Herbs, Roots & Flowers

Dandelion leaf (Taraxacum officinale) has long been valued in traditional herbal practices for both its supportive health properties and its role in spiritual work. Commonly used to promote healthy fluid balance, it is known as a gentle diuretic that supports kidney and urinary function while also aiding digestion and providing a natural source of vitamins and minerals.

In magical and energetic practices, dandelion leaf is associated with purification, resilience, and wish manifestation, often used to clear negative energy, support healing, and strengthen personal intention. It carries solar energy, symbolizing growth, vitality, and inner strength, making it a versatile addition to both herbal and ritual blends.

Health and traditional uses:

• Supports fluid balance and acts as a gentle diuretic
• Traditionally used for kidney and urinary support
• Aids digestion and appetite stimulation
• Rich in vitamins A, C, K, and minerals like potassium

Magical and spiritual uses:

• Used for purification and energy cleansing
• Supports healing, resilience, and personal strength
• Associated with wish magic and intention setting
• Linked to solar energy, growth, and vitality

Disclaimer: Sold for ritual, magical, aromatic, and spiritual use unless specifically labeled as culinary-grade. Keep away from children and pets.

1 package 10-12 grams

Black Nightshade herb — a traditional plant treasured for its gentle detoxifying and soothing properties. Used for centuries in herbal medicine, black nightshade supports liver health, skin wellness, and natural cleansing. Known for its cooling energy, this versatile herb helps calm inflammation, ease discomfort, and promote overall balance in the body.

Whether worked into teas, tinctures, ritual blends, or used as a curio in rootwork and conjure, Black Nightshade brings nature's wisdom to your apothecary and spiritual practice.

• Traditionally used for detoxifying and cooling the body
• Supports liver health and skin wellness
• Suitable for teas, tinctures, and ritual blends
  

Magical Correspondences

• Element: Water
• Planet: Saturn
• Gender: Feminine
• Deities: Hecate, Circe, Persephone
• Powers: Protection, hex-breaking, banishing, sleep, astral travel, and working with the ancestors
• Traditional Uses: Dress a black candle with the herb to lay a trick for protection or reversal work; add to a mojo bag for crossing enemies or breaking a jinx; burn as incense to open the way for spirit communication and ancestor work

Note: For educational and spiritual use. Consult a qualified herbalist before internal use. Handle with care — all parts of this plant contain solanine alkaloids.

Borage Leaf – Courage, Joy & Emotional Healing

Borage Leaf (Borago officinalis), often called the “Herb of Courage,” carries uplifting and heart-strengthening energy. Traditionally used for bravery, emotional resilience, and restoring joy, Borage is a powerful ally for healing, confidence, and spiritual renewal.

This gentle yet empowering herb is ideal for courage spells, emotional support magic, and rituals that encourage self-love, hope, and inner strength.

Metaphysical Uses

• Courage & Confidence: Supports bravery and decisive action
• Emotional Healing: Comforts the heart and soothes grief or stress
• Joy & Renewal: Brings optimism, hope, and spiritual refreshment
• Protection: Shields the heart from emotional harm
• Inspiration: Opens pathways for creativity and positive thinking
• Self-Love Magic: Encourages compassion toward oneself

Magickal Correspondences

• Element: Water & Air
• Planet: Jupiter
• Energy: Courage, Healing, Joy, Protection, Renewal
• Zodiac: Sagittarius, Cancer, Aquarius

How to Use

• Add to healing charm bags or courage spells
• Burn or sprinkle around candles for emotional renewal
• Use in bath magic for comfort and hope
• Add to spell jars promoting confidence or optimism
• Use in teas only when labeled culinary-grade

Traditional Use:

Borage leaf (Borago officinalis) has a long history of use in European folk medicine and herbal traditions. It is often associated with strengthening the body, lifting the spirits, and supporting overall vitality.

• Emotional well-being & mood
  Historically known as the “herb of courage,” borage was used to uplift the spirits, ease melancholy, and support emotional resilience.
• Stress & Nervous System Support
  Used in folk traditions to help calm the nerves and promote a sense of balance during times of stress or overwhelm.
• Respiratory Comfort
  Traditionally prepared as teas or infusions to support the lungs and ease coughs or chest discomfort.
• Circulation & Vitality
  Considered a strengthening herb, often used to support overall energy and physical stamina.
• Skin & Tissue Health (traditional use)
  Used externally in poultices or washes in folk practice to soothe irritated skin.

