Magick Inks

These magick inks are all made from pure resins and botanicals soaked in pure alcohol so they dry very quickly. They contain no synthetic colors, scents, or extenders, and are made with magickal intention by a witch, not by exploited sweatshop workers in Asia. We now have Dragonsblood Ink, Dove's Blood Ink, Bat's Blood Ink, and Seraph's Ink. I am working on creating many other magick inks. If you need one for a specific purpose, let me know. Keep in mind that pure alcohol can damage mucous membranes. Do not ingest or paint on skin. Since most of these inks contain resins, they will clog up a fountain pen. Use a feather (the tip of the feather is often easier to deal with than the quill end), split reed, or Q-tip.

Bat's Blood Ink

This magick ink has a long tradition of being used for creating havoc, hexing, binding, cursing, and so forth. It is made from refined dragonsblood resin, indigo, myrrh, cinnamon, and denatured (non-drinkable) alcohol.

Dove's Blood Ink

This magick ink is often used for drawing amulets or writing spells related to love. Since the dove represents the goddess Venus, dove's blood ink is also appropriate for rituals about prosperity or fertility. It is made from refined dragonsblood resin, rose, and cinnamon soaked in denatured (non-drinkable) alcohol.

Dragon's Blood Ink

The classic magick ink, dragon's blood ink adds extra Firepower to amulets and spells. This ink contains refined dragonsblood resin, a bit of opoponax for additional oomph, and denatured (non-drinkable) alcohol.

Seraph's Ink

This magick ink was created in honor of the fiery, six-winged angels, the Seraphim, and is good for works of protection. Seraph's ink is made from real saffron, frankincense, and non-drinkable alcohol. Saffron ink has been used in spiritual contexts in India for centuries. This ink tends to bleed through paper more than the others do.