Witches
Moon
Purveyor of Fine,
Magical Books of
Shadows, Grimoires &
Ritual items
Witches
Moon
Purveyor of Fine,
Magical Books of
Shadows, Grimoires &
Ritual items
Books of Shadows & Grimoires Non -Leather BoS's "Antique" Library Books Journals
Altar Items Apothecary Athames Besoms & Staffs Books Bottles & Baggies
Boxes & Storage Candles & Holders Cauldrons Clearance Books of Shadows Clearance Items
Crystals & Stones Crystal Jewelry Magickal Herbs & Accessories Miscellaneous Items Incense & Accessories
Parchment, Quills & Wax Seals Pendulums & Runes Sabrina "The Ink Witch" Sets of Magickal Supplies
Scrying Mirrors Spell Scrolls Spell kits Spell Oils Spirit Boards Tarot Decks Wands Home
Welcome to Witches Moon's Scratch, Dent & clearance items!!!!!
These Items are our pieces that are either old inventory, damaged or clearance or discontinued items. All are sold as is, The description will tell of any damage or issue with the item, if there is one.
No further discount may be taken on Clearance items!
Bali Style Glass Incense Tube
This great tube is made of green glass and metal and hold incense sticks up to 10". It can also be used as a flask, but it does not seal well. It is highly unique and very well made. The design of this pieces makes storing your incense done with a flare!
Glass pryamid
Each Art Glass Wishing Pyramid has a mirrored base and a door that opens from the top with a little crystal ball. Ancient Egyptians used the pyramids to generate, transmit and transform energy, known to be a great thoughts amplifier. The
Black Diamond glass is opaque. It is black inside and has an iridescent coating of green, blue and purple on the outside. the best color for protection deflecting negative energy. This one has a small chip at the back of it.
Spiral Goddess Statue
This wonderful statue is a piece by Abby Willowroot.
it is called the spiral goddess. On one side there is a spiral goddess design an the other the roots of mother earth.
It is about 7" tall. A great piece for an altar.
Bacchus was the Roman name given to the God of Wine and Ecstasy, whom the Greeks knew as Dionysus. He was a latecomer to the Olympic Pantheon and is most often said to be the son of Zeus by the mortal woman Semele. Semele appealed to Zeus to reveal Himself to her in His true form and she was burned up by the glory of His thunder and lightning. Zeus took the child into his own body, later giving birth to Him through His thigh. This is a later account, however, for Dionysos was one of the old, wild agricultural Gods of Thrace and Phrygia. His mother, Semele, is associated with the Phrygian Earth Goddess Zemelo by Oberon ZellBacchus, Spirit of the Vine
