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gothyween · 7 months

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ー 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐬𝐞𝐚𝐬𝐨𝐧 𝐨𝐟 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐰𝐢𝐭𝐜𝐡 💀🪦

cr. hungryspirits

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riho-kurokawa · 4 months

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「なんでもない日のお茶会」

#art #illustration #painting #dark art #surrealart #witchcraft art #fantasy art

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noctisarcanae · 2 months

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Joseph Apoux

#joseph apoux #sabbath #art #witchcraft art #satan #satanism #witch #devil #demonolatry #witchcraft #lucifer #demons #dark #theistic satanism #where id love to be rn

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daisypinkpaw · 10 months

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#illustration #my art #artists on tumblr #sketch #artblr #ink #doodle #digital art #anthro #witchy art #witchcraft art

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mancysmabon · 4 months

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Here's a 60 second time lapse for a previous piece, ill be uploading the time lapses here now

#mancysmabon #illustration #illustrator #witchcraft art #witchcraft

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witchesbe-like · 2 years

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Kick start your spring season by getting some spiritual cleansing done! For more witchy content, tips on starting your practice and more >> follow or visit witchesbelike.com.

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themysticcottage · 10 months

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Francisco Goya, Witches' Flight, 1798

#witch #witchcraft #witchcraft aesthetic #witchcore #witch art #witchy vibes #witch aesthetic #witchcraft art #the mystic cottage

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777rare · 2 years

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🧱 RED BRICK DUST 🧱

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Red Brick Dust is a traditional protective and cleansing powder used to clean your front steps, window sills or other entrance or doorway.

It can be mixed with floor washes or sprinkled directly to ward off evil, curses, and keeping enemies away.

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HOW TO MAKE RED BRICK DUST

YOU NEED :

red brick

metal hammer

flat hard surface

funnel or rolled up paper

Small amount of rum or whiskey

mortar and pestle

jar or vessel

goggles and handkerchief/mask

INSTRUCTIONS :

Find a hard, flat surface, preferably outside, and lay out a large piece of cardboard or thick paper on top. Keep in mind, you’re going to be hammering against this surface, so don’t choose a table or glass or anything that could be damaged or broken by a hammer. The cardboard of paper is to catch the brick pieces as they crumble.

2. Set your brick in the middle and sprinkle it lightly with rum or whiskey (this is your offering to the brick for the work it will do for you).

3. Pray prayers of protection over the brick (pray to your gods/ancestors/spirits/universe).

4. Cover your face with a handkerchief and goggles for your eyes. These protect from red brick dust or pieces getting into your eyes or breathing it in.

5. Use your hammer to start breaking the brick apart. You’ll find the right strength and speed as you go along.

6. Continue to pray over the brick as you hammer it into smaller and smaller chunks.

7. Once you’ve gotten the brick down to small chunks, transfer the chunks of brick (small portions at a time) to your mortar and pestle.

8. With your pestle in hand, begin to lightly pound at the chunks of brick, grinding them down into a fine powder. Do this with all the brick chunks, portions at a time, until the entire brick is dust.

9. Pray another prayer of protection over the brick. Then use a funnel or rolled up paper to transfer the red brick dust to a mason jar or vessel of some kind.

10. Label and store it until ready for use.

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ANOTHER GREAT DAY WITH SPIRITUALITY 🌻❤

#spiritualawakening #spirituality #witch community #witchery #spiritual enlightenment #witchy #spiritual practices #witchblr #witches #blessings #witchcraft history #witchcraft resources #witchcraft info #witchcraft community #magick #baby witch #witches of tumblr #witchcraft art

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lia-ve-art · 1 year

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EXPO SOLO - Survivances

Du 9 au 25 mars 2023 - Galerie La Mare, Lyon .

“ Forgés pour donner prise sur ce qui nous dépasse, des rituels et des croyances populaires parviennent jusqu’à nous. On appelle ces formes des “survivances” (du latin “Superstitio”) car elles perdurent malgré le discrédit du mode de pensée qui les a fait naître.

Elles ont résisté aux efforts d’effacement, souvent au prix de métamorphoses.

Elles trouvent leur origine dans des rites biens plus anciens que l’année zéro occidentale, ancrés dans une pensée de l’humain en intime interdépendance avec les autres animaux et végétaux, où la matière peut être porteuse de volonté. On en voit les traces dans les processions carnavalesques, fêtes subversives où l’on joue à s’hybrider, où l’on brouille nos identités et quelques devantures de banques, avant de brûler une idole du pouvoir comme un sort jeté…

Entre artisanat, magie et anthropologie, l’artiste manipule le langage rituel et symbolique comme intercesseur dans le monde palpable “

VERNISSAGE le jeudi 09 à 18h30.

FINISSAGE avec Conférence de la philosophe Marion Frenay, sur les traces du sacré dans l’art contemporain et la notion d’ouverture à l’altérité dans le processus créatif. Samedi 25 mars.

Merci à Manuel Salazar et Sarah Mulet pour les photos du vernissage.

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