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  Carrion Crow Skull

  $89.95

  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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  Raven Talons

  $69.95

  The Common Raven (Corvus corax) is a striking, all-black bird known for its intelligence and powerful presence. As the most widely distributed of all Corvids, it can be found throughout the Northern Hemisphere. Old World Pagans saw the Raven as a symbol of healing and protection. In European folklore, Ravens were thought to be witches’ familiars, aiding in casting spells, gathering arcane knowledge, and communicating with spirits. Ravens have long been associated with magick. Call on Raven symbolism to invoke their magickal qualities in your ritual practice or to enrich your cabinet of curiosities. Presented here is one pair of European Raven talons, both from the same specimen. Each talon varies slightly in size, measuring approximately L12cm x W4cm, embodying both natural beauty and ritual potential.   At Gypsy Red Corpse – Artefacts for the Witching Hour, we are devoted to providing ethically sourced, sustainable ritual materials. We honour the natural order, ensuring all bones come solely from natural causes or road-kill by-products. We never participate in or endorse the use of poached or endangered animal parts.  

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  Porcupine Quills

  $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.   Specifications 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.   PRICE GUIDE ONE Porcupine Quill $4.95 THREE Porcupine Quills $12.95  

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  Wild Hare’s Foot Talisman ‘A’

  $29.95

  Historical records show the hare’s foot was a popular lucky charm and medicinal talisman long before the rabbit’s foot became a commercial object. Folklore blends pagan traditions, early medical beliefs, and supernatural protection rituals across cultures. In Europe, the hare’s paw was used for protection against evil and illness, venerated as a sacred messenger for its speed and nocturnal habits. The Celts believed hares, living underground, were supernatural creatures tied to the Otherworld. Inspired by this heritage, we present our hare’s foot talisman collection. These hare’s foot talismans have been carefully handcrafted during a waning moon cycle, setting them apart from ordinary charms. Each features a vintage brass fitting, adorned with a chain and a pentacle charm. This collection showcases the front paw, noted as ‘A’ in the photograph of the group of three paws. Sold individually, each measures between 7 and 8cm, with an additional 7.5cm in the chain and pentacle charm. It is the smallest in the collection. For sizes B and C, please see their individual listings.   Here at Gypsy Red Corpse – Artefacts for the Witching Hour, we take great pride in offering ethically sourced and sustainable materials to supplement your ritual practice. We do not, in any way, support or condone the trade of poached or endangered animals or cruelty to animals. All bones are ethically sourced – death is by natural causes or a by-product of road-kill.  

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  Wild Hare’s Foot Talisman ‘B’

  $39.95

  Historical records show the hare’s foot was a popular lucky charm and medicinal talisman long before the rabbit’s foot became a commercial object. Folklore blends pagan traditions, early medical beliefs, and supernatural protection rituals across cultures. In Europe, the hare’s paw was used for protection against evil and illness, venerated as a sacred messenger for its speed and nocturnal habits. The Celts believed hares, living underground, were supernatural creatures tied to the Otherworld. Inspired by this heritage, we present our hare’s foot talisman collection. These hare’s foot talismans have been carefully handcrafted during a waning moon cycle, setting them apart from ordinary charms. Each features a vintage brass fitting, adorned with a chain and a pentacle charm. This collection showcases the hind paw, noted as ‘B’ in the photograph of the group of three paws. Sold individually, each measures approximately 10cm, with an additional 7cm in the chain and pentacle charm. It is the middle size in the collection. For sizes A and C, please see their individual listing.   Here at Gypsy Red Corpse – Artefacts for the Witching Hour, we take great pride in offering ethically sourced and sustainable materials to supplement your ritual practice. We do not, in any way, support or condone the trade of poached or endangered animals or cruelty to animals. All bones are ethically sourced – death is by natural causes or a by-product of road-kill.  

