witchy shops – New World Witchery – The Search for American Traditional Witchcraft

I’m currently doing some traveling, but while staying in Nashville, TN where we visit with my in-laws each year I was fortunate enough to have a day where both Laine and our friend (and fellow YouTuber/witchy bon-vivant) AthenaBeth made the drive in to meet up with me. We did some witchy shop-hopping and visited four different stores, where I picked up a few fun items (and probably more books than I should have). I made a video of it so please check it out and feel free to comment and/or share it around!

Oh, and AthenaBeth ALSO made a video about it you can find here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SGNnGERcnRM

And here are the shops we visited:

Cosmic Connections – https://www.yourcosmicconnections.com/
Draconis Arcanum – https://draconis-arcanum.com/
Hail! Nashville – http://haildarkaesthetics.com/
AromaG’s Botanica – https://www.aromagregory.com/

Thanks for watching!
-Cory

While we get our Etsy shop slowly up to speed (there are more products on the way soon, I promise!), I thought I’d take today to recommend a couple of sites where you can find fantastically witchy supplies. I’ve had good, long conversations with both shop owners and found them to be incredibly knowledgeable about their products and about magic in general. Without further ado, here they are:

Forest Grove Botanica – The store of Sarah, the Witch of Forest Grove, whom we’ve had on our show before. Now, I’ve linked to her shop in the past, but as of yesterday, she launched her site independently, so it no longer relies on Etsy to provide transactions and listings. And it looks like she has really been expanding her wares, too. She’s including all sorts of wonderful products, like Witches’ Salves, herbal smokes, oils, potions, and incenses. I’ve already placed my first order, and I’m sure I’ll be getting lots more from her in the future (especially once she gets her Art section up and running).

Alchemy Arts – This is the store I mentioned from the Chicago-land area in Podcast 17 (and which I incorrectly called “Alchemy Works,” sorry!). I seriously spent a lot of time and money in this shop, and I wish I could have spent more of both there. This was a phenomenal place, and the owner really knows his stuff. If you’re in the area, stop by. Or you can call him and he’ll help you get exactly what you need at a fair price.

If you have favorite shops you’d like to recommend, please comment and do so (if you can provide links, that’s helpful, too)!

Thanks for reading!

-Cory