Lush velveteen pouch in black for storing charms, crystals, or other sacred objects & treasures. Velveteen drawstring close.

Approx. 3" x 4".

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Bags and pouches are an important magical tool as they have many uses. You can use them to carry tools safely; or keep tarot decks and crystals protected from negative vibrations and damage; create a Mojo bag; stuff with herbs to make a sachet charm or dream pillow.

Storing a tarot deck in a special place helps the reader to appreciate the significance of her cards. It builds an atmosphere of respect for the tarot reading. It is also believed that care placed in storage practices keeps the cards from absorbing negative energy. A popular storage option is a dark colored fabric bag. Some people wrap their cards in a cloth before they place the cards in the bag.

Mojo bags (also known as a gris-gris or conjure bag) usually contains a mix of herbs, powders, personal items such as a hair or fingernail clippings, sometimes a coin or dice, a lodestone, a petition paper or prayer, and other objects thought to promote supernatural action or protection.

Herbal sachets are small fabric bags filled with herbs intended to achieve a particular magical goal. They are popular for protection and attracting positive influences into your life such as love, psychic ability, prosperity and the like. Sachets are constucted with appropriate correspondences for the magical intent they are being created to achieve.These correspondences include the time and day they are made, the color of the cloth used, and the herbs and other items often including crystals which are enclosed in the pouch.

Making dream pillows are an excellent way to make your subconscious mind work with you on problem-solving, divination, etc. Dream pillows will also help when you are troubled by nightmares. For hundreds of years people have used herb mixtures to affect their dreams. In the same way that certain fragrances (like fresh coffee or cut grass) evoke a pleasant memory for you, herbs also evoke pleasant associations of memory.