Mistletoe Oil by Espiritu, 1 oz
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- Primary Spiritual Use: Protection
- Secondary Spiritual Use: Luck
- Size: 1 oz
- Element: Air
- Planet: Sun
- Zodiac: Leo
- Chakra: Root
- Ruling Day: Sunday
- Tradition: Wiccan/eclectic
- Intent: Protection, Luck, Banishing
Sacred to Druids and hung at Yule for protection and blessing, mistletoe is one of the oldest magical plants of the northern world. Mistletoe Oil draws on that storied green branch, a blended fragrance oil for protection, good fortune, and the warding of home and hearth. This Mistletoe Oil by Espiritu is made for dressing candles, anointing charms and doorways, and marking the workings where you guard your space and call blessings in.
This 1 ounce bottle is a personal size, enough to dress candles and anoint doorways through a long season of practice. Dress a candle to guard your home, anoint a charm or a doorway, or mark a petition. The oil carries the intention; the protection you raise is your own.
At a glance
Key Features of Mistletoe Oil
A protection and blessing focus. Drawing on mistletoe's ancient reputation, this oil is worked to guard a space, ward a threshold, and call good fortune and blessing in.
Made for warding work. Its home is protective conjure: a candle dressed to guard, a doorway or charm anointed, a petition marked for protection and fortune. For skin, dilute it in a carrier oil first.
A 1 ounce personal bottle. A versatile size suited to steady practice and a good measure for dressing candles and anointing doorways over a long season. Also offered as a 16 oz practitioner bottle and a 2 dram sampler.
The particulars
Product Details
- Volume: 1 fl oz (approximately 30 ml)
- Blend: proprietary Espiritu formula themed on mistletoe
- Use: ritual anointing of candles, doorways, charms, and petitions for protection and good fortune; dilute in a carrier oil for skin
- External use only. Not for ingestion. Keep out of reach of children.
Ingredients
Espiritu does not publish the full formula for this blend, which is themed on mistletoe. Treat it as a blended fragrance oil: dilute it in a carrier oil such as jojoba or grapeseed before any skin contact, and patch test first. Contact us with sensitivity questions before ordering.
The Spiritual Significance
Mistletoe has been held sacred for millennia. The Druids are said to have cut it from the oak with a golden sickle, and across northern Europe it was hung in the home at midwinter as a charm of protection, peace, and blessing, a green branch alive when all else slept. In Scott Cunningham's herbal it is ruled by the Sun and the element of Air, counted among the herbs of protection, love, fertility, and exorcism.
An oil named for mistletoe carries that protective, blessing-bringing reputation. Dress and burn a candle to guard your home, anoint a charm or a doorway to ward your threshold, or mark a petition for protection and good fortune. The mistletoe plant is toxic and is never ingested; this is a fragrance blend for ritual anointing, not the plant itself. As with all conjure, the oil focuses your intention; the protection you raise is your own. It draws on folk herb-lore in the Wiccan and eclectic tradition.
Ways to use it
What Is Mistletoe Oil Used For?
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Spellwork
Use it in workings for protection, luck and banishing. -
Dressing a candle
Rub a drop or two onto the candle before you light it, to add your intention to the working. -
Candles and wax melts
Stir it into melted wax when you make candles or wax melts. -
A petition or sigil
Dab it on a petition paper, or use it to draw a sigil. -
Spell bags and jars
Add a few drops to a spell bag, charm or jar. -
Anointing a crystal or tool
Touch a drop to a crystal, wand or other tool. -
Doorways and windowsills
Trace a drop along a doorframe or windowsill. -
Blessing a new tool
Anoint a new crystal, wand or candle holder before its first use. -
New or full moon rituals
Use it to dress your candle or anoint yourself during a moon working. -
Meditation
Warm a drop in your oil warmer, or wear a diluted dab, before you sit. -
Holidays and sabbats
Use it to dress candles for seasonal celebrations. -
Everyday scent
Warm it in an oil warmer, or wear it diluted, for the fragrance alone. -
On skin
Wear it as a personal scent or for a glamour. Dilute it in a carrier oil such as jojoba or grapeseed, and patch test a small spot first. -
In an oil warmer
Fill the warmer's dish mostly with water and add one drop for a lighter scent. Don't use it in an ultrasonic diffuser, which needs essential oils. -
As a gift
A small bottle goes a long way, since most uses take a drop or two. -
How much and how to store it
A drop or two is enough for most uses. Fragrance oils hold up well, so you can keep the bottle with your other supplies with the cap on tight.
Step by step
How To Use Mistletoe Oil
- Set your intention. Protection, blessing, or warding.
- Dress a candle. Touch a few drops to a white or green candle and burn it safely, never left unattended.
- Anoint a doorway or charm. Mark your threshold to guard it.
- Mark a petition. For protection and good fortune.
- Renew the ward. Refresh the work as needed, and store the oil cool and dark.
Good company
Pairs Well With
- Black Obsidian Tumbled Stones a protective stone for the home.
- Nag Champa Candle in Cauldron burn to bless a space.
- Copal Oil cleanse before warding.
- Parchment Paper by Espiritu write a protection petition.
Before you buy
Frequently Asked Questions
Should I buy the 1 oz, the 2 dram, or the 16oz?
Choose by how often you work with it. This 1 oz bottle is a personal working size for steady practice. The 2 dram is a sampler, and the 16oz is the working bottle for those who work at scale or formulate from it. The blend is identical.
What is Mistletoe Oil used for?
Protection and blessing. Practitioners dress candles, anoint doorways and charms, and mark petitions to guard a home, ward a threshold, and call good fortune in, drawing on mistletoe's ancient reputation as a protective, blessing-bringing plant.
Does it contain real mistletoe?
No. The mistletoe plant is toxic and is never ingested. This is a blended fragrance oil themed on the plant for ritual anointing, not the plant itself, so it carries the symbolism without the hazard. Still dilute it and patch test before skin contact.
What does mistletoe mean in magic?
In Cunningham's herbal mistletoe is ruled by the Sun and the element of Air, counted among the herbs of protection, love, fertility, and exorcism. Sacred to the Druids and hung at Yule, it has long been a charm of protection and blessing for the home.
When is the best time to work with it?
Sunday, ruled by its planet the Sun, suits the work, and midwinter or Yule carries its oldest associations. Reach for it when a working calls for guarding the home or drawing protective blessing in.
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