#custom grimoire

🌟 My custom Book of Shadows finally arrived! The art, which is made by me, was lovingly engraved on wood by a local native artisan, and then crafted into a modern yet natural piece of art.

It's symbolic, personal, and so full of energy.

Let me know if any of you witchies would like to order a custom grimoire of your own. It's very affordable, prices start from $48 (already including worldwide shipping fee!) for your very own personalized wooden piece.

DM me if you'd like to order or find out more info 🌌

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Disclaimer!! Most of the information in my grimoire is a mix of several different posts on tumblr and articles from books and websites, along with my own correspondences for things.

In light of recent events, in which I had a rocky discussion with a western spirit conjurer and another one with my friend who wanted to sell his khodam to foreigners, I've realized something... A lot of you don't know what Khodam is. Or Lukthep. Or any forms of spirit companionship that isn't based in western beliefs.

This results in a LOT of misunderstandings between conjurers and spirit workers of different cultures. I've seen it happen multiple times, not just here, but also on sites like Etsy and Instagram. Oh, plenty of cultural appropriation too, because ppl throws the word Khodam around like it's child's play.

If you're interested in a post detailing what a khodam is (and why it's important to know it), do respond to this post. I wanna check the interest before I wrote it. It's a chance to learn about magick in other cultures, so I hope a lot of you would want to know about it.

If the post gains traction, I'll also make one about Lukthep, a thai tradition where you take care of a child spirit as your own baby. Maybe start a blog series for Eastern folk magick.

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Disclaimer!! Most of the information in my grimoire is a mix of several different posts on tumblr and articles from books and websites, along with my own correspondences for things.