How to Use It
Witchcraft & Folk Magick
- Anoint a black candle with the limits you want to set.
- Dab on the doorframe to mark the edge of your home.
- Wear at the wrists and back of the neck when you need to hold your ground.
Ceremonial & Occult Magick
- Anoint the edge of the circle as a clear boundary for ritual.
- Anoint a Saturn talisman on a Saturday, as Saturn rules limits, structure and boundaries.
A Simple Working
- Write down the boundaries you want to set on a square of paper.
- Dab the oil on the four corners.
- Anoint a black candle and light it.
- Read the boundaries aloud.
- Fold the paper and place it by your door.
- Wear the oil when you need to keep those boundaries.
Pairs Well With
- Black tourmaline, for protection.
- Black salt, laid across thresholds.
- A black candle, for firm boundaries.
- Rosemary, for protection and clarity.
What You Receive
Boundaries oil, in a 4 dram bottle.
Origin & Lore
Boundaries oil is a modern formula in the protection and warding family, made to help you set limits and keep them. It draws on old traditions of marking and guarding borders, from Roman boundary stones to the threshold magick of folk practice.
The Romans had a god whose only job was to stand at the boundary and stay put: Terminus, the god of boundary stones.
The Roman festival of Terminalia, held on 23 February, honoured Terminus with offerings at boundary stones.
In English villages, the custom of beating the bounds involved walking the parish boundary and striking markers to remember them.
Did You Know?
Legend says Terminus refused to move when the Temple of Jupiter was built on the Capitoline Hill, so his shrine was left inside it.



