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Maneki Neko Lucky Cats

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lucky cat bracelet. Red string that is braided with a gold bell on it.

Maneki Neko Lucky Cat Bracelet

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Lucky Cat Key Chain

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Maneki-Neko Lucky Cat Triple Charm Keychain

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Lucky Horseshoe - Canadian sourced

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$16.99

Horseshoes have long been regarded as powerful symbols of luck, protection, and prosperity across many magical traditions. Traditionally made from iron—a metal historically believed to repel harmful spirits and negativity—horseshoes have been used for centuries in witchcraft, Hoodoo, folk magic, and European protective practices. Hung above doorways, incorporated into spell work, or kept on altars, they are believed to attract blessings while guarding the home from unwanted energy.

The crescent shape of the horseshoe is also symbolically connected to the moon, fertility, and abundance. In many traditions, an upward-facing horseshoe is said to “hold” luck and blessings, while a downward-facing horseshoe may be used to pour blessings and protection onto those who enter beneath it.

Sourced: These are used, iron horseshoes pulled from a variety of horses in Western Canada. Each one is unique and different, and they come from all sorts of different horses. The shoes are in varying in sizes, thicknesses, shapes, and wear patterns. Each shoe is custom shaped for a horses foot, and is usually worn for 6 weeks before it is replaced. Some shoes have a large amount of wear on them, others have less.

Magical Uses of Horseshoes:

Protection against negativity and harmful energy
Attracting luck, prosperity, and abundance
Guarding homes, businesses, and sacred spaces
Strengthening road opening and success work
Used in protection jars, altars, and folk charms

Traditional Ways to Use Horseshoes in Spell Work:

Protection for the Home:
Hang a horseshoe above your front door with the ends facing upward to collect and hold protective energy and good fortune within the home.

Prosperity & Business Luck:
Place a horseshoe near cash registers, business entrances, or prosperity altars alongside coins, cinnamon, or green candles to attract financial growth and opportunity.

Road Opening & Success Work:
Use a horseshoe in road opening rituals by placing written intentions or petitions beneath it during candle work to symbolize clearing obstacles and inviting progress.

Witch Bottles & Protection Jars:
Small horseshoe nails or iron fragments are often added to protection jars or folk charms for grounding and defensive energy.

Moon & Fertility Magic:
Because of its crescent shape, some practitioners incorporate horseshoes into lunar rituals, fertility work, or abundance altars connected to divine feminine energy.

Historical & Folk Beliefs:
Horseshoes have appeared in magical folklore for centuries throughout Europe and North America. Iron was widely believed to repel spirits and curses, and blacksmiths themselves were once considered to possess mystical power due to their mastery of fire and metal. In many folk traditions, finding or receiving a horseshoe was considered an especially fortunate omen.

How to Bless and anoint your Horseshoe:

First, cleanse your horseshoe to get rid of any residual energy with Rue & Sage, or wash with a bath made with Espante Muerte, Rue and/or Hyssop. You can do both. Let dry and anoint your horseshoe with Van Van Oil or Rue Oil. Van Van is a traditional formula for Luck, Love and Protection. Rue provides deep cleansing, protection and spiritual boundaries, while drawing luck and blessings.

Disclaimer: Sold for ritual, magical, aromatic, and spiritual use. Sold as a curio only.

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Lucky Hand Oil

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Lucky Hand Root

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Lucky Hand Soap

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Lucky Cat Meneki Neko Prosperity Tea Set

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Lucky Money Draw - orange & green

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Evil Eye Lucky Key Chain

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Money Drawing Lucky Green 7 day candle

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Luck Black Cat 7 Day Candle

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414 Seal of Good Luck

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Good Luck House Blessing Bath & Floor Wash

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Black Cat Good Luck & Jinx Removing Candle

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The Black Cat Good Luck & Jinx Removing candle is a beautifully detailed figure candle traditionally used to turn bad luck into good luck and reverse a negative condition or jinx. In hoodoo and folk magic tradition, the black cat is a powerful ally for luck work — mysterious, self-possessed, and deeply connected to the unseen forces that shape fortune.

Infused with Madame Phoenix’s own Black Cat Oil — a blend of whiskers of musk, paw prints of exotic dark resins, and delicate purrs of fragrant roots and grasses — this candle smells as magical as it works. Made with pure essential oils, organic soy wax, and a natural cotton wick.

Magical & Spiritual Uses

Turning Bad Luck to Good: The classic use of the black cat in conjure work — burn this candle when you feel like fortune has turned against you, when nothing seems to go right, or when you suspect a jinx or crossed condition is at work. Dress with Black Cat Oil and burn with a petition naming what you wish to reverse.