Borage leaf was commonly prepared as teas, infusions, or fresh herbal preparations, often used short-term rather than daily.

Disclaimer warning:

• Borage leaf contains naturally occurring compounds that mean it was traditionally used sparingly
• Not recommended for long-term internal use without professional guidance
• Avoid during pregnancy or breastfeeding

*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.

Horehound is a bitter, earthy herb from the mint family with a long history in European folk herbalism and magical practice. Its grey-green, woolly leaves and strong bitter taste have made it a trusted herb for protection, cleansing, and respiratory support for centuries. Sourced and prepared by Witch of Walkerville.

Magical Properties

Horehound is primarily a protective and cleansing herb. It's used in spiritual washes, cleansing baths, and uncrossing work to remove unwanted influences and guard the home. Its association with the throat and breath makes it a natural fit for truth-speaking rituals, voice work, and strengthening communication. Burn it in incense blends for protection or divination, add it to healing sachets, or use it in exorcism and banishing work. It carries a strong, active energy that cuts through stagnation and negativity.

Correspondences: Element: Air / Fire   Planet: Mercury   Zodiac: Gemini, Virgo   Chakras: Throat, Solar Plexus

Wellness Properties

Horehound has been used for centuries as a respiratory herb — it appears in classical Greek and Roman herbal writing and has a long folk history for coughs, colds, bronchitis, and throat complaints. It's the herb behind old-fashioned horehound candy and throat lozenges. It also supports digestion and has been used as a bitter tonic to stimulate appetite and ease digestive discomfort.

For ritual, aromatic, and herbal use. Research before ingesting. Consult a healthcare professional if pregnant, nursing, or taking medications. Keep away from children and pets.

Bloodroot (Sanguinaria canadensis) is a potent and deeply respected herb in hoodoo, rootwork, and folk magic traditions. Known for its powerful protective qualities, Bloodroot is also worked in rituals of purification, fidelity, love, and relationship strengthening. Its bold spiritual presence makes it a favourite among practitioners for both defensive and devotional spellwork.

Bloodroot carries a strong, ancestral energy, making it especially useful in uncrossing, banishing negativity, breaking harmful influences, and enhancing intuitive or divinatory work.

Metaphysical Uses

• Protection & Purification: Place near entryways or burn in ritual to clear negativity and unwanted energies.
• Love & Relationship Magic: Used to strengthen bonds, promote fidelity, and encourage devotion.
• Banishing & Hex Breaking: Helps dissolve curses, crossed conditions, and harmful workings.
• Intuition & Divination: Enhances spiritual insight and clarity during readings or meditation.
• Mojo & Charm Bags: Add to love bags, protection bags, or uncrossing blends.
• Altar or Home Guardian: Keep as a protective charm for peace and stability.

Magickal Correspondences

• Element: Fire
• Planet: Mars
• Energy: Protection, Banishing, Fidelity, Passion, Purification
• Zodiac: Aries, Scorpio
• Folk Traditions: Hoodoo, Appalachian folk magic, northern rootwork traditions

How to Use

• Burning: Add to charcoal or incense blends to purify a space and drive out negativity.
• Spellwork: Work into uncrossing, protection, fidelity, or marriage spells.
• Mojo Bags: Add to bags for love, protection, or banishing.
• Tool Cleansing: Pass ritual tools through smoke to clear stagnant or harmful energy.

For external ritual and magical use only. Do not ingest. Keep away from children and pets. Use in a well-ventilated area when burning. Always research herbs before use and handle with care.

🌑 Magical Properties of the Bat Nut

The Bat Nut, also called Devil Pod or Trapa bicornis, is an ancient talisman of protection and banishing. Its horned shape naturally resembles a bat or demon’s face, making it a powerful charm in magical traditions across Asia and the Caribbean.

• Protection & Warding: Used as a spiritual shield, bat nuts are believed to absorb or deflect negativity, psychic attack, and ill intentions.

• Banishing Rituals: Commonly carried, hung near doors, or placed on altars to remove unwanted energies and seal spaces after cleansing.

