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Ground Your Practice with Celtic athame and Draw a Clear Line When your ritual or meditative work starts to blur into habit, it’s easy to go through the motions without actually deciding anything. A clear, physical marker helps you pause, choose, and commit. This Celtic athame is a straightforward cutting tool and symbolic boundary-setter you…
Citronella candle in cauldron — Outdoor Focus Without the Distraction Outdoor work, reading, or ritual can get derailed fast when you’re swatting at bugs every few seconds. The Citronella candle in cauldron gives you a straightforward way to mark off a small zone, cut down on distraction, and stay with what you’re actually there to…
Dirk Wod Damascus athame 13 3/4″ — Built for Clean, Decisive Boundary Work When your space, practice, or head is cluttered, vague gestures and half-choices only add to the noise. A clear line, drawn with a deliberate tool, can snap your attention back to what matters. The Dirk Wod Damascus athame 13 3/4″ is a…
Dragon Chalice 7 1/2″ — Support for Clear, Deliberate Ritual Work When your ritual space feels scattered, your intention usually follows. Tools that define where and how you work can cut through that drift fast. The Dragon Chalice 7 1/2″ gives you a single, obvious focal point so your attention has somewhere specific to land…
For Clean, Deliberate Harvesting Work: Druidic Boline With Leather Sheath When your practice involves working with plants or natural materials, sloppy cutting creates more noise than clarity. Torn stems, rushed motions, and dull blades blur the line between intention and habit. The Druidic Boline With Leather Sheath is a straightforward cutting tool designed to help…
Eastern Dragon athame — Cut Through Ritual Distraction and Commit on Purpose When your spiritual work starts to feel scattered, it’s usually not because you’re missing more ideas. It’s because you’re missing a clear line between “before” and “after,” between thinking about something and actually committing to it. The Eastern Dragon athame gives you a…
Define Your Space with Fleur de lis Medieval athame When your ritual work starts to feel scattered, it’s usually because nothing is clearly marked: no beginning, no ending, no boundary. The Fleur de lis Medieval athame gives you a physical, repeatable way to mark those lines so your mind knows when it’s time to get…
Folding Boline 7″ white bone — No-Nonsense Cutting for Focused Ritual Work When your practice gets noisy, vague, or scattered, sometimes you need a clear physical action to cut through the mental fog. A clean, deliberate cut can mark the line between “everyday mode” and “ritual mode.” The Folding Boline 7″ white bone is built…
Ground Your Practice with Goddess athame and Cut Through Ritual Static Ritual work can easily slide into autopilot—going through the motions while your mind spins somewhere else. The Goddess athame is a physical interruption to that drift: a defined edge, a deliberate grip, and a clear signal that “this is the moment I choose what…
A Practical Anchor: Gray Star Neck athame When your practice feels scattered, small, repeatable actions are what cut through the noise. The Gray Star Neck athame is a compact, no-frills blade you can keep on you as a physical cue to mark decisions, define boundaries, and bring order back into your routines. It won’t do…
Guinea Hen Wing feather — An Anchor for Disciplined Smoke and Sigil Work When your head is loud and your space feels cluttered, small, repeatable actions matter more than big intentions. The Guinea Hen Wing Feather gives your hand a clear job during burn work or symbol-writing so your mind has fewer excuses to wander….
Hand of Compassion tongs for charcoal — Ground Your Burn Sessions with Deliberate Handling When you’re working with charcoal and loose incense, chaos usually shows up in the small things: fumbling a hot disc, scattering ash, breaking your focus just when you were getting clear. The Hand of Compassion tongs for charcoal give you a…
