• Command, influence, and perseverance

How to Use High John Root

Carry a whole High John Root in a red flannel bag or mojo bag with herbs, curios, coins, petition papers, or condition oils chosen for your purpose.

For money and success, pair it with Fast Money Oil, Crown of Success Oil, pyrite, cinnamon, or a written petition. For protection or court work, combine it with protective herbs, legal herbs, or condition oils suited to the situation.

You can also dress the root lightly with oil and keep it on your altar, in your purse, near your business area, or in a cash drawer for ongoing luck and strength. Some practitioners feed a mojo bag with a small amount of whiskey, perfume, or condition oil to keep it active.

Place the root near candles during spells for success, victory, confidence, or road opening. High John is often chosen when the goal is not only to draw luck, but also to strengthen the person doing the work.

Magical Correspondences

• Common names: High John Root and High John the Conqueror Root
• Botanical association: Often associated with Ipomoea species
• Element: Fire
• Planet: Mars and Jupiter
• Energy: Strong, victorious, commanding, and protective
• Intentions: Luck, success, power, confidence, protection, victory, money, legal matters, and overcoming obstacles

Important Note

Sold as a dried botanical curio for spiritual, ritual, charm, and traditional use. Not for internal use. Do not consume. Keep away from children and pets. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.

Rose hips are the fruit of the rose plant — small, vibrant, and packed with both nutritional and magical potency. They carry the gentle but resilient energy of the rose without the thorns, and have been used in European, Indigenous, and folk herbal traditions for centuries. Sourced and prepared by Witch of Walkerville.

Magical Properties

Rose hips are worked with for love, emotional healing, beauty, and heart-centred magic. They draw sincere, affectionate relationships and support self-love and emotional recovery. Use them in love spell jars, charm bags, healing baths, and beauty rituals. Dress candles for romance or emotional peace, add them to offerings for goddesses of love and healing, or include them in prosperity work for their bright, uplifting energy. They also carry a gentle protective quality, shielding the heart from emotional harm.

Correspondences: Element: Water, Fire   Planet: Venus, Sun   Zodiac: Taurus, Libra, Leo   Chakra: Heart

Wellness Properties

Rose hips are best known for being naturally rich in vitamin C, making them a traditional immune-support herb especially valued during colder months. They've also been used for joint comfort and mobility, skin health, circulation, digestion, and general vitality. Commonly prepared as teas, syrups, powders, or infusions.

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

Devil’s Shoestring is a root used in Hoodoo, rootwork, and conjure for protection, guarding good luck, and keeping an enemy’s interference from taking hold. Its name refers to the idea of tripping up trouble, not inviting it in.

These cut root pieces can be added to a mojo bag or protection charm when you want to keep your business private, guard against ill will, or carry protection while travelling. The cut form is useful for small charm bags and prepared spell packets.

Traditional magical uses

• Protection: Used in charms and spells against crossed conditions, gossip, and an enemy’s interference.
• Guarding luck: Carried to keep misfortune from following you and to protect favourable circumstances.
• Travel protection: Included in a pocket charm or mojo bag when travelling or heading into difficult situations.
• Doorway warding: Placed in a protection charm near an entrance to symbolically keep trouble outside.

Ways to use it

Add a few cut pieces to a mojo bag with a folded petition paper stating what you wish to protect. Carry the bag in your pocket or purse, or keep a prepared protection packet near your doorway. These are traditional spiritual uses, not guarantees of an outcome.

Contents: 15 grams of cut Devil’s Shoestring root per bag.

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

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

A custom, proprietary blend created by Michelle at Smudge.

50 grams

How to Use:

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Magical Properties of Witchgrass

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

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

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

History & Folk Background

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

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

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

Magical Correspondences

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

How to Use Witchgrass in Magic

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

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

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

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

Traditional Uses

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

Occult & Modern Magick Uses

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

How to Work With Ancestor Money

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

Sold individually.

