Dragon's Blood Ink by Espiritu, 1 oz

The ink of power. Dragon's Blood Ink is a potent red ritual writing ink used for petitions of protection, power, and manifestation. This Dragon's Blood Ink by Espiritu takes its name and its red color from dragon's blood, a plant resin rather than animal blood, prized for centuries as one of folk magic's most powerful ingredients.

This 1 ounce bottle is the standard size for ritual ink, enough to write many powerful petitions and sigils over a long season of work. A few written words carry your whole intention. Reach for it when a working needs an extra charge of strength.

Key Features of Dragon's Blood Ink

The ink of power. A potent red ink for protection, power, and manifestation petitions.

Colored with resin, not blood. Dragon's blood is a red plant resin; this ink contains no animal blood despite the name.

A 1 ounce bottle. The standard size for ritual ink, enough for many powerful petitions and sigils over a long season.

Product Details

• Volume: 1 fl oz (approximately 30 ml)
• Type: red ritual writing ink in the dragon's blood tradition (plant resin; contains no blood)
• Use: inscribing protection, power, and manifestation petitions, names, and sigils on parchment
• For ritual writing. Not for skin or ingestion. May stain skin, surfaces, and fabric. Keep out of reach of children.

Ingredients

Dragon's blood is the deep red resin of certain palms and trees, long used in magic for protection and power; it is a plant resin and contains no animal blood despite the dramatic name. This is a pigmented ritual writing ink for paper rather than for the body, and it can stain, so keep it off skin and clothing. Contact Plentiful Earth with any questions before ordering.

The Spiritual Significance

Dragon's blood is one of the most storied ingredients in all of folk magic, a brilliant red tree resin prized for adding power and potency to any working, along with strong protective and manifesting force. As an ink, it carries that reputation into the written petition, lending strength to whatever you set down. Where a working needs more power, dragon's blood is the traditional way to add it.

Use it to write petitions for protection, to charge a sigil with extra force, or to add potency to a manifestation or empowerment working. The deep red of the ink itself is part of its strength. Once written, the petition can be dressed with a matching oil, burned, carried, or placed beneath a candle, carrying dragon's blood's powerful current into your aim.

How To Use Dragon's Blood Ink

1. Set a powerful intention. Protection, strength, or manifestation.
2. Write on parchment. Inscribe your petition, name, or sigil with a pen, brush, or quill.
3. Let it dry. Allow the deep red ink to set.
4. Work your paper. Dress it with oil, fold, burn, carry, or place it as your ritual calls for; if burning, burn safely.
5. Cap and store. Keep tightly closed, cool, and dark.

Pairs Well With

• Parchment Paper Pack: write your petition.
• Protection Oil: dress a protective petition.
• Wizard Oil: add magical power.
• Copal Oil: cleanse before working.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is this and what size is it?

This is a 1 ounce bottle of red ritual writing ink in the dragon's blood tradition, the standard size for ritual inks. It is used for potent petitions of protection, power, and manifestation, written on parchment as part of spellwork.

Does it contain real blood?

No. Dragon's blood is a deep red plant resin from certain palms and trees, not animal blood, despite the dramatic name. This is a pigmented red writing ink colored in that tradition, with no blood of any kind.

What is Dragon's Blood Ink used for?

It is used to write petitions for protection, power, and manifestation, and to add potency to a working. Dragon's blood is the traditional way to lend extra strength to whatever you commit to paper.

Can I use it on my skin, and will it stain?

No, it is a writing ink for paper, not for skin or the body. It is pigmented and can stain skin, fabric, and surfaces, so work on a protected area and keep it off your hands and clothing.

How do I work a written petition?

Write your petition or sigil, let the ink dry, then dress it with oil, fold, burn, carry, or place the paper as your ritual directs. The written word focuses the intention you then empower through the rest of the working.