Black Cat Eye

Black cat eye is a Hoodoo good-luck curio: a small root, magically dressed and treated, carried to pull luck your way. In Southern conjure it is reached for above all by gamblers and by people working for a win in business or in love, a compact charm to keep on you or in a mojo bag.

This is a single black cat eye curio, a treated root ready to cleanse, name, and carry. It is a ritual curio for external use, not a food, and it is meant for carrying and working rather than eating.

Key Features of Black Cat Eye

A luck and gambling charm. Black cat eye is carried for good fortune, with a particular reputation among gamblers for a winning edge.

For wins in business and love. Beyond gambling it is worked for success in business dealings and for drawing a win in matters of love.

A dressed root curio. The charm is a magically treated root, prepared in the conjure tradition and carried as a luck talisman.

Product Details

• Curio: a magically treated (dressed) root, known in conjure as black cat eye
• Tradition: Hoodoo and Southern folk magic, for luck in gambling, business, and love
• Form: a single small dressed root; size and shape vary piece to piece
• Use: mojo bags, carried curios, luck and gambling work
• For spiritual use only; a ritual curio for external use, not for ingestion
• Storage: keep dry in a cool, dark place, away from children and pets

The Spiritual Significance

In Hoodoo, black cat eye belongs to the family of luck-drawing curios carried for a winning edge. It is a small root, dressed and treated in the conjure way, and its name places it among the black-cat curios long associated with strong, slightly mysterious luck. Workers carry it for gambling above all, the classic use, and also for success in business and for a win in love, three places where a turn of fortune makes all the difference.

Like other Hoodoo curios it is cleansed, named with a clear intention, and then carried, tucked into a mojo bag, or dressed with a condition oil and set to its task. Plentiful Earth sells it strictly as a ritual curio for external use, not as a food or remedy, and it is not for ingestion.

How To Use Black Cat Eye

1. Cleanse and name it. Pass it through cleansing smoke or leave it under the moon, then hold it and state plainly what you want it to draw.
2. Carry for gambling luck. Dress it with a fast luck oil and carry it to games of chance for a winning edge.
3. Work for business. Carry it into business dealings to draw success and good fortune your way.
4. Work for love. Dress it with an attraction or love oil to draw a win in matters of the heart.
5. Store it dry, sealed in a cool, dark place, away from children and pets.

Pairs Well With

• Fast Luck Oil, 2 Dram: dress the curio for quick gambling luck.
• Money Drawing Oil: pair for the money and business side of the work.
• Attraction Anointing Oil, 2 Dram: dress it for a win in love.
• High John, 1 oz: mastery and power behind the working.
• Florida Water Cologne: cleanse the curio and your hands before you begin.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is black cat eye used for?

It is a Hoodoo luck curio, carried above all for gambling luck and also for success in business and a win in love. It belongs to the black-cat family of curios associated with strong, mysterious good fortune.

What is it made of?

It is a magically treated, dressed root prepared in the conjure tradition and carried as a luck charm. It is a root curio rather than an animal part.

How do I use it?

Cleanse it, name your intention, then carry it in a mojo bag or dress it with a condition oil for luck, business, or love. Speak plainly to the curio about what you want it to do.

Can I eat or brew it?

No. It is sold as a ritual curio for external work only, not as food, tea, or medicine. Keep it for carrying and mojo work, and store it away from children and pets.

Will mine look like the photo?

Each curio is a natural dressed root, so the exact size and shape vary from piece to piece. Yours will be one of a kind.