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Theo's Cache: Pocket Deities
Acquired via: Handmade
I've made a few iterations of these little pocket deities, desperately trying to give a face to the gods I've been learning to work with.
From left to right: Hel, Freyja, Eir, Höðr, Nanna, & Baldr.
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Theo's Cache: Hel Sculpture
Acquired via: Handmade
My first significant offering to Hel was creating this sculpture that can hold small offerings or a tealight candle. The inside of the dish has her name carved in Elder Futhark and her eyes have gemstones inlaid in them: one is black onyx and the other is garnet.
Theo's Cache: Prosperity Pitcher
Acquired via: Gift
I was gifted this little copper pitcher last year and despite already having a money bowl set up in a clear glass dish, something just felt right about transferring its contents into this vessel.
Recently @thesigilwitch brought something else to my attention about the use of a pitcher over a jar, so I'll share their tags below:
Theo's Cache: Cemetery Kit
Acquired via: Various sources, handmade
My cemetery kit is a collection of items I generally take with me while visiting my ancestors graves.
It currently contains:
Mini beeswax candle
Vials of different herbal offerings
Hard candy offerings (these get unwrapped and left on the ground)
A small garden quartz point
Mini scrolls + a pencil (not pictured)
Mini cast iron cauldron
Vial of matches
Sand (for holding the candle in the cauldron/suffocating flames while burning loose herbs)
Protection blend of loose incense
Chalk
Garnet pendulum
Smoky quartz
Pocket knife
Pouch with spirit communication sigil on it
Botanical Inspirations deck (for creating "bouquets" and communing with my ancestors)
Theo's Cache:
*LINKS WILL BE ADDED SOON AFTER I MAKE EACH POST, SO CHECK BACK WITH THIS POST REGULARLY FOR UPDATES*
Mini post series about the items on my altar. They've been accumulated over time and are definitely NOT necessities for all witches, pagans, or practitioners. However they may give you some inspiration or ideas on what to test out and add to your own altar.
General:
Cast Iron Cauldron
Cast Iron Trivets
Ceramic Wax Melters
Cauldron Mug
Mortar & Pestle
Compass
Spoon Scribe
Personal Poppet
Brass Dish
Incense + Holder
Prosperity Pitcher
Glass Bottles of 'Seasonal Water'
An Assortment of Books
Therimore (grimoire)
Crystals
Candle Hodler
Tarot/Oracle Decks
Spirit/Deity Related:
Teacup & Saucer
Hel Sculpture
Freyja's Candle Holder
Pocket Deity Figurines
Grandmother Doe Skull & Spine
Deer Statues
Seasonal:
Rabbit Furs (the cold months)
Tin Lantern (the cold months)
Travel:
Cemetery Kit
Storage:
Candle Boxes
Crystal Collection
Deer hoof knife
Bell
*Want to participate in giving a digital tour of your own sacred space? I created a quest for that~
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Theo's Cache: Personal Poppet
Acquired via: Handmade
When I first started getting into witchcraft, and even a little bit before, I was fascinated by poppets. I knew about their use in baneful magic due to media always portraying that facet of them, but didn't know they could also be used for sympathetic magic (though it makes complete sense).
I was struggling a lot with my mental health in those early days, so after some planning I created my own personal poppet with some thrifted fabric and decorated it with images that meant something to me. I also included a little pocket in their back so I could place a tag lock and swap out spell ingredients as necessary.
It's honestly still one of my favourite tools and I'm grateful it has held up for so long.
Theo's Cache: Cauldron Mug
Acquired via: Dollar store
Purchased with making offerings in mind but ended up being part crystal holder and part water-based spell vessel.
Theo's Cache: Cast Iron Trivets
Acquired via: Thrifting
Not only are they practical for protecting my altar top from hot objects, but as they are iron, they are also connected with spiritual protection and grounding.
