Description

Origin & Traditional Use

Damiana is a small shrub of Mexico and Central America whose fragrant leaves are made into tea and liqueur. It has been used for centuries in Mexican folk tradition as a love and passion herb.

Uses in the Work

Use it in lust, love and sex magic. Add it to love baths and incense, burn it in workings with Asmodeus, Lilith and Sitri, and put it in a red mojo bag to draw a lover. It is used to strengthen visions and spirit contact in trance, so burn it before scrying. A damiana-infused offering liqueur pleases demons of passion.

Pairs Well With

Red Rose Buds & Petals – 1 oz; Venus Planetary Oil – 1 oz; Cinnamon Powder – 1 oz

Lore

Damiana liqueur comes in a bottle shaped like an Inca goddess, and legend says it was the original ingredient of the margarita. Spanish missionaries recorded the Indigenous peoples of Mexico using damiana in love drinks.

What You Receive

1oz. leaf cut.