Witchin' Wares

14/06/2026

The Winter Solstice is on its way in the Southern Hemisphere. Here are a few simple ways you can celebrate ❄️ 🕯️ 🎄

07/06/2026

Thank you to everyone who came out to The Witch Market this weekend! 🖤🔮
Your energy, support and witchy vibes made it truly magical. Grateful for every spellbound soul who stopped by, shopped local and shared in the magic. Shoutout to for having us again! This year was even bigger and better than the last. Until next time, witches! 🌙🕯️🧙‍♀️

06/06/2026

POV: You’re co worker can’t control their facial expressions

31/05/2026

The Witch Market is next weekend and we’ve been busy witches restocking all your faves in preparation 💜🧙🏻‍♀️

The shelves are full, the cauldrons are bubbling and the magic is ready. Join us on June 6th & 7th at the Hawthorn Arts Centre, Melbourne to discover enchanting gifts, magical tools and handmade witchy creations from local makers ✨🔮🧿

28/05/2026

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Bastet moved through Ancient Egyptian religion as a goddess of protection, intuition, fertility, music, sensuality, motherhood, and sacred guardianship. Her presence represented warmth within the home, yet also the silent force willing to defend it without hesitation.

Earlier Egyptian traditions connected Bastet closely to lioness symbolism before her imagery became associated more strongly with domestic cats. This duality mattered deeply. Cats were admired not for harmlessness, but for balance. They nurtured gently while remaining powerful hunters capable of sensing danger long before humans noticed it.

That instinct became sacred through Bastet.

Her temples housed revered cats believed connected directly to divine energy and spiritual protection. Ancient Egyptians considered harming a cat a severe offense, since these animals were viewed as guardians against snakes, disease, darkness, and hostile forces entering the household. Bastet therefore protected more than physical spaces. She guarded the unseen boundaries surrounding family, peace, and spiritual safety.

She was also associated with joy, dance, perfume, celebration, and feminine power expressed openly rather than hidden away. Festivals dedicated to Bastet became some of the largest in Egypt, filled with music, offerings, ritual devotion, and journeys along the Nile honouring the goddess through celebration rather than fear.

Yet Bastet was never weak.

Ancient texts connect her to the defense of Ra against Apophis, the serpent of chaos threatening cosmic balance itself. Even in her gentler form, strength remained close beneath the surface.

That is why Bastet endured for centuries.

She embodied protection without losing softness. Power without cruelty. Intuition sharp enough to sense what others could not.

Ancient Egyptians understood something modern culture often forgets:

Cats watch the world differently.

Silent. Observant. Protective.
Moving between shadow and light with complete awareness and through them, many believed Bastet was always watching too.

26/05/2026

Hand crafted with love and full of magick, our Yule Blessings Crystal Candle is inspired by the witches sabbat, Yule. Traditionally celebrated June 20th-23rd in the Southern Hemisphere, Yule is the shortest day and longest night of the year. At Yule we celebrate the rebirth of the sun, for now that the longest night is here, the sun will again begin to grow stronger and bring with it a promise of a productive earth once more ☀️

Infused with kambaba jasper, herbs corresponding with the energies of Yule, pine cone charm and a yummy aroma of apple, cardamom, nutmeg, cinnamon, maple and vanilla 🍁

23/05/2026

If we can’t see it, we can’t buy it…

21/05/2026

Find us and many other magical vendors at Kensington Witches Fair this Saturday!

Witchin’ Wares offers an extensive range of altar tools, magickal supplies, ritual candles, witchy home decor, jewelry and accessories 🔮

Hope to see you there! ✨

16/05/2026

Who can relate? 🧙🏻‍♀️

16/05/2026

A little magic, wrapped with care 💜✨