• Luck & Balance: In some cultures, it’s seen as a charm of good fortune, grounding, and spiritual strength, reminding us to balance light and shadow within ourselves.

🕯 Magical tip: Keep a bat nut near your front door or on your altar to guard your home and strengthen your protective workings.

🌿 Health & Traditional Uses

Beyond its mystical energy, Trapa bicornis (water caltrop) has been used in traditional herbal and Ayurvedic medicine for centuries:

• Nourishment: The inner seed (water chestnut) is rich in carbohydrates, protein, and minerals, offering gentle energy and nutrition.

• Digestive Support: Traditionally used to soothe digestion and balance internal heat.

• Cooling & Detoxifying: Often incorporated into tonics or soups to support liver and kidney health.

• Antioxidant Properties: Modern herbal studies highlight its potential for immune support and natural detoxification.

🥣 Note: The edible portion is the inner nut only, and it must be cooked or roasted before eating.

Disclaimer

This information is provided for educational and spiritual purposes only and is not intended to diagnose, treat, or cure any condition. Always consult a qualified healthcare professional before using herbal products, especially if you are pregnant, nursing, or on medication.

Rattlesnake Root is a traditional root used in folk herbalism, conjure, Indigenous practices, and spiritual protection work. The name commonly refers to several North American plants historically associated with protection against snakebite, purification, and strengthening the body and spirit. In folk traditions, rattlesnake root became respected not only for its historical medicinal uses but also for its symbolic association with survival, resilience, grounding, and warding off danger.

Used throughout parts of Appalachian folk magic, Hoodoo, Indigenous herbal traditions, and rural rootwork practices, rattlesnake root was often carried as a protective talisman or included in spiritual work for defense, courage, and uncrossing. Because snakes symbolize transformation, warning, wisdom, and hidden danger in many traditions, the root also became spiritually associated with protection from enemies, betrayal, and unseen negativity.

Traditionally used for:

• Protection and warding work
• Strengthening courage and resilience
• Uncrossing and clearing negativity
• Grounding and personal empowerment
• Ancestor and folk herbal practices
• Spiritual defense during travel or difficult situations

Traditional herbal uses:
Historically, some forms of rattlesnake root were used in folk herbalism for respiratory support, fevers, and snakebite remedies in early North American herbal traditions. These uses varied greatly by region and plant species and are primarily historical references today.

Spell & ritual ideas:

• Carry in a mojo bag for protection and strength
• Add to uncrossing or reversal rituals
• Place near doorways or windows for warding
• Use in protection jars with bay leaf, rue, or black salt
• Burn small amounts in ritual incense blends for cleansing and grounding
• Place on ancestor altars for protection and guidance

Spiritual correspondences:

• Element: Earth
• Planet: Saturn
• Energies: Protection, grounding, resilience, uncrossing, strength

Also known in some regions as:

• Button snakeroot
• Prairie root
• Snakeroot (varies by species and tradition)

Disclaimer 

Sold for ritual, magical, aromatic, and spiritual use only. Not for consumption. Always research herbs before use. Keep away from children and pets.

Gotu Kola (Centella asiatica) is worked for wisdom, mental clarity, and the deepening of spiritual sight. Long revered in Ayurvedic tradition as the Herb of Enlightenment, it is carried and burned by those seeking to sharpen intuition, quiet mental noise, and open the mind to higher perception. It is an excellent herb for meditation work, divination blends, and any working where clarity of thought and psychic receptivity are needed.

Its energy is calm, expansive, and inward-turning — less about commanding the world around you and more about sharpening the instrument within. Work it when you need to cut through confusion, prepare for deep spiritual practice, or strengthen your connection to your own knowing.

Working with Gotu Kola

• Wisdom & Mental Clarity: Worked to sharpen focus, support learning, and cut through confusion
• Psychic Sight & Intuition: Enhances spiritual perception and receptivity during divination and meditation
• Meditation & Spiritual Elevation: Calms mental clutter and opens the mind to higher consciousness
• Dreamwork: Added to blends and sachets to support vivid, meaningful dreaming
• Peace of Mind: Brings stillness and calm to an overactive or anxious mind

Correspondences

• Element: Water
• Planet: Moon & Mercury
• Zodiac: Pisces, Virgo, Cancer
• Energy: Insight, peace, wisdom, psychic vision

How to Use

• Add to meditation sachets or spell jars for clarity and spiritual focus
• Burn in incense blends for psychic work and divination
• Add to ritual baths for insight and mental calm
• Place near divination tools to enhance accuracy and receptivity

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 materials may cause allergic reactions or interact with medications. Keep away from children and pets.

