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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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Rhinestone cat keychain being held by a hand.

Lucky Cat Key Chain

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Lucky Cat Meneki Neko Prosperity Tea Set

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Lucky Horseshoe - Canadian sourced

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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.

Wooden bowl with dried herbs on a leafy background with 'Smudge' branding.

Lucky Hand Root

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Three colorful cat figurines on a red background with 'Smudge' branding.

Maneki Neko Lucky Cats

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A hand holds a silver keychain featuring a bright green enamel four-leaf clover charm. The background is a styled bohemian setting with dried flowers, a black bowl, and green foliage, with a 'Smudge Shop' watermark at the bottom.

Lucky Clover Keychain

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green bar of soap with a Lucky Hand lable for luck, on a wooden background.

Lucky Hand Soap

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A hand with bright pink nails holds a small glass dropper bottle containing a golden liquid. The bottle has a black dropper cap and red-and-white labels.

Lucky Hand Oil

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Lucky Money Draw - orange & green

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Maneki-Neko Lucky Cat Triple Charm Keychain

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Evil Eye key chain with a silver clover charm and smaller blue beads.

Evil Eye Lucky Key Chain

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A hand holds a brass keychain with a red cord, featuring a Chinese-style coin, a small bell, and a wooden tag. The background contains decorative plants and a dark container, with a 'Smudge Spiritual Boutique & Botanica' watermark at the bottom.

Lucky Cat & Five Emperors Coin Keychain

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Money Drawing Lucky Green 7 day candle

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A hand holds a gold-tone St. Patrick's Day charm shaped like a four-leaf clover made of faceted green gemstones, with a lobster clasp at the top.

Lucky Clover Accessory Clip

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Luck Black Cat 7 Day Candle

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Maneki-neko cat charm held in a hand against a pink background

Enamel pin with two identical figures in blue dresses holding a banner with 'Forever and Ever' text on a white background.

Large Witch Pins

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Bar of soap with a label on a wooden surface with decorative items

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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The Magical Month of June

