Item #HWHIOC:
White Oak Bark, Cut

With oaks used by Celts as gateway between worlds, White Oak bark is believed to aid in the creation of such portals. It is also being explored as a dietary aid, with many vitamins and minerals. (Quercus alba).

Item #HWHIPBC:
White Pine Bark, Cut

White Pine bark has been explored medicinally by Native Americans for hundreds of years. It can be used to honor the Earth and plant world. Fill a small bag with bark, add aromatic oils or annointing oils, herbs and amulet, to make your own spell or mojo bag. (Pinus strobus).

Item #HWHIWC:
White Willow Bark, Cut

Frequently associated with the moon or the element of water, willow bark can be good for spells and rituals of healing as well as those of binding. (Salix alba).

Item #HWITGC:
Witches Grass, Cut

Often used to represent Jupiter in ritual magick, Witches Grass can be potent in spells seeking happiness, good luck or overcoming obstacles. See also: Dog grass, Kusha, Couch, Quack. (Agropyron repens).

Item #HWITLC:
Witch Hazel Leaf, Cut

Native Americans frequently used Witch Hazel leaf for several healing aspects. It can be used to call energies, offerring to Spirits, Energies, and Elements I t can be sewn into a mojo bag as a talisman of power to call or command intensions and overcome adversity. (Hamamelis virginiana).

Item #HWORC:
Wormwood, Cut

Wormwood is often burned as an incense during rituals and spell work designed to increase or develop psychic powers. It is also connected to Masculine Energy, Mars and Fire. (Artemisia absinthium).