Alum crystal has a place in household work as well as folk magic, Hoodoo, and conjure. In spellwork, it is especially associated with stopping gossip, quieting harmful talk, and setting firm boundaries against unwanted influence.

Work alum into a jar or petition when you need slander and meddling to stop. It may also be placed near a doorway or workspace as part of a protective working, or used in cleansing and uncrossing preparations according to your practice.

Common uses:

• Stopping gossip, rumours, and troublesome speech
• Jar work and petitions for boundaries and protection
• Cleansing and uncrossing workings
• Household protection and clearing unwanted influence

1 oz of alum crystals.

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.

Peony root (Paeonia officinalis) is one of the oldest and most respected roots in both Western, European herbalism and folk magic traditions. Protective, lucky, and deeply rooted in ancient European use, it is a powerful addition to any apothecary.

Magical Properties & Hoodoo / Witchcraft Uses

In hoodoo and traditional witchcraft, peony root is worked primarily as a root of protection and good luck. It is one of the classic curio roots carried for personal power and to ward off evil.

• Protection — one of the most traditional roots for shielding against evil, crossed conditions, and psychic attack; carried on the person or placed in the home
• Good luck and fortune — carried in mojo bags and charm bags to draw good luck and keep misfortune away
• Uncrossing and hex-breaking — used in uncrossing baths and formulas to break jinxes and remove negative conditions
• Protection of children — historically hung around children’s necks or placed in their rooms to protect against illness and evil spirits
• Nightmares and sleep protection — placed under the pillow or near the bed to prevent nightmares and protect during sleep
• Business and prosperity — worked into money-drawing and business-blessing formulas
• Exorcism and space clearing — burned or scattered to drive out negative spirits and clear a space

Traditional Herbal Uses

European peony root has a long history in Western folk medicine and was a staple of medieval European herbalism. Traditionally it has been used to support:

• Nervous system support — one of its most historic uses; used for epilepsy, convulsions, spasms, and nervous complaints in European folk and monastic medicine
• Pain relief — used for headaches, joint pain, and general aches in traditional European herbalism
• Respiratory support — historically used for coughs, asthma, and chest complaints
• Digestive support — used as a bitter tonic to ease digestive complaints and cramping
• Women’s health — used in European folk medicine to support menstrual regularity and ease cramping

Magical Correspondences

• Planet: Moon / Sun
• Element: Water
• Gender: Feminine
• Deities: Paeon (Greek god of healing), lunar goddesses
• Powers: Protection, luck, exorcism, prosperity, healing, sleep
• Chakra: Root, Sacral

Sold cut and ready for use in spell work, mojo bags, baths, and herbal blends.

Sold as a curio only. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Consult a qualified healthcare provider before internal use. For external and ritual use.

Ground your energy and invite deep inner peace with Spikenard Root, a sacred aromatic root traditionally used in spiritual practice for calming the mind, grounding the spirit, meditation, protection, emotional balance, and peaceful ritual work. Known for its rich, earthy, musky aroma, Spikenard is often burned as incense or added to ritual blends to create a serene and spiritually centered atmosphere.

Spikenard Root is especially valued for its grounding and calming effects, making it a beautiful choice for meditation, prayer, breathwork, shadow work, sleep rituals, ancestral connection, and energy cleansing. Its soothing vibration is traditionally associated with quieting mental chatter, releasing tension, opening the heart to peace, and helping the spirit reconnect with stillness.

In magical and metaphysical practice, Spikenard is often used for protection, spiritual devotion, blessing work, emotional healing, dream work, purification, and connecting with inner wisdom.

Burn the root carefully as incense, add it to sachets or spell bags, place it on an altar, or blend it with other sacred resins and herbs such as frankincense, myrrh, lavender, sandalwood, mugwort, or rose petals.

