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$4.95 – $12.95Price range: $4.95 through $12.95
Porcupine quills are valued in ritual practice for their symbolic qualities of protection and defense. As the porcupine’s natural shield, quills represent the ability to establish strong boundaries and ward off negative energies. Their inclusion in mojo bags or spell jars serves as a symbolic barrier against psychic attacks or harmful influences. Because the quill points are sharp, practitioners are reminded to exercise caution, reinforcing the theme of mindful self-protection.
Practitioners may position quills near doorways or windows to deter unwanted spirits or negative influences from entering a space. Quills are occasionally bound into a cross shape to serve as protective talismans. Their sharp and sturdy points make them suitable as styluses for inscribing symbols and intentions into candle wax during candle magic. Cleaned quills can also serve as pens for writing spells, petitions, or protective scripts, particularly when used with ritual inks such as Dragon’s Blood.
Sold individually, or as a group of three, and measuring between 10cm and 12cm, these porcupine quills may also serve as symbolic guardians, representing strength through gentleness. Their use can remind practitioners that vulnerability and openness are compatible with possessing the means for self-defence.
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Description: Porcupine Quills
Material: Natural Porcupine Quills
Measurements: between 10cm and 12cm
PLEASE NOTE: Due to the raw nature of the quills, edges may be sharp; caution is recommended when handling. Natural variations in each are natural, and all measurements are approximate.
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ONE Porcupine Quill $4.95
THREE Porcupine Quills $12.95
$4.95 – $12.95Price range: $4.95 through $12.95
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The Carrion Crow (Corvus corone) is a species of bird of the Corvid family native to Western Europe and Eastern Asia. Crows are intelligent birds and have long been associated with magick. In European folklore, Crows were often thought to be the familiars of witches, aiding the practitioner in casting spells, gathering arcane knowledge, and communicating with the spirit world. Each skull includes dried beak sheaths and a detached, matching mandible. This European specimen measures approximately L9cm x W3.5cm x D3.5cm. Call on Carrion Crow symbolism to aid in your rituals or add it to your cabinet of curiosities. At Gypsy Red Corpse – Artefacts for the Witching Hour, we offer ethically sourced, sustainable ritual materials. We never support the trade or use of poached or endangered animal parts. All bones are from natural causes or road-kill by-products.
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