Lemon Verbena is a bright, uplifting herb cherished for its cleansing, comforting, and energizing qualities. Spiritually, it’s used for purification, emotional renewal, elevating mood, enhancing clarity, and opening the heart to joy. Its refreshing scent lifts heavy or stagnant energy, making it ideal for cleansing rituals, meditation, and manifestation work. Traditionally, lemon verbena supports calm digestion, eases cramps, reduces stress, and helps soothe anxiety. It’s also used to promote restful sleep, support the nervous system, and provide gentle anti-inflammatory benefits.

🔮 Magical Correspondences

Element: Air & Fire
Planet: Mercury & Venus
Chakra: Heart chakra & Solar Plexus
Deities: Aphrodite, Hermes, Brigid, solar/light deities

Magical Properties:

• Purification and clearing negativity
• Happiness, joy, and emotional uplift
• Love, attraction, and harmony
• Mental clarity and focus
• Strengthening intuition
• Support for manifestation and intention setting

Uses in Magic:

• Burn or diffuse for cleansing and uplifting energy
• Add to charm bags for love, confidence, or positivity
• Use in bath rituals for purification and emotional renewal
• Add to altar offerings for clarity, joy, or heart-centered work
• Incorporate into manifestation rituals for mental focus and intention power
  

Not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Keep away from children and pets.

Approx. 12-15 grams per bag

Devil’s Claw Root (Harpagophytum procumbens) is a powerful root traditionally used in banishing, uncrossing, and protection magic. Despite its fearsome name, this root is a trusted ally for removing obstacles, breaking negative influences, and cutting cords to harmful energies or patterns.

In many folk traditions, Devil’s Claw is used to repel unwanted spiritual forces, sever toxic attachments, and strengthen personal boundaries. Its fierce, claw-like appearance reflects its potent spiritual ability to “grab hold” of negativity and pull it away from your path.

Ideal for spellwork focused on breaking hexes, ending cycles, empowerment, and clearing spiritual debris, Devil’s Claw Root is a staple in formulas for protection, banishing, and uncrossing rituals.

Metaphysical Uses

• Banishing & Removal: Drives out negativity, harmful influences, and stagnant energy
• Uncrossing: Used in rootwork to break jinxes or unwanted attachments
• Protection: Strengthens boundaries and shields against spiritual intrusion
• Empowerment: Helps release fears, patterns, or energies that hold you back
• Ending Cycles: Supports spells that finalize closure or cut emotional cords
• Charm & Mojo Bags: Add to uncrossing or protection bags for reinforcement

Magickal Correspondences

• Element: Fire
• Planet: Mars
• Energy: Banishing, Protection, Uncrossing, Strength, Obstacles Removed
• Zodiac: Aries, Scorpio
• Folk Associations: Rootwork, protective charms, banishing rituals

How to Use

• Add to mojo bags or spell jars for removal and protection
• Burn in incense blends (with caution) to clear out heavy energy
• Use in uncrossing rituals with salt, rue, or hyssop
• Place near doors as a protective charm
• Add to banishing or cord-cutting spells for strength and focus

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.

Burdock Root (Beggars Button) – Protection, Grounding & Uncrossing

Burdock Root — also known in folk magic as Beggars Button — is a powerful Earth-aligned herb traditionally used for protection, uncrossing, and energetic cleansing. Strong, grounding, and deeply rooted in spiritual lore, Burdock is a reliable ally for repelling negativity, strengthening personal boundaries, and restoring balance to the aura.

In many traditions, Burdock Root is carried to ward off harmful influences and break crossed conditions. A Burdock charm or protection bag hung from a south-facing door is believed to shield the home from evil spirits and unwanted energies. Its earthy, stabilizing energy also makes it a supportive addition to workings involving sexual potency, vitality, confidence, and personal empowerment.