Chickweed is a gentle, cooling herb known for its healing, soothing, and renewing energy. Spiritually, it’s used to clear emotional heaviness, encourage fresh beginnings, restore hope, and support self-love. Its soft, nurturing vibration helps break through stagnation and brings movement, growth, and emotional renewal.

Traditionally, chickweed is valued for easing skin irritation, soothing rashes and eczema, calming inflammation, and supporting the lymphatic system. It can also aid mild digestion issues and help cool and comfort irritated tissues.

🔮 Magical Correspondences

Element: Water (sometimes Earth)
Planet: Moon
Chakra: Heart chakra & Sacral chakra
Deities: Artemis, Diana, Selene, Brigid

Magical Properties:

• Renewal, rebirth, and growth
• Self-healing and emotional release
• Prosperity, attraction, and opportunity
• Soothing stress and emotional overwhelm
• Encouraging movement and breaking stagnation

Uses in Magic:

• Add to charm bags for healing, prosperity, or new beginnings
• Use in cleansing or renewal baths
• Burn or place on the altar during moon work or intuitive rituals
• Incorporate into spell jars for attraction or emotional healing
• Use in self-love or heart-healing rituals

*****Sold for ritual, magical, aromatic, and spiritual use. Not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Keep away from children and pets. Culinary Grade herbs.

approx. 15 gram bag

Blessed Thistle (Cnicus benedictus) has been worked for purification, protection, and spiritual strength since medieval times. It is a herb of courage and divine favor — used to clear away negativity, restore vitality, and call in higher guidance.

Magical Uses

In hoodoo and traditional witchcraft, Blessed Thistle is a powerful herb for protection and purification. It carries a strong, assertive energy — this is not a gentle cleansing herb but one that actively drives out negativity and fortifies the spirit.

• Purification and uncrossing — add to spiritual baths with hyssop or rue to break crossed conditions and clear heavy energy
• Protection — dress candles, fill mojo bags, or sprinkle around the home to ward off harm and ill intent
• Hex-breaking — worked into reversing and uncrossing formulas
• Strength and courage — carried or burned when facing difficult situations or spiritual opposition
• Divine connection — used in prayer work, altar offerings, and devotional practice to call in higher guidance and protection
• Healing workings — incorporated into spells for physical and spiritual renewal

Traditional Herbal Uses

Blessed Thistle has a long history in Western herbalism, particularly as a bitter tonic herb. Traditionally it has been used to support:

• Digestive health — as a bitter, it stimulates digestive secretions and has been used to ease indigestion, bloating, and sluggish digestion
• Liver and gallbladder support — traditionally used as a liver tonic and to support bile flow
• Circulation and vitality — historically used to warm the body and improve circulation
• Respiratory support — used in traditional European herbalism for coughs and congestion
• Postpartum support — historically used to support milk production in nursing mothers

Packaged and sold by Witch of Walkerville. Sold as a curio only. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Consult a qualified healthcare provider before internal use. For external/ritual use.

🌾 Broom (Butcher’s) Root – The Herb of Cleansing, Protection & Strength

Sweep away negativity and fortify your spirit with Broom Root (Butcher’s Broom) — a powerful herb long associated with spiritual protection, purification, and resilience. 🌙✨

💫 Spiritual Overview

Known for its cleansing and strengthening properties, Broom Root (also called Butcher’s Broom) has been used in folk magic, European witchcraft, and rootwork traditions for centuries. Spiritually, it embodies the energy of banishing, grounding, and stability, helping to clear away unwanted influences and strengthen personal boundaries. It’s said to “sweep out” stagnant energy — both physical and emotional — leaving room for new growth, focus, and inner peace. 🌿🕯️

🌸 Spiritual Benefits & Uses

• 🌾 Energy Cleansing: Clears out negative or stagnant vibrations from spaces and the aura.

• 🧿 Protection Work: Creates a spiritual barrier against hexes, gossip, and psychic attack.

• 🌙 Grounding & Stability: Anchors your energy and strengthens spiritual resilience.

• 🔮 Banishing Rituals: Use to remove toxic people, habits, or lingering attachments.

• 🕯️ Ritual & Spell Work: Ideal for protection sachets, charm bags, and purification rituals.

