A magick practitioner who specializes in the earthly world. Typically, a green witch seeks to take care of and nurture plant life. Green witches are usually more knowledgeable about herbalism.
A magick practitioner who works typically with dark magick, such as curses and hexes. Dark witches usually specializes in necromancy, revenge and the destruction of life.
A magick practitioner who works around the idea of life and death. Typically, Death witches work around honoring the dead and the idea of an afterlife.
A magick practitioner who use their herbalistic knowledge and incorporates it into cooking and cleaning while in the kitchen. Kitchen witches are very commonly knowledgeable of herbalism, as well. They commonly cross over with green witches.
A magick practitioner who works with spirits of all kind in communication and guidance. Spirit working can be defined as working with human spirits, demons, fae, spirit guides and spirit companions. The definition varies from person to person.
A magick practitioner who works with bodies of water such as lakes, oceans and rivers. Sea witches work with the animals and environment, itself. Typically, they have a strong emotional connection to the sea.
A magick practitioner who worships the Christian God among side their belief of witchcraft.
A magick practitioner who doesn’t attach their witchcraft to a religious path way. Secular witches practice witchcraft without a religious system.
A magick practitioner who mixes multiple different paths of witchcraft into their individual craft. Eclectic witches may also include different culture or traditional ideas.
A magick practitioner who focuses on witchcraft that unravels, unwinds, deconstructs and builds something new. Chao witches focus on chao magick, the opposite of order magick. Order magick is about control and prediction of an outcome.
A magick practitioner who is African American and practices the southern folk grounding magick referred to as Hoodoo or Rootwork. Hoodoo is different then Voodoo.
A magick practitioner who worship the four elements, fire, air, water and earth. Elemental witches include these elements in most parts of their craft, centering around them.
A magick practitioner who live in urban, city life and incorporate that into their craft through different means. Urban Witches typically use their knowledge of deities and crystals, most.
A magick practitioner who use technology in their craft for most activities. Tech witches may have an online grimoire or use different witchcraft related apps on their phone or computer.
A magick practitioner who worship Gardnerian Wicca, or Gardnerian witchcraft, a neopagan religion of Wicca, whose members can trace initiatory descent from Gerald Gardner.
A magick practitioner who are part of a form of neopaganism called Alexandrian Witchcraft. Alexandrian Witchcraft is similar to Gardnerian Wicca but use different tools, have different deities and different elemental names. Some practice with ritual nudity or Skyclad. Alexandrian covens meet on new moons, full moons and during Sabbat festivals.
A magick practitioner who practice Correllian Witchcraft, which is very close in tradition to Traditional Witchcraft. Correllian witches use the term wittan instead of wiccan.
A magick practitioner who use alchemy and other forms of science into their own personal craft. Most science witches are alchemists.
A magick practitioner who practices individual without a group of wiccans or a coven to aid them. Typically, Solitary witches do not participate in sabbats.
A magick practitioner who focuses on planetary and celestial energy in their practice. Cosmic witches spend most time focused on the plants, and the universe.
A magick practitioner who incorporates marijuana into their own practice. Weed witches may smoke marijuana with herbs, or use it otherwise.
A magick practitioner who one who is born into a tradition of esoteric origin.
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