Perfect for banishing rituals, protection sachets, floor washes, spell jars, and grounding meditation, Burdock helps clear emotional clutter while anchoring the spirit firmly in strength and stability.

Metaphysical Uses

• Protection & Warding: Hang near doors or carry as a charm to repel negativity and psychic intrusion
• Uncrossing & Cleansing: Use in baths, washes, or smoke blends to break crossed conditions and remove spiritual buildup
• Banishing Work: Burn with other protective herbs to drive away harmful energies
• Grounding: Supports emotional and energetic stability during shifts or ritual work
• Sexual Potency Workings: Traditionally included in spells for passion, vitality, and personal magnetism

Magical Correspondences

• Element: Earth
• Planet: Venus
• Energy: Protection, Grounding, Cleansing, Uncrossing, Strength, Passion
• Zodiac: Taurus, Capricorn, Virgo

Disclaimer

Sold for ritual, magical, and aromatic use. Not intended for internal consumption unless specifically labeled as culinary or tea-grade. Use responsibly.

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

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

Spiritual and magical uses:

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

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

Magical correspondences:

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

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

Bull’s Eye – Ojo de Buey is traditionally the seed of the Mucuna sloanei plant, a tropical climbing vine native to parts of Africa, the Caribbean, and Central and South America. Also commonly known as Deer’s Eye Seed, Hamburger Bean, Ox Eye Bean, or Lucky Eye Seed, it is recognized for its striking eye-like appearance and long-standing use as a protective talisman against negativity and the evil eye (mal de ojo).

Widely used in folk magic, protection work, and ancestral spiritual practices throughout Latin America, the Caribbean, Hoodoo, Espiritismo, and Afro-Caribbean traditions such as Santería/Ifá, Ojo de Buey has historically been carried to ward off jealousy, spiritual attacks, crossed conditions, and harmful intentions. In many traditions, it is worn on the body, placed near entrances, carried in mojo bags, or kept on altars to reflect negativity away from the wearer.

In Hoodoo and conjure traditions, Bull’s Eye is commonly worked into protection spells, uncrossing rituals, and reversal work. In Afro-Caribbean folk spirituality and related traditions, it may also be used near ancestor altars or spiritual shrines for grounding and energetic defense.

Traditionally used for:

• Protection against the evil eye and jealousy
• Warding off crossed conditions and spiritual negativity
• Protection during travel or spiritual work
• Strengthening personal boundaries and grounding
• Ancestor and altar protection work
• Reversal and uncrossing rituals

Spell & ritual ideas:

• Carry in a mojo bag with rue, garlic, or protective herbs
• Place above doorways or near windows for home protection
• Add to uncrossing baths or cleansing altar work
• Keep beneath a pillow for spiritual protection during sleep
• Use with black candles in reversal or banishing rituals
• Place on ancestor altars for grounding and spiritual defense

Spiritual correspondences:

• Element: Earth
• Planet: Saturn
• Energies: Protection, reversal, grounding, warding, uncrossing

Traditional folk uses:
In some folk traditions, Deer’s Eye Seeds were also carried as luck charms believed to strengthen courage, resilience, and spiritual protection during difficult times.

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

Grains of Paradise – Luck, Power & Ancestral Honour

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

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

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

Magical Uses

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

Magickal Correspondences

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

How to Use

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

Culinary Notes

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

Disclaimer 

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

Galangal root, Alpinia officinarum, is one of the most prized roots in hoodoo and rootwork, carried and worked for court case success, legal protection, and commanding power. Known as Little John to Chew or Low John the Conqueror, this root has a long history in conjure tradition — chewed and spat in the courtroom, tucked into a mojo bag, or burned as incense to turn the tide in your favor.