• 100% Natural, Dried Broom (Butcher’s) Root

• Traditionally Used for Cleansing, Protection, and Banishing

• Ethically Harvested & Carefully Prepared for Ritual Use

• Perfect for Mojo Bags, Spellwork, and Floor Washes

• Additive-Free | Spiritual-Grade | Intentional Craft

Bladderwrack (Fucus vesiculosus) – Ocean’s Gift for Vitality and Balance

Sourced from coastal waters, Bladderwrack is a traditional sea herb long valued for its high iodine content, natural antioxidants, and powerful mineral profile. Used in herbal medicine and folk practice alike, it supports thyroid health, metabolism, skin vitality, and overall balance.

Wellness Uses

• Thyroid Support: Naturally rich in iodine to promote healthy thyroid function.
• Skin Nourishment: Helps tone, hydrate, and protect skin from environmental stress.
• Joint & Inflammation Relief: Traditionally used to ease stiffness and promote mobility.
• Detox & Mineral Boost: Provides essential nutrients including magnesium, potassium, and calcium for whole-body wellness.

Spiritual & Ritual Uses

• Added to spiritual baths or salt scrubs for energetic cleansing.
• Burned with sage or incense for purification and clearing.
• Carried in mojo bags or sachets for protection and intuition.
• Used in moon rituals or ocean-themed altar work.

Sold for herbal, ritual, and spiritual use. Always research herbs before internal use and consult a qualified professional regarding ingestion. Keep away from children and pets.

Birch Leaf has long been valued in folk magic, witchcraft, and traditional herbal practices as a symbol of renewal, purification, and fresh beginnings. Birch is one of the first trees to grow after disturbance, giving it a strong association with resilience, cleansing, and new life.

Spiritual & Magical Uses

• Cleansing & Purification – Helps clear stagnant or negative energy from people, spaces, and tools
• New Beginnings – Supports fresh starts, change, and moving forward after difficulty
• Protection – Used in charms, sachets, and washes to reinforce spiritual boundaries
• Renewal & Growth – Encourages personal growth, resilience, and emotional clarity
• Spring & Moon Magic – Often associated with rebirth cycles, lunar work, and nature-based rituals

Birch Leaf is commonly included in spiritual baths, floor washes, incense blends, and charm work focused on clearing old energy and inviting renewal.

Traditional Health Use

In European and folk herbal traditions, Birch Leaf has been used as a gentle, supportive plant for overall wellness. Traditionally, it has been used to support:

• Cleansing & Detoxification traditions
• Urinary and kidney support
• Joint comfort and mobility
• Circulation and vitality
• General seasonal wellness

Birch Leaf was commonly prepared as teas or infusions in traditional settings, often used short-term as part of cleansing or renewal routines.

Figwort is an earthy, protective herb traditionally connected to healing magic, spiritual cleansing, uncrossing, boundary work, and removing unwanted conditions. In folk magic, Figwort is often used when someone needs to clear away lingering negativity, strengthen the body and spirit, or support rituals focused on release, protection, and restoration.

Figwort is traditionally associated with healing, protection, cleansing, uncrossing, banishing, renewal, and spiritual recovery. Its energy is grounding, corrective, and restorative, making it useful in spellwork meant to remove what is harmful and support what is healthy, steady, and whole.

Because Figwort has historical associations with the throat, skin, swellings, and cleansing the body, it is spiritually connected to removing blockages, drawing out impurities, restoring balance, and speaking truth after silence or suppression. It may be used in rituals for releasing shame, clearing stagnant energy, breaking unhealthy attachments, or strengthening spiritual boundaries.

Figwort is also useful in magic for protection from illness energy, spiritual cleansing after conflict, uncrossing work, hex-breaking support, and personal renewal. It may be added to spell bags, healing sachets, floor washes, ritual baths, protection jars, and banishing blends.

Figwort has a long history in European folk herbalism and was traditionally used in remedies for swellings, skin conditions, throat complaints, and cleansing the body. The name Scrophularia is linked to scrofula, a historical term for swollen lymph glands, reflecting the plant’s old medicinal associations.

The common name Figwort may come from its traditional use for “figs,” an old term sometimes used for piles or swellings. Another folk name, Carpenter’s Square, refers to the squared shape of the plant’s stems, while Knotted Figwort refers to its knobby root structure.

