
OUR STORY
The Witchery began with a simple problem: as experienced witches and practitioners, we often struggled to find the occult goods and ritual tools we actually wanted to use in our own practice. Too often, the right ingredients were difficult to source, traditional tools were hard to find, or what was available simply lacked the craftsmanship, intention, and connection to tradition we were looking for.
So, we began making our own.
What started as crafting magical tools and supplies for our personal practices soon grew into creating pieces for friends, fellow witches, local covens, and eventually other witch and occult shops. Through that journey, we became magical crafters ourselves—learning, experimenting, refining, and creating the kinds of ritual tools we once spent so much time searching for.
And from that, The Witchery was born.
Today, The Witchery creates and curates witchcraft supplies, occult goods, ritual tools, magical ingredients, and handcrafted pieces informed by the traditions that shape our own practices. Our goal is simple: to offer fellow practitioners the kind of thoughtfully made, tradition-rooted magical supplies we wished had been easier to find when our own journeys began.
OUR Staff Witches

Lucien
Hoodoo, Folk , Planentary, Solomonic
A second-generation practitioner of Hoodoo / Mid-Atlantic rootwork and initiated into a branch of British Traditional Wicca.
Lucien specializes in protection, reversal, and love magic, with a particular focus on sacred water and its traditional uses in magical practice. His work draws upon inherited folk traditions, practical rootwork, and ritual techniques passed through established magical lineages.

Faolán
Hekatean, Folk, Planetary
An initiated practitioner into a branch of British Traditional Wicca, with a practice rooted in Greek tradition, folk magic, and modern occultism.
Faolán specializes in sigil craft, planetary magic and ritual spell work, with a particular devotion to Hekate and an ongoing study of historical magical practices and their modern applications.

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Sacred Traditions
Our practice draws from distinct spiritual and magical traditions, including Hoodoo, Western European folk witchcraft, Native American shamanic practices, Hekatean traditions, and the planetary magic of the Western occult tradition. These living currents inform our craft, honoring the spirits, methods, and wisdom that shape the tools and workings we create.
