Potions & Brews
This large iron pot is traditionally used by witches to boil bubbling concoctions and magical brews
What is a cauldron?
Sabrina the teenage witch lived with her eccentric aunts, Hilda & Zelda along with a talking cat named?
Who is Salem
This root, famously shaped like a human body, belongs to the nightshade family and was rumored to emit a fatal scream when pulled from the ground.
What is the mandrake root
In Practical Magic, Gillian returned to Jimmy Angelov's car to retrieve her amulet of this stone believed to ward off evil and protect the wearer.
What is Tiger's Eye
If your ears are burning or ringing, it means someone is
What is talking about you?
Shakespeare's "Macbeth" features 3 witches chanting "double double toil and trouble..." name one of the ingredients they throw into the brew.
What is: eye of newt, toe of frog, or wool of bat
This 1996 supernatural horror film features 4 LA teens who invoke a deity named Manon to cast spells.
What is The Craft?
This common, fragrant garden herb is frequently burned in rituals to cleanse a sacred space or home of negative energy.
What is sage?
Often kept by bedsides to ward off nightmares, this purple variety of quartz is prized for it's calming energy and psychic protection.
Ancient Greeks believed it would aid in keeping you from getting drunk; so they made gauntlets and amulets out of it.
What is amethyst?
Leaving this common household cleaning tool behind when you move into a new house is said to prevent you from bringing your old bad luck with you.
What is a broom?
In occultism, this 2 word term describes a concentrated liquid extract where the magical properties of a plant are captured specifically in alcohol.
What is an herbal tincture?
In Arthur Miller's The Crucible, this character is the ringleader of the girls making accusations motivated by her affair with John Proctor.
Who is Abigail Williams?
This highly toxic plant, also known as "deadly nightshade" was historically used in cosmetics to dilate women's pupils, giving them a striking look.
What is Belladonna?
Long associated with dark magic, this blood-red gem was historically believed to glow in the dark when danger was nearby.
What is a ruby?
According to folklore, you can predict the severity of the upcoming winter by looking for a spoon, fork, or knive in the middle of this fruit.
What is a persimmon?
This traditional alcoholic drink, made from fermented honey and water, is frequently used as a ritual offering or celebratory beverage.
What is mead?
In the original Charmed series, what are the first names of Paige Matthew's adoptive parents who raised her after she was left at a church as an infant?
Who is Jeff and Loretta Matthews?
What is Wolfsbane aka Monkshood or Aconite?
Known as the "Witch's Stone" in Baltic folklore, this organic gem is actually fossilized tree resin, believed to trap bad luck and illnesses inside.
What is amber?
To avoid draining good fortune or inviting the grim reaper to take a family member you should avoid this household chore on New Year's Day.
What is washing laundry?
Witches frequently brew with this silver-green herb for purification and protection: though it's name also doubles as a word for a wise person.
What is sage?
In Roald Dahl's classic children's book "The Witches" what is distinct and physically unusual about the anatomy of a witch's foot?
What is They have square feet with no toes?
These common fruit seeds contain a compound called amygdalin, which releases highly toxic hydrogen cyanide into the body when crushed and digested.
What are apple seeds?
Swallowing them whole is not harmful, as the seeds have a protective covering designed to uphold and pass safely through the body without releasing any toxins
Named for the Canadian region where it was discovered, this stone offers a flash of color when the light hits it just right, this labradorescence is often referred to as "the flash of the witch's mirror".
What is labradite?
Inuit legend states the Northern lights were once trapped in this stone but a warrior found the stone and struck it releasing the colors back into the sky, though some remained trapped in the stones forever.
To keep restless spirits from entering the home, residents of the South historically have painted their porch this specific shade of light blue?
What is Haint Blue