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The Three Charms of Baba Yaga Amulet

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Original price was: CAD $125.00.Current price is: CAD $65.00.

The Three Charms of Baba Yaga Amulet is a talismanic necklace that features a beautiful charm cluster. Consisting of a teardrop of shungite, chicken foot, and a mortar & pestle. Representing the wise witch herself this necklace was ritually handcrafted as an ode to Baba Yaga and her hut.

Baba Yaga flies around in a mortar, wields a pestle, and dwells deep in the dark forest in a hut usually described as standing on chicken legs. It is said that if you encounter her, she will either eat you, put you to work or give you advice. If she gives you advice, the outcome will be better than you could imagine. If she puts you to work… The work will be hard but you will do better than you ever dreamed possible. If she eats you.. Well, better luck in the next life!

The three included charms are:

  • Shungite: is a stone of rejuvenation, and is said to contain a healing power incomparable to any other. It purifies, protects, normalizes, induces recovery, & promotes growth in living organisms. It is also said to offer protection against the evil eye and negative energies.
  • The Chicken Foot: Baba Yaga lives in a hut which stands on chicken legs. In most folk tales she is portrayed as an antagonist; however, sometimes in other folk stories some have been known to seek her out for her wisdom, and she has been known on occasion to offer guidance to lost souls.
  • Mortar & Pestles is a very precious tool used for crushing and grinding food, herbs, seeds, incense and medicine. One of the great symbols of pharmacology. They have been used in preparations for thousands of years, & are one of humankind’s most commonly used magical mundane tools.

Adorn to invoke Baba’s wisdom, remember the past & to power through obstacles yet to come.

Few were made when they are gone they are gone.

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1 review for The Three Charms of Baba Yaga Amulet

  1. marnie tunay (verified owner)

    I quite like this amulet. It’s a good size, it’s elegant, and when I put it on my neck, I realized that it suits me.

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Weight 150 g
Dimensions 6 × 6 × 3 cm

Description

The Three Charms of Baba Yaga Amulet is a talismanic necklace that features a beautiful charm cluster. Consisting of a teardrop of shungite, chicken foot, and a mortar & pestle. Representing the wise witch herself this necklace was ritually handcrafted as an ode to Baba Yaga and her hut.

Baba Yaga flies around in a mortar, wields a pestle, and dwells deep in the dark forest in a hut usually described as standing on chicken legs. It is said that if you encounter her, she will either eat you, put you to work or give you advice. If she gives you advice, the outcome will be better than you could imagine. If she puts you to work… The work will be hard but you will do better than you ever dreamed possible. If she eats you.. Well, better luck in the next life!

The three included charms are:

  • Shungite: is a stone of rejuvenation, and is said to contain a healing power incomparable to any other. It purifies, protects, normalizes, induces recovery, & promotes growth in living organisms. It is also said to offer protection against the evil eye and negative energies.
  • The Chicken Foot: Baba Yaga lives in a hut which stands on chicken legs. In most folk tales she is portrayed as an antagonist; however, sometimes in other folk stories some have been known to seek her out for her wisdom, and she has been known on occasion to offer guidance to lost souls.
  • Mortar & Pestles is a very precious tool used for crushing and grinding food, herbs, seeds, incense and medicine. One of the great symbols of pharmacology. They have been used in preparations for thousands of years, & are one of humankind’s most commonly used magical mundane tools.

Adorn to invoke Baba’s wisdom, remember the past & to power through obstacles yet to come.

Few were made when they are gone they are gone.