Witch Burrs

They're commonly used in spells for protection, reputed to be especially potent against evil spirits and curses. Carried or placed in homes, they shield against negative energies. These spiky seed pods, known in magick and witchcraft, are often used for protection and to repel harmful forces. They can be included in spells, rituals, spell bottles, bags, or placed upon altars. Additionally, they serve as a versatile element in magical decor, such as besoms and wreaths. Legend has it that witches and demons crafted witches burrs for casting spells and curses. In medieval times, they served as talismans to deter evil spirits and guard against the evil eye. They symbolize prosperity, wealth and abundance. Witches burrs play a role in fertility rituals, believed to boost fertility and support healthy childbirth. In hoodoo and voodoo practices, witches burrs are prized for their magical attributes, offering protection and purification.  In hoodoo and voodoo, witches burrs may also feature in cleansing rituals to dispel negativity from people or places and are sometimes included in love spells to attract and intensify love and passion.