How to Use It
Witchcraft & Folk Magick
- Anoint a red or pink candle on a Friday for passion.
- Wear it on the pulse points before an intimate evening.
Hoodoo & Rootwork
- Dress a pair of red candles side by side for two lovers, letting them burn together.
- Add to a bath before a date to draw sensual attention.
A Simple Working
- Choose a Friday evening.
- Anoint two red chime candles with the oil.
- Set them close together on a plate.
- Light both and think of the closeness you want.
- Anoint your own wrists and neck.
- Let the candles burn down together and keep a bit of the mingled wax.
Pairs Well With
- Red candles for passion.
- Rose petals for love.
- Damiana for lust.
- Carnelian for warmth.
- Ylang ylang for sensuality.
What You Receive
Fruit of Desire perfume oil in a passion fruit scent, in a 1/2 oz bottle, blended in cosmetic-grade oils.
Origin & Lore
Passion fruit is the fruit of Passiflora edulis, native to South America. Its name points to religious suffering rather than desire, but the lush fruit has become a natural symbol of sensuality. This oil is made for erotic dreams, fantasies and the bond between lovers.
The passion flower was named by Spanish missionaries in South America, who saw in it the instruments of Christ’s Passion: the nails, the crown of thorns and the wounds.
Passionflower symbolism was set out in the early seventeenth century, when the flower was described to European audiences as a sign from heaven. Passion fruit later became a common crop in Brazil, Australia and Hawaii, where it is known as lilikoi.
Did You Know?
In Hawaii passion fruit is called lilikoi, said to be named after a district on Maui where it was first grown.