In older European herb lore, plants were often understood through the Doctrine of Signatures, where a plant’s appearance suggested its spiritual or medicinal purpose. Figwort’s knotted roots and association with swellings connected it symbolically to drawing out, reducing, loosening, and removing unwanted conditions. This history gives Figwort its modern magical associations with uncrossing, healing, banishing blockages, and restoring spiritual flow.

In contemporary witchcraft, folk magic, and metaphysical herbal practice, Figwort is often used as a strong cleansing and protective herb for work involving spiritual repair, energetic detox, protection, boundary setting, and releasing what has become stuck or harmful.

Magical Correspondences

Intentions: Healing, protection, cleansing, uncrossing, banishing, spiritual recovery, release, renewal, boundary setting, removing blockages
Element: Earth, sometimes Water
Planet: Saturn, sometimes Mercury
Zodiac Signs: Capricorn, Virgo, Scorpio
Gender/Energy: Feminine / receptive, with grounding protective energy
Chakras: Root Chakra, Throat Chakra, Solar Plexus Chakra
Deities & Spirits: Hecate, Brigid, Asclepius, Saturn, ancestral healing spirits, protective household spirits
Magical Uses: Healing sachets, uncrossing baths, protection jars, banishing blends, floor washes, spiritual cleansing, boundary work, truth-speaking rituals

Adam and Adam Roots are a love and attraction curio inspired by the traditional practice of Adam and Eve Roots, but prepared specifically to represent male couples, masculine love, same-sex attraction, devotion, and faithful partnership. In spiritual work, these paired roots are used for love drawing, attraction, commitment, faithfulness, reconciliation, harmony, passion, and strengthening romantic bonds between two men.

They may be carried, placed in a mojo bag, kept near the bed, used in candle work, or placed on an altar to help draw love, strengthen an existing relationship, or keep two partners emotionally connected.

This pairing is especially meaningful for workings involving male lovers, husbands, partners, boyfriends, or masculine-presenting couples. The roots symbolize two people being spiritually linked, drawn together, and encouraged to remain loyal, affectionate, and united.

In conjure, folk magic, and modern metaphysical practice, Adam and Adam Roots may be used for sweetening a relationship, deepening trust, keeping love faithful, increasing passion, healing distance between partners, drawing a compatible male lover, or supporting long-term romantic commitment.

Traditional Adam and Eve Roots come from a long-standing practice in Hoodoo, rootwork, and American folk magic, where a matched pair of roots is used to represent two lovers. The roots are historically associated with paired orchid corms, especially Putty Root, or Aplectrum hyemale, a native orchid found in parts of eastern North America and Canada. Botanical sources note that Aplectrum hyemale is commonly called Adam and Eve or Putty Root, and that its corms are often linked in pairs.

The name Putty Root comes from the sticky substance released when the corms are crushed, which was historically used to mend broken pottery. This old use gave the plant a symbolic connection to repair, binding, mending, and bringing separated things back together.

In traditional love work, Adam and Eve Roots are used as a paired curio to symbolize a couple. One root represents one partner, and the other represents the beloved. Spiritual supply traditions often describe them as roots for love, unity, trust, commitment, and relationship harmony.

Adam and Adam Roots are a modern, inclusive adaptation of this older love-root practice. Instead of representing a male-female pairing, the two roots represent two male partners or masculine energies. This makes the curio more aligned for gay men, male couples, same-sex love work, and anyone doing attraction or faithfulness work between two masculine partners.

Strengthen your spirit and restore inner balance with Boneset (Eupatorium perfoliatum) — a sacred healing herb long used by Indigenous healers and folk herbalists for its deep vibration of spiritual healing, endurance, and purification.

In hoodoo and rootwork, Boneset is one of the great uncrossing and healing herbs. Its name alone tells the story — it mends what has been broken, whether that’s the body, the spirit, or a situation that’s been jinxed or crossed. Workers reach for Boneset when a client has been fixed, when illness lingers beyond its natural course, or when grief and heartbreak have settled deep into the bones. It clears the way, lifts the weight, and restores the natural flow of good fortune.

