How to Use It
Witchcraft & Folk Magick
- Anoint a candle on your ancestor altar before speaking to your dead.
- Dab on the brow and pillow before seeking spirit dreams.
Ceremonial & Occult Magick
- Anoint the quarter candles in a ritual of spirit contact.
- Dress a drum, rattle or other ritual tool.
A Simple Working
- Set out a photo or token of an ancestor, a glass of water and a white candle.
- Anoint the candle with the oil.
- Light it and speak your ancestor’s name.
- Tell them what is going on in your life.
- Listen, and note any feeling or memory that comes.
- Anoint your brow before sleep and watch for dreams.
Pairs Well With
- Cedar tips for blessing.
- Sage for clearing.
- White candles for ancestor work.
- Tobacco as an offering.
- A drum or rattle for trance.
What You Receive
Kachina Dreams perfume oil with sacred sage and cedar notes, in a 1/2 oz bottle, blended in cosmetic-grade oils.
Origin & Lore
The name refers to the katsinam, spirit beings of the Hopi and other Pueblo peoples, but this oil is a perfume of sage and cedar rather than any part of Pueblo religion, which is not practised by outsiders. Use it in your own spirit, ancestor and dream work.
Sage and cedar are two of the plants burned in prayer across much of North America, the sage to clear and the cedar to bless.
Katsina dolls, tihu, are carved from cottonwood root and given to Hopi children to teach them about the spirits. Cedar is sacred to many peoples, from the Pacific Northwest to the Near East, where the cedars of Lebanon were used in Solomon’s Temple.
Did You Know?
Western red cedar is not a true cedar; it belongs to the genus Thuja in the cypress family.



