Mountain Wildberry essences oil

How to Use It

Witchcraft & Folk Magick

• Anoint a pink candle before a party or gathering to keep it warm and friendly.
• Wear it to a summer festival or fair.

Hoodoo & Rootwork

• Dress a candle over a name paper to draw back an old friend or lover you have lost touch with.
• Add a drop to a honey jar to sweeten the feelings between two people.

A Simple Working

• Write the name of the friend or lover you want to see again on a small square of paper.
• Anoint the paper with the oil and fold it toward you.
• Set it under a pink chime candle anointed with the oil.
• Light the candle and think of the good times you shared.
• Say aloud that you would welcome them back into your life.
• Let the candle burn out and keep the paper in your wallet.

Pairs Well With

• Strawberry leaves, carried for luck and kept in love charm bags.
• Pink candles, for friendship and gentle love.
• Honey, for sweetening work.
• Rose quartz, for warmth and affection.
• Blackberry leaves, a traditional protective herb of the bramble.

What You Receive

Mountain Wildberry perfume oil, in a 1/2 oz bottle, blended in cosmetic-grade oils.

Origin & Lore

Wild berries ripen at the height of summer, and they have long been tied to festivals, courtship and plenty. This oil carries that mood for harmony, good company and drawing old friends and lovers back into your life.

Strawberries were sacred to Venus in classical lore, and in medieval Christian art the same fruit became a sign of the Virgin Mary and of the righteous soul.

In English folklore blackberries were not to be picked after Michaelmas at the end of September, because the Devil was said to have fallen into a bramble on that day and spat on the fruit. In hoodoo, strawberry leaf is carried for luck and used in love work, and wild strawberries were a common feature of summer fairs.