Magical Correspondences

• Element: Fire
• Planet: Mars
• Gender: Masculine
• Powers: Legal matters, court cases, commanding, luck, protection, hex-breaking

Traditional Uses in Rootwork & Conjure

• Chew a piece of the root and spit the juice on the courtroom floor before proceedings to sway judgment in your favor
• Dress and burn as incense on a petition paper for court case work
• Add to a mojo bag alongside High John the Conqueror for commanding power and legal victory
• Steep in whiskey or condition oil to make a commanding wash or dressing oil
• Carry in your shoe or pocket when dealing with authority figures, bosses, or legal situations
• Burn on charcoal to clear a space of crossed conditions and hostile energy
• Beyond court cases, galangal is worked for luck in gambling and games of chance, drawing money, and breaking jinxes. It is a powerful ally for anyone who needs to speak with authority and be heard.

Traditional Herbal & Folk Medicine Uses

Galangal has a long history of use in Ayurvedic, Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), and European folk herbalism. Traditionally, it has been used for:

• Digestive support — easing nausea, bloating, gas, and indigestion; often prepared as a tea or tincture
• Anti-inflammatory — contains galangin and kaempferol, compounds historically used for joint discomfort and inflammation
• Warming & circulatory — considered a warming herb in TCM, used to stimulate circulation and dispel cold
• Antimicrobial — used in traditional medicine to support the body against infection
• Respiratory — occasionally used in folk traditions for coughs and congestion

This information is provided for historical and educational purposes only. It is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Consult a qualified healthcare provider before using any herb medicinally.

About This Root

Sold as whole dried galangal root pieces. Sourced for quality. Each root is unique — some have small roots on them and some don't.

Sold as a curio. Not for internal use. Keep out of reach of children.

Keep your lodestone active and spiritually “fed” with Natural Lodestone Food, also known as Magnetic Sand. In Hoodoo, conjure, folk magic, and witchcraft, lodestones are traditionally treated as working spiritual tools that are cared for over time. Magnetic sand is sprinkled over a lodestone to symbolically feed it, strengthen its drawing power, and keep your attraction work focused.

Natural Lodestone Food is a classic choice for working with lodestones of any colour, especially when you want a traditional, simple, and old-style look for your altar, money bowl, mojo bag, spell jar, or petition work. It may be used for money drawing, love drawing, prosperity, luck, business success, customer attraction, steady income, personal magnetism, and pulling opportunities closer.

Many practitioners feed their lodestones regularly while speaking a prayer, command, or intention. This creates a relationship with the stone and keeps the work active, especially for long-term money bowls, love work, business altars, and attraction spells.

How to Use:
Place your lodestone on top of a petition paper, inside a money bowl, beside your cash box, in a mojo bag, or on your altar. Sprinkle a small pinch of Natural Lodestone Food over the stone while speaking your prayer or intention. Feed regularly as part of your spiritual practice.

30 gram bag

Disclaimer & Safety:
Sold for ritual, magical, symbolic, and spiritual use only. Results are not guaranteed. Do not ingest. Do not inhale. Avoid contact with eyes, mouth, broken skin, food, and food surfaces. Keep away from children, pets, electronics, credit cards, pacemakers, medical devices, and items affected by magnets. Wash hands after handling.

Guard your space, spirit, and daily path with Protection Sachet Powder, a traditional ritual powder used for spiritual defence, warding, blessing, uncrossing, and keeping unwanted influences away. This powder may be used in spell work, candle work, charm bags, doorway protection, altar work, and personal protection rituals.

Protection Sachet Powder is commonly sprinkled lightly around doorways, windowsills, thresholds, candles, petitions, or ritual objects to help create a spiritual boundary. It may also be added to mojo bags, protection jars, witch bottles, spell packets, or carried in a small pouch for personal guarding. Use it when you want to protect your home, strengthen your spiritual work, keep away negativity, or support prayers for safety, peace, and divine protection.

Common Uses:
Home protection, spiritual defence, warding, uncrossing, blessing, altar work, candle magic, charm bags, petition work, removing unwanted influences, and guarding against jealousy, gossip, evil eye, or harmful intentions.

