Description

Origin & Traditional Use

A blend of traditional banishing herbs, burned as incense, added to baths or scattered to drive away unwanted people, spirits and energy. Banishing herbs have been used in folk magic across Europe, Africa and the Americas.

Uses in the Work

Burn a pinch on charcoal after evocation to clear residual presence, add it to a floor wash, or carry it in a black bag for protection. It is also used to close a temple space after demonic work so nothing lingers.

Pairs Well With

Banishing Oil – 1 oz; Three Kings Charcoal – 10 Tablets; Black Salt – 1 oz

Lore

Banishing blends commonly include rue, hyssop and sage, herbs of purification across multiple traditions.