How do you know what to buy a witch?
Our suggestion – ask witches.
With springtime parties and picnics right around the corner, we’ve curated a list of teas, tools, and treasures to support your magickal endeavors at each turn of the wheel.
For the Witch who rules the garden…
The Green Witch’s Garden Book:
Have you ever dreamed of creating a secret garden? Of course you have. Whether you’re looking for design tips or instructions on growing and harvesting magickal plants, The Green Witch’s Garden Book by Arin Hiscock-Murphy has arrived to help. Readers will learn how to care for a devotional garden – and in return, how a garden cares for us.
Adding stones and crystals to an altar, garden, or talisman is a way to imbue intention into our surroundings. A powerful grounding stone, we can carry Dalmatian Jasper in our palm or pocket as part of our mindfulness practice. In addition to carrying on our person, Dalmatian Jasper can be placed near greenery or buried beneath the soil to stimulate plant growth and nourish roots.
Working with plants, stones, and soil is sacred work, but it also takes a toll on our hands. With Dirt Witch’s healing salves, plant allies like lavender and comfrey soothe inflammation and nourish dry skin. Or, this all-purpose blend of St. John’s Wort and Calendula works wonders on minor burns, scrapes, bruises, and insect bites.
For the Witch who channels people, plants, and more…
Crafted by Loombound, this clove-scented Plant Ink adds a bit of whimsy to our words. Whether we rely on magickal ink to seal our grimoire, craft sigils, or write love letters, this seasonal offering reminds us that words are spells. Choose wisely. The ink comes in a 2oz bottle and is made to be used with a dip pen.
Cultivating a mystical mindset is one of the greatest gifts we can offer ourselves, but it doesn’t happen overnight. So, 13 Writing Spells is here to help. This 22-page chapbook is filled with seasonal spells, invocations, and writing prompts to tap into our inner enchantress whenever intuition calls. Written by Kate Belew and hand-crafted by Loombound, this book is for writers, seekers, and curious souls dreaming of unseen realities.
Perfect for mixing or measuring herbs, teas, and coffee, this silver leaf spoon appears as if forged by faeries. If we partake in kitchen witchery, consider consecrating this tool and keeping it near a kitchen altar. Or, try storing it in your purse or pocket infuse your meals with magick when on the go.
For the Witch who’s shedding her skin…
Ahhh, spring. Brimming with curious, Maiden-like energy, this season symbolizes new beginnings and a clean slate. But, only after shedding winter’s layers. The Rebirth Anointing Oil (made with jasmine, neroli, and bergamot) encourages us to bloom into the best version of ourselves. A potent form of flower magick, we can use this oil to consecrate tools, dress candles, or anoint ourselves before ritual.
Whether we’re drawing in abundance, honoring the full moon, or calling the quarters, lighting a spell candle illuminates what we desire. Use them for fire scrying or display on an altar as a form of devotion. Made with scented soy wax, each candle comes dressed with herbs, oils, and crystals that speak to the owner’s intention.
Nothing quite compares to the power of community – and this year, Tamed Wild invites you to join the coven. Hosted at the historic Melange Inn in Hendersonville, North Carolina, Tamed Wild Retreats offer everything from Tarot & Divination, Witchcraft 101, Witchy Business, Beltane gatherings, Samhain circles, and all the sabbats. Each gathering includes lodging, gourmet meals, workshops, gifts, moon circles, and the magick of sisterhood.
For the Witch who loves to love…
Learn how to attract passion, love, and romance (from a modern perspective) with Skye Alexander’s Book of Love Spells. The art of spellcasting looks different for everyone, which is why this book focuses on intentions, affirmations, incantations, colors, symbols, suggestions for casting a circle, working with the lunar cycle, and so much more. It also explores the ethics of spellcasting and the benefits of performing magick solo vs. with a partner.
Turn your evening shower into a grounding, meditative experience with the help of a crystal-infused bath bar! Crafted by Spirit Element, this geranium scented bath bar purifies our energetic shield. After the soap has washed away, collect the jasper pieces to use in a crystal grid or spell bottle.
Made with hibiscus petals, orange zest, lemon balm, cloves, lavender, licorice root, and stevia, our Heart Chakra Tea restores and uplifts our emotional center. This blend is a welcome gift to new parents, caretakers, healers, energy workers, and anyone who regularly supports and holds space for others.
For the Witch and her Familiar…
If you work with a Familiar or magickal companion, you already know that animals and Nature Spirits are guides. In this book, we’ll learn about the spiritual properties of birds, mammals, fish, faeries, and an array of mystical creatures. Authors Kristin Lisenby and Marisa Cottrill discuss the symbolism, lore, and reason behind invoking these ancient beings.
Gaia cares for the ground beneath our feet, as well as plants, animals, and every living thing that calls this planet home. She is the Great Mother, capable of providing for all so long as we show her respect, take only what we need, and offer something in return. When we light a candle for Gaia, we not only honor the earth but her faithful guardians from the animal kingdom.
No matter if the witch in your life is a solitary practitioner, eclectic cottage witch, or head of a coven, sign them up for the Tamed Wild Box! Designed for those who adore magick in the mail, each month, subscribers will receive a package with 4-5 items, including ritual tools, teas, jewelry, oils, pins, and other lifestyle pieces. Boxes also include detailed cards with additional information and a step-by-step ritual guide.
