Altar, Ritual, Spellcraft Tools & Accessories
Bags, Boxes, Pouches, Mojo Bags
Bottles, Beakers, Laboratory Equipment
Candles & Accessories
Crystal Balls
Egyptian Statues, Iconography, Artifacts
Hanging Symbols / Windchimes
Herbs - Alphabetical List
Herbs - Astral, Meditation, Spiritual
Herbs - Consecration for Tools, Rituals
Herbs - Fortune, Chance, Luck
Herbs - Hex-Breaking and Protection, Purifying,
Herbs - Love, Friendship, Harmony
Herbs - Money, Prosperity, Business
Herbs - Relaxation, Sleep, Healing
Incense Burners
Incense, Gums & Resins
Incense: Sticks & Cones
Inks & Writing
Music / Audio
Oil Vapourisers
Oils (essential)
Oils / Waters (magical)
Pendants
Pendulums
Pentagram earrings
Pentagram pendants
Pentagram Stickers
Posters
Powders & Salts
Robes, Sashes, etc
Runes
Spell Kits
Statues / Figurines / Mirrors
Tarot
Window Prints
Workshops & Rituals
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Incense, Gums & Resins
Gums & resins can be burned on their own as incense on charcoal disks or used to bind together mixtures of herbs and/or powders to make incense sticks or cones (Ref: Wylundt’s Book of Incense). Small amounts of saltpetre are added to sticks and cones as an oxygising agent to help them burn. Some of the information on individual gums & resins comes from ‘Kodo The Way of Incense’ by David Pybus: Tuttle PublishingClick on any of the items below for more details.
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