Jinx Removing & Uncrossing: Work this candle alongside the Jinx Removing 7 Day Candle for a sustained uncrossing working. Add Rue (Ruda) around the base to strengthen the clearing.

Good Luck Drawing: Burn to invite in a streak of good fortune — before a job interview, a big decision, a game of chance, or any situation where you need luck on your side. Pair with Lucky Hand Oil for an extra boost.

Psychic Protection & Familiar Magic: Black cats are natural protectors and spirit walkers. Burn alongside the Black Cat Third Eye Candle for a complete black cat working that covers both luck and psychic protection.

How to Work It: Dress with Black Cat Oil, working upward from base to tip to draw good luck in. Write your petition and place beneath the candle. Surround with Rue or Black Salt to clear and protect as you draw luck in. Always burn on a heat-safe surface.

Handmade by Madame Phoenix. Approximately 3" tall. Burns approximately 4–6 hours. Organic soy wax, pure essential oils, natural cotton wick. Each candle is individually made — slight variations are part of its handcrafted nature. Never leave burning candles unattended.

Red Fast Luck Oil

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Red Fast Luck Soap

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2024 Year of the Dragon

2024 Year of the Dragon On February 10th, we celebrate the Lunar New Year. Many cultures around the world use the moon cycle to keep track of the year, but typically in Western society we use the Gregorian calendar- which is based off of the sun instead. Some cultures and regions will ever use a lunisolar calendar which is a combination of both. In China, the Lunar New Year is one of the most widely celebrated holidays and we find influence of that in the West as well. They have shared their own zodiac wheel that is based off of the year rather than the month which is what we can find in many different zodiac wheels across the globe. If you were born in 1952, 1964, 1988, 2000, 2012 or 2024, it is your lucky year because it is your season: Year of the Dragon! So what does that mean? In general, all people will experience the luck of the Dragon which brings new opportunities, adventure and change. With change and opportunity of course comes challenges. These challenges are all sent by the Dragon and sent to push us in the direction of self growth and improvement. Those who are born in the Dragon year will find these amplified but with the fire and confidence that comes with a Dragon, they will come out of the year stronger and mindful. It will be a year of self-reflection, self-evaluation and movement. In Chinese culture, the Dragon is a sacred symbol which holds a significant place as an extraordinary creature that is unparalleled in talent, excellence and honour. The Dragon symbolizes power, nobility, luck and success. Chinese New Year can be celebrated in many different ways but oftentimes it includes spending time with family, eating lots of food and exchanging a Red Envelope with money inside to loved ones. It is a time to not just prepare ourselves for change but also to focus gratitude on our families. In large populated cities in China, you can often find parades and parties to honour the special day as well. The Dragon Dragons are creatures that can be found in almost every cultural region in the world. In China, Dragons are spirits to be honoured and respected as benevolent beings. Yet, we can find similar characteristics for them all the way in the west as well. One example of this is in Norse and Celtic mythologies, Dragons were seen as the keepers of balance in the universe. They were believed to be interdimensional beings who travel from plane to plane to keep balance and guard portals to other worlds. Though depicted through media often as a scary monster, most ancient civilizations honoured and respected these elemental creatures and whether we look to the West or the East, we can find attributes to inspire us on our own journeys. 2024 is the perfect year to find balance, honour and enter this time of change with confidence.

on Feb 06 2024

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Sachet Powders: History, Tradition, and Practical Use