How to Use:
Sprinkle a small amount near doors, windows, or around ritual candles. Add to a charm bag, protection jar, or petition paper. For candle work, place a light ring of powder around the candle holder while focusing on protection, safety, and spiritual strength. Use only a small amount and keep away from open flames.

Disclaimer & Safety:
Sold for ritual, magical, aromatic, and spiritual use only. Results are not guaranteed. Do not ingest. Avoid inhaling powder. Keep away from eyes, mouth, broken skin, children, and pets. Use caution around candles and open flames. Do not place loose powder directly in flame.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Magical Correspondences

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

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

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

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

Magical Correspondences:

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

Spiritual & Magical Uses:

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

Traditional Herbal Uses:

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

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

Potential concerns include:

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

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

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

Solomon’s Seal (Polygonatum spp.) is a traditional woodland herb valued in both herbal practice and folk magic. Its root bears distinctive scar-like markings that resemble old seals, which helped give the plant its name and contributed to its association with protection, wisdom, and spiritual authority.

In witchcraft and folk magic, Solomon’s Seal root is traditionally worked with for protection, exorcism, spiritual cleansing, wisdom, and strengthening magical work. It may be carried in charm bags, added to protective workings, placed around the home, or included in incense and ritual blends. Some traditions also connect the root with sealing or completing a working, drawing on its name and symbolism.

In conjure and rootwork, Solomon’s Seal may be used in work for protection, success, wisdom, mastery, and spiritual strength. It can be carried in a mojo or root bag, kept with spiritual tools, or combined with other roots according to the intention of the working.

Traditionally, Solomon’s Seal root has also been used in herbal practice for joints, tendons, ligaments, sprains, bruising, and musculoskeletal support. These are historical and traditional uses rather than proven medical treatments, and internal use should be approached cautiously.

Magical Correspondences:
Planet: Saturn
Element: Water
Gender: Feminine
Magical Uses: Protection • Exorcism • Spiritual Cleansing • Wisdom • Success • Strengthening Workings

Traditional Herbal Uses: Joints • Tendons • Ligaments • Sprains • Bruising • Musculoskeletal Support

Botanical Name: Polygonatum spp.

Eyebright (Euphrasia officinalis) is a delicate herb cherished in metaphysical practices, witchcraft, and herbal magic for its ability to enhance spiritual vision, psychic clarity, and insight. Traditionally associated with the eyes and sight, Eyebright is also used in rituals to improve focus, inner awareness, and connection with mystical realms, including the fairy realm.

Metaphysical & Magical Benefits:

• Clarity & Insight: Strengthens psychic vision, divination abilities, and intuitive perception

• Spiritual Awareness: Supports meditation, dream work, and connecting with higher guidance

• Fairy Realm Connection: Used to open pathways to communicate with fairies and nature spirits

• Protection: Can be used to ward off negativity and influences that cloud mental or spiritual clarity

• Ritual & Spellwork: Often incorporated into spells, charm bags, or magical rituals to enhance foresight, wisdom, and mystical communication

How to Use:

1. Infusions & Sachets: Place Eyebright in spell sachets, charm bags, or meditation pillows to enhance clarity, focus, or fairy communication.

2. Burning: Light on charcoal or incense burners to invite spiritual insight, purification, or mystical connection.

3. Divination: Incorporate into tarot, pendulum, or scrying practices to improve psychic connection and intuitive messages.

Use & Safety:

• For external and ritual use only
• Do not ingest
• Use in a well-ventilated area when burning
• Keep out of reach of children and pets

 Disclaimer:
Always research and consult a qualified healthcare professional before ingesting or using herbs internally. Even natural herbs can cause allergic reactions, interact with medications, or be harmful in certain situations, doses, or for specific health conditions. Products sold for ritual, magical, or aromatic purposes are not intended for internal consumption unless explicitly labeled as safe for culinary or tea-grade use. Use responsibly and with care.

