Cascarilla Powder
$5.99Cascarilla is one, simple ingredient: powdered eggshells and has been used in the Hoodoo tradition and Santeria for protection and cleansing. We’ve crafted, created and done the work…here it is..ready for you to use.
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Chicken Foot
$24.99Chicken feet are used in the practice of Voodoo, as well as other magical traditions, for protection and for enemy work. The feet are believed to be powerful protection against evil doers and are believed to work by magically “scratching” one’s enemy.
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Goofer Dust
$5.99Goofer Dust is a traditional hexing material and practice of the African American traditions of hoodoo and generally refers to a powder used to inflict harm, or pain onto an enemy.
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Graveyard Dirt
$5.99Graveyard dirt is a powerful symbolic tool, used to form a link with ancestors and spirits of the dead for spirits of protection, curses, and compelling love spells.
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Gris Gris
$24.99The working hand, a magical bag of herbs that is designed to empower and work with you to fulfill your magical desires.
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HotFoot Powder
$5.99Hot foot powder is used in African American hoodoo folk magic to drive unwanted people away. It is best applied to a place where the target will walk, such as a path, walkway, or threshold, but can also be sprinkled inside their shoes.
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Railway Spikes
$29.99Railroad spikes may seem an unlikely magical tool, but their use in home protection is well established.
The basis of the magical properties of spikes is in their function as anchors, the time they have spent fulfilling this mission, and the fact that they are made of iron.
Cold iron is regarded as repelling negative energy. And at a grittier level, there is a belief that ghosts or spirits cannot cross iron. -
Red Brick Dust
$5.99In the world of magick, red brick dust falls under the heading of ingredients known for their pragmatic, or practical, application. It is often used as an agent of protection by American practitioners of Hoodoo, Rootwork, Conjure, and/or modern Voodoo origins. However, the use of red brick dust is not exclusive to these traditions and can be used by anyone.