Warding Púitse (Pouch) & Spell Kits
Warding Púitse (Pouch) & Spell Kits
What are witches for but making charms?
Fetter that the wee knackers might be up to more than mischief Samhain night? You might spot some of the Folk out there just waiting for a moment to peddle their ire on ye lil ones. And what of the other magical influences that might befall ye? Did ye cross a witch in recent time? Or perhaps your luck is down and in a weathered sort. Perchance you oft’n find a cold pillow as your only companion a time too many?
Fear not! We have warding púitse (“POO-cheh” in Irish) or pouches armed with such ingredients to stave off all matters of strife and struggle!
These bags are meant to be worn about the neck or stashed in the pocket of the spell-intended. Each pouch comes in a variety of warm patterns that would make any of the wing’ed peoples jealous and are customizable to your needs. Púitse KITS can be swapped out for uses listed below:
Fae Protection: Contains an iron nail (known well to be untouchable by the Fae), a rowan parshell (even-sided cross), hawthorn berries, black Himalayan salt, Fae warding herb mix, and a silver bell. Blast ye hill people away from thy fair kin!
Hex Protection: Mini mirror to deflect evil intention, blank poppet to absorb any hex magic that seeps through, self-protection herb mix, spicy “begone powder” and acacia thorn (used in battle magic.) Deflect the harm sent your way!
Compel Love: True Lover’s knot (security in love), lemon pips (grow love), rose quartz, romance enhancing herb mix and yarrow wand to fight that love battle for you. Attract romantic intentions in your direction!
Compel Luck: (TBD)
Pouches will be chosen at RANDOM. They are all equally handsome. Cords are adjustable and the bag tops sinchable. The pouches measure 4” or less long and 3” or less wide.
Even so, Mountain Hedgewitch is not responsible for the misuse of the warding bag contents. Nothing in the pouches is edible and nothing should be going in any mouths. Small parts are included. Please assess your knackers as to whether or not they are responsible enough to have this trinket, or if the fae even want them at all. I was never kidnapped by faeries as a child. Must have been my charm….
