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Hekate incense in tin

Hekate Incense
This incense was developed back in 2008 to complement our magick oil dedicated to Hekate. Over the last 13 years devotion to and interest in this ancient Goddess of magick, the crossroads, and so much more has steadily been on the rise. The resins used in this incense offering for Hekate include opoponax, for that extra-dark quality that evokes this powerful deity, and myrrh, the bittersweet resin that is associated with the darker feminine aspects of the divine (like Binah on the Tree of the Life). Blackthorn is present for its association with Saturn and its connection with the deepening dark of the year (October 28 through November 24). This incense also includes musk seeds for their Earthen connection to Saturn (giving that good underground scent) and white willow, which was sacred to Hekate in ancient Greece. We add a little blackberry to represent the black fruits of the dark of the year, pepperwort, which Agrippa tied to Saturn, mandrake root, for obvious reasons, and more.

Hekate and her puppy

As always, this incense is hand-compounded using a consecrated mortar and pestle, and is made of natural resins, herbs, and essential oils with no synthetics of any sort. In addition, the ritual space that we use to craft all of our incenses includes a special shrine to Hekate. (The Goddess of Witchcraft features strongly in our own personal practice). Caelo Ereboque Potens!

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Hekate Incense
1 oz. in tin $17.25



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Uses in Witchcraft & Magic:

Working with Spirits
Journeying to the Underworld
Necromancy
Honoring Hekate as Guide

Try our Hekate Oil or Torchbearer Incense

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