The "I can't believe it's not graveyard dirt candle"

Ysadora has created a graveyard dirt candle. Well almost. Using an alternative to graveayrd dirt including patchouli, juniper and charcoal, this is the "I can't believe it's not graveyard dirt" candle. It even comes in the shape of a gravestone.

The use of graveyard dirt in witchcraft can vary depending on the tradition and specific beliefs of the practitioner. In some forms of folk magic, graveyard dirt is believed to possess strong magical properties due to its association with death and the spirits of the deceased.

One common use of graveyard dirt is to incorporate it into spell work for protection, banishing, or even revenge. For example, a practitioner may use graveyard dirt from a loved one's grave to create a protective amulet, or use dirt from the grave of someone who caused harm to enact revenge or cause harm in return.

Graveyard dirt can also be used for divination or communication with spirits. Some practitioners believe that by collecting dirt from a specific grave, they can establish a connection with the deceased and receive messages or guidance from them