About Wild Witch Herbs
Where the green world meets the unseen. A space for folk magic, ancestral remembering, and the old ways of working with land, spirit, and self.
Wild Witch Herbs began as a personal grimoire—a place to collect the plant lore, folk practices, and spirit traditions that have threaded through my life and lineage. Over time, it grew into something more public: a living archive for anyone drawn to the intersection of herbalism, witchcraft, and ancestral wisdom.
Here, you'll find practical herb craft alongside deeper explorations of house spirits, lunar rites, Balkan folklore, and the animist traditions that teach us how to live in relationship with the world around us. This isn't about dogma or rigid tradition. It's about remembering—recovering the knowledge that lives in our bones, our gardens, and the stories passed down through generations.
What You'll Find Here
- Plant Lore & Practical Herbalism
Magical and medicinal uses of herbs, from protection and purification to fertility and dreamwork. - Folk Magic & Witchcraft
Spells, rituals, and craft techniques rooted in tradition but adapted for contemporary practice. - Ancestral & Spirit Traditions
House spirits, land guardians, lunar cycles, and the animist practices that connect us to place and lineage. - Living Traditions
Research into regional folklore—particularly Balkan and Eastern European traditions.
A Note on Tradition & Ethics
The practices shared here are drawn from folk traditions, academic research, and personal experience. I strive to honor the sources of this knowledge—whether that's a centuries-old herbal manuscript, a conversation with an elder, or the quiet teaching of a plant growing behind my house.
This work is inherently syncretic: it weaves together strands from multiple traditions because that is how folk magic has always evolved. At the same time, I believe in giving credit, respecting closed practices, and never claiming authority over traditions that aren't mine to teach.
"Some things can only be learned in the dirt.
Some spirits only speak after dark.
Some traditions only survive because someone decided to write them down.
And we are still here, learning the old agreements again."
Questions & Collaborations
Or find me wandering in the garden, probably talking to the roses.