Walk into almost any traditional botanica, conjure shop, or spiritual supply store and you'll likely find rows of colourful sachet powders promising everything from prosperity and luck to protection and love. While they may appear simple, these powders represent a rich tradition that spans centuries of spiritual practice, cultural adaptation, and folk magic. Sachet powders remain one of the most practical and versatile tools found in Hoodoo and Conjure. Unlike candles that require time to burn or baths that require preparation, powders can be used discreetly in everyday situations. They can be sprinkled at a doorway, added to a mojo bag, dusted onto a petition paper, or carried in a wallet. Their portability and subtlety have helped make them a cornerstone of spiritual work for generations. What Are Sachet Powders? Sachet powders, sometimes called condition powders, are finely ground blends of herbs, roots, minerals, fragrances, and other ingredients formulated for a specific spiritual purpose. The term "condition" refers to the condition or circumstance a practitioner wishes to create, improve, or influence. Examples include: Money Drawing Powder Crown of Success Powder Fast Luck Powder Attraction Powder Love Drawing Powder Road Opener Powder Van Van Powder Protection Powder Lucky Hand Powder Each formula is created with a specific intention in mind and is traditionally used alongside prayer, ritual, and practical action. African Roots and the Evolution of Sachet Powders The spiritual use of powdered herbs and roots did not begin in America. Throughout West and Central Africa, spiritual practitioners worked with powdered plants, sacred earths, ashes, roots, and other natural materials for healing, protection, blessing, and spiritual empowerment. Many enslaved Africans brought these traditions with them to the Americas. During slavery, however, access to familiar plants, teachers, and cultural traditions was severely disrupted. Faced with unimaginable hardship, enslaved Africans adapted. They learned the properties of local North American plants and blended their ancestral knowledge with Indigenous herbal wisdom and European folk practices they encountered. Over generations, these traditions evolved into what we now recognize as Hoodoo—a distinctly African American system of folk spirituality and practical magic. The use of powders became particularly valuable because they could be employed discreetly. During slavery and later during the Jim Crow era, spiritual practices often had to be concealed. Powders could be carried in pockets, hidden in clothing, sprinkled around homes, or applied to personal items without drawing attention. Their subtle nature made them a practical tool for protection, luck, influence, and spiritual resistance. By the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, spiritual suppliers began producing and marketing specific formulas. Many of the classic condition powders still sold today emerged during this period. While the names and formulas became standardized, the underlying principles remained rooted in much older African and folk-magic traditions. How Sachet Powders Are Traditionally Used One reason sachet powders have remained popular is their versatility. Different traditions and workers may use them in different ways, but several methods have remained consistent over the years. Doorways and Thresholds: In many traditions, the doorway is viewed as a place where energy enters and exits the home. Powders may be lightly sprinkled near entrances to attract desired conditions or provide protection. A prosperity powder may be placed near a business entrance, while protection powders may be used around doorways and windows. Petition Papers: Petition papers are often lightly dusted with sachet powder before being folded and placed beneath candles or carried on the person. This combines the written intention with the spiritual purpose of the formula. Mojo Bags and Charm Bags: Many practitioners add sachet powders to mojo bags, charm bags, and talismans to strengthen their purpose and maintain their spiritual charge. Candles: Condition powders are often used alongside candle magic. A small amount may be applied to an anointed candle before burning, helping align the candle work with the desired intention. Personal Items: Some practitioners dust resumes, business cards, wallets, money drawers, letters, or shoes with condition powders. The intention is to carry the influence of the formula into everyday life. Popular Sachet Powders and Their Uses Crown of Success: Used for achievement, confidence, recognition, and success. Popular among students, performers, professionals, and business owners. Money Drawing: Used to attract financial opportunities, increase customer traffic, encourage prosperity, and improve financial flow. Road Opener: Used to remove obstacles, clear stagnation, and create opportunities. Road Opener work is often performed before prosperity or attraction spells. Attraction: Designed to draw people, opportunities, customers, friendships, or positive circumstances toward the practitioner. Van Van: One of the most famous formulas in Hoodoo. Traditionally used for luck, cleansing, protection, and opening the way for positive change. Lucky Hand: Used to attract luck, success, favourable outcomes, and opportunities, particularly in business and financial matters. Sachet Powders in Modern Witchcraft Although sachet powders have deep roots in Hoodoo and Conjure, many modern witches have incorporated similar techniques into their practices. In contemporary witchcraft, powders may be used in spell jars, candle magic, altar work, threshold blessings, and manifestation rituals. While the methods may look similar, it is important to recognize and respect the cultural origins of traditional Hoodoo formulas. Understanding where these practices come from helps preserve the history and contributions of the communities that developed them. The Importance of Practical Action One of the biggest misconceptions about spiritual supplies is that they work independently of personal effort. Traditional Hoodoo workers have long emphasized that spiritual work supports action—it does not replace it. A Crown of Success powder may help strengthen confidence and create favourable conditions, but it will not take an exam for you. A Money Drawing powder may help attract opportunities, but you still have to pursue those opportunities. A Road Opener formula may clear obstacles, but you must be willing to walk through the doors that open. In fact, many practitioners find that spiritual work often illuminates the very obstacles that need attention. After beginning a Road Opener or Crown of Success working, you may suddenly become aware of habits, fears, relationships, or circumstances that have been holding you back. This can feel challenging, but it is often considered part of the process. Spiritual work is most effective when paired with practical effort, self-reflection, and a willingness to embrace change. A Living Tradition Sachet powders continue to be one of the most widely used tools in Hoodoo, Conjure, folk magic, and modern spiritual practice because they are simple, effective, and adaptable. They represent a living tradition that has survived through resilience, cultural preservation, and generations of practical experience. Whether used for prosperity, success, protection, love, or road opening work, sachet powders remind us that magic is often woven into everyday life through small, intentional actions. They are not merely products on a shelf—they are part of a spiritual legacy that continues to evolve while honouring the traditions from which they came.

on Jun 12 2026

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