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  Wild Hare’s Foot Talisman ‘C’

  $49.95

  Historical records show the hare’s foot was a popular lucky charm and medicinal talisman long before the rabbit’s foot became a commercial object. Folklore blends pagan traditions, early medical beliefs, and supernatural protection rituals across cultures. In Europe, the hare’s paw was used for protection against evil and illness, venerated as a sacred messenger for its speed and nocturnal habits. The Celts believed hares, living underground, were supernatural creatures tied to the Otherworld. Inspired by this heritage, we present our hare’s foot talisman collection. These hare’s foot talismans have been carefully handcrafted during a waning moon cycle, setting them apart from ordinary charms. Each features a vintage brass fitting, adorned with a chain and a pentacle charm. This collection showcases the hind paw, noted as ‘C’ in the photograph of the group of three paws. Sold individually, each measures between 12 and 13cm, with an additional 7cm in the chain and pentacle charm. It is the largest size in the collection. For sizes A and B, please see their individual listing.   Here at Gypsy Red Corpse – Artefacts for the Witching Hour, we take great pride in offering ethically sourced and sustainable materials to supplement your ritual practice. We do not, in any way, support or condone the trade of poached or endangered animals or cruelty to animals. All bones are ethically sourced – death is by natural causes or a by-product of road-kill.  

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  Wild Hare’s Ear Talismans

  $49.95

  Historically, hare ears have served as sensory tools for navigating the boundaries between the physical and spiritual realms. Within magickal traditions and folklore, hare ears are regarded as talismans that enhance intuition, facilitate perception of the unseen, and provide spiritual protection. In Celtic and Irish folklore, hares are considered liminal beings capable of traversing multiple worlds. Due to their exceptional hearing and panoramic vision, hares are associated with heightened perceptual abilities. Practitioners use these talismans to discern subtle messages, anticipate potential threats, and navigate uncertain spiritual paths safely. These hare’s ear talismans have been carefully handcrafted during a waning moon cycle, setting them apart from ordinary charms. Sold individually and measuring 13cm long, 3cm wide, and 2cm in depth, each features a vintage brass fitting and chain, complemented by a pentacle charm, resulting in a unique artefact. Please choose carefully from the selection options for either the right or left ear, and only one of each is available.   Here at Gypsy Red Corpse – Artefacts for the Witching Hour, we take great pride in offering ethically sourced and sustainable materials to supplement your ritual practice. We do not, in any way, support or condone the trade of poached or endangered animals or cruelty to animals. All bones are ethically sourced – death is by natural causes or a by-product of road-kill.    

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  Wild Hare’s Tail Talisman

  $29.95

  Throughout history, the hare’s tail has served as a physical charm believed to attract good fortune and offer protection. In British and Celtic folklore, carrying a hare's foot or tail has traditionally served as a charm against evil. Beyond protection, hare charms, recognised for their supernatural attributes and association with shapeshifting, were believed to grant hidden knowledge to those who possessed part of the animal. Owing to the hare's high reproductive rate, these charms are also commonly linked to abundance and new beginnings. Their nocturnal habits further associate them with the lunar cycle, establishing them as symbols of immortality and rebirth. In light of these rich traditions and symbolism, this hare’s tail talisman was carefully handcrafted during a waning moon cycle, setting it apart from ordinary charms. Measuring 8cm by 4cm, it features a vintage brass fitting, finished with both a chain and a pentacle charm.   Here at Gypsy Red Corpse – Artefacts for the Witching Hour, we take great pride in offering ethically sourced and sustainable materials to supplement your ritual practice. We do not, in any way, support or condone the trade of poached or endangered animals or cruelty to animals. All bones are ethically sourced – death is by natural causes or a by-product of road-kill.  

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  Vintage Rabbit’s Foot

  $29.95

  Steeped in superstition, a rabbit’s foot is often worn or carried as a good luck charm. In cultures such as North America, England and Wales, a rabbit’s foot is worn or carried as an amulet to bring good luck, originating from a hare’s foot. Historically, rabbits have been associated with lunar symbolism, as the dark markings on the Moon's surface are often interpreted as resembling a rabbit. This vintage rabbit’s foot measures 5cm in length, 2cm in width, and 1.5cm in depth. In very good condition, it remains intact in its original setting and is accompanied by a ball chain. Only one is available.   Here at Gypsy Red Corpse – Artefacts for the Witching Hour, we take great pride in offering ethically sourced and sustainable materials to supplement your ritual practice. We do not, in any way, support or condone the trade of poached or endangered animals or cruelty to animals. All bones are ethically sourced – death is by natural causes or a by-product of road-kill.  

