Description

Origin & Traditional Use

Devil’s claw is a southern African plant named for its hooked seed pods, whose dried root has a long history in traditional African practice. In folk magic it is used to grab hold of what you want and to protect against harm.

Uses in the Work

Carry it into hostile environments, add it to uncrossing and protection bags, or burn a little with banishing incense to break bindings placed on you. It is also used in counter-magic, to tear down an enemy’s works.

Pairs Well With

Devil’s Shoestring Root – 1 oz; Hex Breaker Oil – 1 oz; Black Salt – 1 oz

Lore

Its hooked seed pods inspired its name. They catch on animals, just as the root is said to snag enemies.

What You Receive

Devil’s Claw will confuse and confounds the enemy as well as removes negativity when burned on charcoal. 1oz in root cut and to be stored in a sealed container away from direct heat, light and moisture.