#witches balls

[swaggerunflawed]

“Witches Balls date back to the 18th century. Used to ward off evil spirits, negative energy, and ill fortune.”

[constancegeek]

I made witches balls! One each for my mom, my bestie, my grandma, and myself. Lavender, cinnamon, salt, cedar needles, roses, bay leaves, and rose petals, sealed with blue wax, and a purple ribbon. They are for peace, repelling negativity, prosperity, love, and protection for the coming year. The blue wax is for independence, inspiration, and loyalty.

[kissing-the-abyss]

I got a new plant and some nature treasures my brother collected on his walks for me. I’ve placed them all together in a wood bowl and now I have a nice bowl of protection to ward my home with. The items include dried Rue, Acorns, Sweet Gum Tree seed pods aka Witches Burrs or Witches Balls, Horse Chestnut aka Conkers with the pods as well and a pit of a stone fruit (not sure which fruit, my guess is a Nectarine, Peach or Plum).

[elikaruna]

i know these aren't for witches, they're for warding off witches, but i really wanted one. the price was what warded me off.

[greengiver-blog]

witches ball intention: -trapping negative energies, harm, bad intentions and malicious entities -neutralizing them, casting them out and banishing them -purification and protection of space

ingredients: black salt, sea salt, angelica root, marjoram, basil, St Johns wort, rosemary, pine needles