Mistletoe Herb (Viscum album), also known as European Mistletoe, is a sacred botanical with a long history in European folklore, traditional herbalism, Celtic mythology, and magical practices. Associated with protection, love, fertility, peace, and good fortune, Mistletoe has been revered for centuries as a symbol of life, renewal, and the connection between the earthly and spiritual worlds.

In ancient European traditions, Mistletoe was considered a powerful protective plant, particularly when found growing on oak trees. It was associated with Druidic ceremonies, winter solstice celebrations, and blessings of prosperity and fertility. Today, dried Mistletoe remains a popular ingredient in witchcraft, folk magic, protection charms, and seasonal rituals.

25 gram package 

Magical & Spiritual Uses

• Protection & Warding: Add dried Mistletoe to protection sachets, mojo bags, to guard against negativity, misfortune, and unwanted spiritual influences.
• Love & Attraction: Traditionally associated with romance, affection, and reconciliation. Incorporate into love spells and rituals intended to strengthen relationships and encourage harmony.
• Good Luck & Prosperity: Carry in a sealed mojo bag or place on an altar as a symbol of blessings, abundance, and favourable opportunities.
• Peace & Reconciliation: Use in spellwork intended to settle disagreements, restore harmony, and encourage understanding between individuals.
• Fertility & Renewal: Historically associated with fertility, vitality, and the return of life during winter. Use symbolically in seasonal ceremonies and rituals for new beginnings.
• Yule & Winter Solstice: Incorporate into seasonal decorations, altar arrangements, and rituals honouring the return of the sun, renewal, and the cycles of nature.
• Traditional Herbal & Health Uses

European Mistletoe has a history of use in traditional European herbal medicine, particularly in preparations associated with blood pressure, circulation, and nervous system complaints.

Mistletoe extracts have also been investigated in clinical and complementary medicine, including research involving certain cancer-related symptoms and quality of life. However, evidence for these uses is limited or mixed, and such research generally involves specialized, standardized preparations rather than loose dried Mistletoe herb.

Important: Mistletoe contains biologically active compounds, including lectins and viscotoxins, and can be poisonous if ingested. It should not be prepared as a homemade tea, tincture, supplement, or medicinal remedy. Traditional use does not establish safety or effectiveness.

Mistletoe Magical Correspondences

• Botanical Name: Viscum album
• Common Names: European Mistletoe, Common Mistletoe
• Element: Air
• Planets: Sun, Jupiter
• Zodiac Signs: Sagittarius, Leo
• Chakras: Heart & Crown
• Gender (Traditional Herbal Correspondence): Masculine
• Magical Intentions: Protection, Love, Fertility, Good Fortune, Peace, Prosperity, Renewal, Blessings & Spiritual Harmony
• Associated Celebrations: Yule, Winter Solstice

Magical correspondences vary between traditions and are symbolic rather than scientifically established.

Safety: For external symbolic and ritual use only. Do not ingest, brew as tea, smoke, or add to baths or products applied to the skin. Mistletoe is potentially toxic to humans and pets. Keep securely away from children and animals, and wash hands after handling.

This small 3" mortar and pestle is an essential tool used for grinding, crushing, and blending herbs, resins, roots, and spices. Using a mortar and pestal allows ingredients to be broken down while releasing their natural aroma, oils, and energy.

Used to prepare teas, powders, incense blends, oils, and salves, offering greater control over texture and consistency. In magical and spiritual practice, the grinding process itself is often considered intentional—used to focus energy, set intentions, and infuse workings with purpose.

This size is perfect for someone making blends for their personal use for oils, teas, baths, smoke blends and more.

The mortar represents the vessel, while the pestle represents action and transformation—together symbolizing creation, change, and balance.

Whether used in the kitchen, apothecary, or on the altar, a mortar and pestle is a timeless, practical tool that supports both everyday preparation and intentional craft.

3 inch diameter, made of pure soapstone.