The summer sun is here and along with it comes a new feeling of hope, life and motivation. We are feeling energized and ready to take on any task at hand! Winter and Spring are now behind us as we can focus on more fun and lightheartedness. June is a very magical month, bringing fabulous holidays such as Father's Day, the Summer Solstice and this year’s Strawberry Moon in Capricorn (all of which we’ll have separate blog posts for coming!) So what else can we do this month outside of those three holidays? June is filled with so much magic and celebration in itself that comes with the shining sun and warm breeze. In the olden days, when summer came, it was a great symbol of hope and renewal. These days we are so lucky to have things such as heaters in our house, an infinite amount of blankets and snow gear to help us survive the winter. Our ancestors weren’t so lucky though and winter was something harsh and dark to them. The land was barren, dry and unable to grow food and much reflected in their livelihoods. With winter came hunger, poverty and the cold- but summer was the true end of all things too dry and too cold. In the springtime, we focused a lot on transition and planting seeds (both physical seeds and metaphorical seeds of what we wish to see grow in our lives), now is the beginning of harvest. If you know anything about gardening or farm crops, then you know that most crops are harvested at different times through the summer and even into early fall. Some of our plants can be harvested many times throughout these months as they continue to produce while some may only be able to be harvested once. That is the beauty and diverse opportunities that come along with summer and the month of June in general. Blessings for the Ancestors Praying for our ancestors and the evolution of their souls is a basis for many spiritual practices around the world. Our ancestors walked the earth before us and withstood lives full of hardship (much harder than we can imagine these days) that were full of famine, discrimination and war. But they survived just so we can be here. Oftentimes, because up until recent history, life was a lot harder than it is today in North America. Our ancestors harbour that pain with them, the pain that does inevitably come with life, in their afterlives. Their journey is not finished once they pass away, as many lessons come with the circle of life, even in the afterlife. In turn, us and our family members still feel the impact of those hardships in us today. Science has confirmed that trauma can be passed down through genes, especially through a maternal line. In turn, praying for our ancestors and healing those hardships they went through in their human life will allow our entire families to heal. Praying for anyone must come from total compassion and selflessness to help heal and evolve their souls. How can we start? Setting up an ancestor altar can be helpful and these are usually set up in areas of the house that are frequently communed by many family members in the house. The living room, a hallway or even a beautiful set up in the backyard works well for you! What you will need: -a white altar cloth -a white or dark blue candle -offering plates or bowls -Florida Water or Rose Water Begin setting up your altar by cleansing your space with either sage, resin or Liquid Smudge and you can even wipe down your table with things like Liquid Smudge, Florida Water or Rose water to bless the foundation of your altar. Then you may place your cloth on top of the table and begin placing your candles, offering plates and even personal items or photographs of the ancestors you feel most connected to. Lighting your candle should always come with a prayer or a mindful thought behind it. Candles on altars can be forms of giving your ancestors energy or even act as an open line of communication or “portal” in a sense. Lighting these candles invite your ancestors into the space and then blowing them out can signal closing that communication for the time being. Today, we will be including our “first summer harvest” as June is the month of harvesting goods such as strawberries, green beans, onions, cherries, blueberries, tomatoes and asparagus. So, if you are able to, you can make a plate featuring these fruits and veggies (even if you buy them at the store and not from your own garden) and place them on one of your offering plates to be placed on your altar. In this way, you are sharing the first summer harvest with your passed on family. Along with this harvest and the candle, you can also pour Florida Water or Rose Water in an offering cup for an offering of blessings. As you stand or sit in front of this altar, you can pray in any way that best suits you. These can be already written prayers from your chosen religion or they can simply be words from the heart such as, “I pray for the evolution and healing of my ancestor’s souls. I pray for them to learn all the lessons they must in their soul journeys and to rest peacefully at the highest vibration.” Praying is a beautiful thing as it can be as subjective and open ended as you wish it to be. It is found in every religion and spiritual practice in the world and spoken words have much energy and power behind them. Voice is a very powerful thing and it is the first step to putting action out into the world. Iced Tea It's no secret that over here at Smudge we love tea! Tea is an art that comes in all forms and kinds and this summer we're coming out with our own in house blends of iced tea! So, how can we incorporate them? Summer is the time to relax after a long a and harsh run of short days and cold winds. Now we can sit in our backyards, have picnics, sit on the balcony and find more enjoyment in the little things. Tea has always brought people together socially and since we gave blessings to our loved ones in the afterlife, it's only fitting to do the same with our loved ones still with us together. Gift giving and acts of service are two very common love languages and we can do this by spending time with them outside, maybe enjoying some fruit and cheese with a big jug of iced tea. Iced Tea is like the drink of the summer. Getting out of the pool, putting together a bonfire or picnic or even just enjoying a class to yourself can bring the properties of these herbal blends to life. Love Magical Tea 4 Litre Cucumber Melon Iced Tea 4 Litre St. John’s Eve Saint John's Eve, starting at sunset on 23 June, is the eve of the feast of the day of Saint John the Baptist. This is one of the very few feast days marking a saint's birth, rather than their death. St. John is said to have been born six months before Jesus was. You can petition St. John for good luck, good crops, fertility and protection from enemies. Historically, this date has been venerated in the practice of Louisiana Vodou. The famous Voodoo priestess. Marie Laveau was said to have held ceremonies on the Bayou St John, in New Orleans, commemorating St John's Eve. This time of the year and specifically that day is a great one for petitioning him for luck or protection spells! Click here for our Ancestral Money Draw Spell Buddha Blessings for Money and Good Luck Prosperity Oil Money Draw Herbal Blend There is so much magic and love to be found this time of year! In our next blog posts, we will be sharing how to celebrate Father's Day the magical way and also the Summer Solstice!

on May 19 2024

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