Natural Magick Co-op

06/04/2026

The Secret Life of Bees by Sue Monk Kidd

06/03/2026

Excited about this book by Loren Morris of Primitive Witchery!
Pre orders are open now.
Releases in early July of 2026.

A detailed guide that combines ancient wisdom and modern practice, teaching readers how to craft their own powerful and personalized spell cords - by Loren Morris

Preview here: https://www.calameo.com/red-wheel_weiser-books/read/005570974208290c85de0

06/01/2026

Laura Tempest Zakroff

06/01/2026

Rabbit is a totem of swiftness, fertility, and camouflage. It is a spirit of joy and freedom. The rabbit knows when to be so still as to be invisible, crypsis, and when to move so quickly nobody knows where he went!
Rabbit oil by Natural Magick Shop smells very gentle, because Rabbit is a shy and peaceable creature. It has grassy green and earthy notes for the meadows and warrens of Rabbit's joy, and a few ingredients to convey the sheer wildness of the Rabbit spirit. Wild Vervain adds the scent of swiftness that is the Rabbit's sudden sprint. This fades quickly and settles back down to a sweet stillness.
~ Cedar Stevens, Founder & Head Potioneer, Natural Magick Co-op
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05/31/2026

This gothic Texas café serves haunted lattes, spooky sandwiches, and vibes straight out of a vampire movie.

05/31/2026

"Evolution, like charity, begins at home..." ~ Doreen Valiente
Image by Laura Tempest Zakroff

05/30/2026

Have you tried our White Amber perfume oil?
It's one of our most popular items!
It's available in a purse size 1/6 oz roll on with refill sizes in 1/2oz to 1 oz.
It's very light and airy for an Amber, and some folks just go nuts over it. They must have it or they feel naked. We don't know what to say, it is a high quality synthetic from a family perfumery in India. There are many products out on the market that include this family's White Amber as an ingredient, from many high dollar commercial perfumes to "unscented" laundry products.
White Amber does change slightly in fragrance from year to year because it does contain real essential oils, we are told by the manufacturers. In our opinion, the fragrance has "wandered" from when we became fans of it in the 80's. It's our guess that the commercial extinction of East Indian Sandalwood essential oil might be the reason for the change. If this is the case, the manufacturer has done a good job keeping it recognizable.
We still like it a lot.
White Amber also mixes well with other perfumes, if you like to blend your own signature fragrances. ~ Cedar Stevens, Founder & Head Potioneer, Natural Magick Co-op
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