Patchouli Oil with Root, 1 oz

Real root in the bottle. The traditional curio touch, the plant present in its own oil.

The deep earth register. Cunningham files patchouli under Saturn and Earth, for money, fertility, and lust.

A working ounce. Enough to dress a year of candles and mojo bags.

• Volume: 1 oz; contents: patchouli ritual/fragrance oil with real patchouli root
• For external use on objects only: candles, sachets, talismans, petitions; not for skin or ingestion
• Store cool and dark; SKU: OPATR

Patchouli is the earth's own signature scent in the correspondence books: Cunningham seats it under Saturn and Earth with powers of money, fertility, and lust, and Hoodoo practice has agreed for generations, folding patchouli into money drawing work above all, the deep soil smell standing for the ground wealth grows from. Root in oil is its own tradition: keeping a piece of the plant in the bottle, the way lodestones live in their oil, so the preparation carries the plant bodily and not just aromatically. Worked in that lineage, this bottle dresses money candles, feeds mojo bags, anoints the corners of bills and petition papers, and grounds protection work that wants roots under it. The oil does not act on its own; it carries the register while your intention and effort do the earning, as money work has always honestly required.

1. Dress a green or brown candle from center outward for money and grounding work.
2. Feed a money mojo bag or sachet with a drop or two on the regular.
3. Anoint the corners of a petition paper, or the edge of a bill kept in the wallet as a draw.
4. Keep it off skin, out of reach of children and pets, and stored cool and dark with the root resting in the oil.

• Fast Money Oil, 4 Dram: the quick draw formula beside the deep one.
• Green Lodestone: the drawing stone that shares the root in oil tradition.
• Patchouli Incense Sticks by HEM, 20 Pack: the same earth in smoke.

Why is there a root in the bottle?

It is the traditional botanica and Hoodoo custom of keeping the plant present in its own preparation, the same logic that keeps a lodestone living in its oil. Leave it in; it belongs there.

Can I wear it on my skin?

No, this is a ritual oil for external use on objects: candles, bags, talismans, and papers. Keep it off skin and away from anything ingested.

What is patchouli used for?

Money drawing above all, plus grounding and fertility work, under Cunningham's Saturn and Earth filing and generations of Hoodoo practice.