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Krampus Oil
CAD $22.00
Anoint with Krampusnacht Oil to keep the household in line and when you need to invoke the essence of Krampus.
Krampus is a horned figure described as “half-goat, half-demon” who was said to punish children who have misbehaved during Yule. In German Folklore it was believed that Krampus carried bundles of birch branches with which he would swat children. His origin is unclear and some folklorists think he has a pre-Christian origin. His name originates with the German krampen, which means “claw”. Tradition has it he is the son of Hel, the Norse god of the underworld.
During the 12th century, the Catholic Church attempted to banish Krampus celebrations because of his resemblance to the devil. When Christians replaced pagan winter festivals with Christmas, Krampus underwent a transformation. He was associated with the devil, and he was placed in a subservient position to Saint Nicholas—even forced to wear chains to show his inferiority.
Use as a dressing oil on yourself, candles, petition papers, spell papers, charms, amulets, fetishes or anything else you wish.
To attract things to you and for positive work anoint yourself upwards from bottom to top | toe to head. To expel or get rid of something dress in a downwards motion from top to bottom | head to toe.
Limited Quantity Available // Only till December 31th
8 ml dropper bottle
In stock
Additional information
| Weight | 30 g |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 2 × 2 × 5 cm |
Description
Anoint with Krampusnacht Oil to keep the household in line and when you need to invoke the essence of Krampus.
Krampus is a horned figure described as “half-goat, half-demon” who was said to punish children who have misbehaved during Yule. In German Folklore it was believed that Krampus carried bundles of birch branches with which he would swat children. His origin is unclear and some folklorists think he has a pre-Christian origin. His name originates with the German krampen, which means “claw”. Tradition has it he is the son of Hel, the Norse god of the underworld.
During the 12th century, the Catholic Church attempted to banish Krampus celebrations because of his resemblance to the devil. When Christians replaced pagan winter festivals with Christmas, Krampus underwent a transformation. He was associated with the devil, and he was placed in a subservient position to Saint Nicholas—even forced to wear chains to show his inferiority.
Use as a dressing oil on yourself, candles, petition papers, spell papers, charms, amulets, fetishes or anything else you wish.
To attract things to you and for positive work anoint yourself upwards from bottom to top | toe to head. To expel or get rid of something dress in a downwards motion from top to bottom | head to toe.
Limited Quantity Available // Only till December 31th
8 ml dropper bottle
karmapug25 (verified owner) –
This stuff is great! I use it to keep my neighbours’ kids from screaming and crying all day. Krampus will keep them in line! I place some oil on our adjoining walls when the kids are really unruly. It’s something that has to be done regularly (once won’t permanently keep the kids quiet.) But I imagine this can be done by parents also who need their children to behave or calm down if they’re really upset. (We can all use some quiet time!) This can also be used on candles to burn for a longer affect (depending how long the candle burns.) Krampus oil is definitely one you’ll want in your magickal cabinet!
johnathan_fells (verified owner) –
Love this stuff!