The Cottage Witch's Magickal Wares

Grapevine branches are hand twisted and held together in a circle with gold spiral wire, with twine woven at five points to create a pentacle. Ornate brass bells from India chime against an antique skeleton key. 

Fragrant, 100% natural yellow beeswax from Snohomish Bee Co. fills heavy cast iron cauldrons marked with the triple moon goddess symbol. A crackling wood wick burns a merry flame.

Antique silver teaspoons, sugar spoons, pickle forks, lemon forks, and other dainty teatime serving ware are hand cut, filed, hammered and forged into unique rings. All have with intricate floral designs.

Gold wire spirals around thick grapewood branches, cradling lively Ionatha Guatemala and Ionatha Rubra airplants.These magickal plants absorb nutriets directly from the air and just need water to thrive.

Large, rough Amethyst druzy and Rose Quartz crystals hold bright Ionatha Guatemala and Ionatha Rubra airplants.

Fine vintage English Bone China cups and saucers hold 100% all natural yellow beeswax from Snohomish Bee Co, with a crackling wooden wick.

Major Arcana from the original Rider-Waite tarot deck such as The Fool, Death, The Magician, decorate antique apothecary bottles. Outlined with gold leaf.

Vintage glass apothecary bottles are filled with dried flowers, amethyst, black tourmaline, rose quartz, and beeswax for clarity, purification, and protection.

Vintage colored glass and antique silverplate goblets are filled with 100% natural yellow beeswax from Snohomish Bee Co. A crackling wood wick burns a merry flame.

The magickal essence of the deep forest held in a small glass terrarium. A mischievous kodama forest sprite sits among live moss, moonstone rocks, and in the dark emits an ethereal glow.

Paintings of famous fairytale, folklore, and fantasy stories from Victorian Era Romantic and Pre-Raphaelite artists such as John William Waterhouse, Edmund Leighton, and Arthur Rackham.

Bright amphora glass is wrapped in a spiral of copper wire, with a hammered copper spiral hook to easily suspend in your kitchen window. Use to propagate plants!