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  Lucky Weasel Tail Brooch

  $59.95

  Historically, the weasel's tail has been most commonly associated with wealth and protection. It also functioned as a good-luck charm due to its connections with stealth, cleverness, and perceived magickal power. In contemporary contexts, the lucky weasel tail brooch is considered a collectable example of vintage fashion and macabre art. Modern practitioners of folk magick and occult traditions often regard it as a personal talisman that assists the wearer in navigating the unseen and fosters trust in intuition. This vintage brooch features a preserved weasel tail, securely enclosed within a silver-plated fitting. The brooch measures 8.5cm in length and 1cm in diameter, and its clasp enclosure is in excellent working condition. Only one is available.   Specifications Description: Lucky Weasel Tail Brooch Date: Approximately 20^th Century Maker: Unknown Condition: Very good   PLEASE NOTE Our antique and vintage collections are second-hand items. Customers are not purchasing ‘new’, ‘perfect’ or ‘unworn items’, and as such, should expect wear and imperfections. It is expected that these pieces will show normal wear and tear, given their age. Wear could include patina, scuffs, and light scratches or chips. Images are of actual items. Please review the photos carefully before purchasing and reach out if you have any questions.  

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  Lucky Grouse Foot Brooch 

  $49.95

  Originating from Scottish folklore, the lucky grouse foot brooch is believed to bring good fortune. Popularised during the Victorian and Edwardian periods, these talismans were traditionally worn to promote success in hunting and serve as symbols of good luck. In a contemporary context, the lucky grouse foot brooch has transitioned from a functional hunting talisman into a highly collectable piece of vintage fashion and macabre art. Contemporary folk magick and occult enthusiasts often view the brooch as a powerful protective amulet, for its sharp, claw-like appearance is seen as a way to scratch away bad luck, ill will, or negative spirits. This vintage brooch features a preserved grouse foot and a silver ball ring on its middle toe. Measuring 7.5cm in length, 3cm in width, and 2cm in depth, it appears to be silver, and the C-clasp enclosure is in excellent working condition. Only one is available.   Specifications Description: Lucky Grouse Foot Brooch Date: 20^th Century Maker: Unknown Condition: Good   PLEASE NOTE Our antique and vintage collections are second-hand items. Customers are not purchasing ‘new’, ‘perfect’ or ‘unworn items’, and as such, should expect wear and imperfections. It is expected that these pieces will show normal wear and tear, given their age. Wear could include patina, scuffs, and light scratches or chips. Images are of actual items. Please review the photos carefully before purchasing and reach out if you have any questions.  

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  Lucky Grouse Foot Brooch ‘Deer Antlers’ 

  $29.95

  Originating from Scottish folklore, the lucky grouse foot brooch is believed to bring good fortune. Popularised during the Victorian and Edwardian periods, these talismans were traditionally worn to promote success in hunting and serve as symbols of good luck. In a contemporary context, the lucky grouse foot brooch has transitioned from a functional hunting talisman into a highly collectable piece of vintage fashion and macabre art. Contemporary folk magick and occult enthusiasts often view the brooch as a powerful protective amulet, for its sharp, claw-like appearance is seen as a way to scratch away bad luck, ill will, or negative spirits. This vintage brooch features a preserved grouse foot, and an amber-coloured gemstone, possibly Citrine, set within a deer’s head and antlers motif. Measuring 7.5cm in length, 3cm in width, and 2cm in depth, it features a C-clasp enclosure and a safety chain, both in excellent working condition. Only one is available.   Specifications Description: Lucky Grouse Foot Brooch Date: 20^th Century Hallmark: Mizpah accompanied by two hearts pierced by an arrow Maker: Ward Brothers, Glasgow, Scotland Condition: Good, part of the centre claw is missing and is priced accordingly   PLEASE NOTE Our antique and vintage collections are second-hand items. Customers are not purchasing ‘new’, ‘perfect’ or ‘unworn items’, and as such, should expect wear and imperfections. It is expected that these pieces will show normal wear and tear, given their age. Wear could include patina, scuffs, and light scratches or chips. Images are of actual items. Please review the photos carefully before purchasing and reach out if you have any questions.  

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