The Inked Grimoire

Beauty exists in the “in-between” spaces of magick that may not get as much attention: gray magick, the waxing and waning moon phases, and beyond. Yet, these in-between points are just as magickal and wonderful and deserve some recognition too.

Whether you’re shopping for an experienced witch, a new practitioner, or anyone in between, these gifts are sure to delight. We’ve even broken them down into easy categories to simplify your search.

Candles are truly magickal items – so much so that non-practicing folks love to fill their homes with candles, make wishes when blowing them out on birthday cakes, and adorn sacred spaces with them. Candles are simple tools that can impart an essence into your space or can be a powerful tool to cast and conjure.

A cord-cutting ritual is a fundamental work for most witches. It’s valuable after a breakup, when leaving behind a toxic family member, or moving on from a negative boss. To help you with your ritual, we’ve outlined three ways to cut the ties between you and another person.

Witches love gemstones like they love jars. We really can’t get enough! We’ve compiled a list of gemstones that are great for connecting with your mind, body, and soul.

Life can get heavy sometimes, and it’s important to have practices for your mind, body, and soul when you need them. So, we got together to share our favorite practices with you. We hope these help you connect even more with yourself. Here’s what we witches at ICG recommend!

We’re all about the Busy Witch lifestyle here at Inked Goddess Creations, so we wanted to create a quick list of easy, small ways to practice money magick. We’re calling it “Mini Money Magick” and all these tips take only one or two steps to complete.

It can be so tempting to tap into money magick; however, it’s one of those practices that should come with a warning label. You can accidentally trigger events that you don’t want to happen! Here are some handy suggestions for casting prosperity and money spells.

Incense is a beautiful, historical ritual tool. These days, you can find it in stick, cone, loose, and backflow forms, but it’s hardly new. Incense was used in ancient Egypt to purify ceremonial spaces and burial tombs.