Hoodoo & Rootwork Uses

• Uncrossing & Jinx-Breaking: One of the classic uncrossing herbs — add to an uncrossing bath or floor wash to lift a fix or crossed condition
• Healing Work: Used in healing mojo bags and candle work when illness is slow to leave or seems spiritually rooted
• Grief & Heartbreak: Burn on charcoal or add to a bath to release sorrow, loss, and emotional heaviness after a death or separation
• Protection After Illness: Work into a protection hand after recovering from sickness to keep the body and spirit strong
• Enemy Work: In some traditions, Boneset is used to “break the bones” of an enemy’s tricks — laying it across a threshold or working it into a reversing bottle
• Spiritual Cleansing: Burn as incense or add to a wash to clear a home or workspace after conflict, illness, or spiritual attack
• Ancestor Work: Offered on the ancestor altar to call in healing energy from those who have passed

Magickal Correspondences

• Element: Water
• Planet: Saturn
• Energy: Feminine, Healing, Protective, Uncrossing
• Works Well With: Hyssop, rue, agrimony, and van van oil for uncrossing; angelica root and frankincense for protection and healing

Ways to Work It

• Add a handful to a hot bath with hyssop and salt to wash off a crossed condition
• Dress a white or blue candle with healing oil and roll in crushed Boneset; burn while praying for recovery
• Pack into a red or white flannel mojo bag with other healing roots for a healing hand
• Brew as a strong tea and use as a floor wash to clear sickness and negativity from the home
• Burn on charcoal as incense during grief rituals or ancestor ceremonies

Product Details

• 100% natural & ethically harvested Boneset herb
• Dried and ready for ritual, bath, or herbal blends
• Additive-free
  

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

ARNICA FLOWERS

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

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

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

Magical & Rootwork Uses

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

Magickal Correspondences

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

Ways to Work It

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

Product Details

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Magical Correspondences

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

Maguey (agave) root is a sacred and deeply grounding curio revered across Mesoamerican, indigenous Southwestern, and folk magic traditions for its protective, healing, and life-sustaining properties. The maguey plant stores energy for decades before it blooms just once — and that same spirit of endurance, resilience, and slow-burning power lives in its roots. Used in spiritual baths, protective bundles, and traditional poultices, maguey root bridges the physical and the spiritual with quiet, unwavering strength.

Sacred & Folk Magic Uses:

Protection & Boundaries: In Mesoamerican and indigenous Southwestern traditions, the maguey is a boundary-making plant — a symbol of resilience that holds its ground in the harshest conditions. The roots are incorporated into protective bundles, charms, and sachets to ward off negative influences and reinforce energetic boundaries around the home, body, or spirit.

Grounding & Endurance: Because the maguey stores its energy for a lifetime before releasing it in one powerful bloom, its roots carry medicine for those who need staying power. Work with maguey root in rituals designed to cultivate endurance, stability, and inner peace — especially during long struggles or periods of spiritual depletion.

Rebirth & Transformation: The maguey's single bloom is both its greatest expression and its end — making it a powerful symbol of sacrifice, transformation, and rebirth. Use the root in workings tied to major life transitions, letting go, or stepping into a new chapter with strength.

Symbol of the Goddess — Mayahuel: In Aztec mythology, the maguey plant embodies Mayahuel, the goddess of fertility, nourishment, and the sacred drink pulque. Working with maguey root is seen as a direct connection to her life-sustaining energy — an offering to the divine feminine forces of abundance and care.

Spiritual Baths & Purification: Steep maguey root in warm water for an energetic purification bath to cleanse crossed conditions, restore strength after illness or hardship, and reconnect with your own grounded power.

Traditional Healing Uses

The roots and core of the maguey plant have long been used in traditional medicine. Ground into a poultice, the root's natural saponins and anti-inflammatory compounds make it a traditional remedy for skin sores, inflammation, and pain relief — including toothaches. The root pulp has also been used topically to promote healing and soothe irritated tissue.

Sold as a curio only. For educational and spiritual use. Not intended for internal consumption. Please consult a qualified healthcare provider for medical concerns.

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

Traditional Herbal Uses

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

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

Magical & Spell Uses

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

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

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

Common Correspondences

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

Important Safety Information

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

For spiritual, ritual, and curio use.