Patchouli Tunisian Oil by Foxcraft, 2 Dram

A single botanical, no guessing. Patchouli oil carries one clear correspondence: Earth and Saturn per Cunningham, with money and attraction as its traditional powers and grounding as the modern eclectic reading of its earthy nature.

Tunisian style, made in the USA. "Tunisian" names the fragrance style rather than a country of origin; this bottle is made in the USA by Foxcraft. It is a ritual fragrance oil, made for scent and dressing.

Two drams, a season of candles. A quarter ounce of a strong scent goes a long way. Dress a candle with a single drop and you will smell it across the room.

• Size: 2 dram bottle (about 0.25 fl oz)
• Scent: patchouli, single fragrance note
• Maker: Foxcraft, made in the USA
• Type: ritual fragrance oil, external use only, not for ingestion
• Weight: about 1.6 oz (supplier unit weight)

This bottle is sold as a patchouli fragrance oil; the full ingredient list, including the carrier and fragrance components, is not printed on the current listing, so please confirm it with Plentiful Earth if you need specifics. It is a ritual fragrance oil rather than a culinary or skincare product, and it is not for ingestion.

Patchouli oil is used for money-drawing, attraction, and grounding work in Hoodoo, Wicca, and eclectic witchcraft, where patchouli leaf and its oil are among the most trusted earth-and-money botanicals. Scott Cunningham lists patchouli under Saturn and the element of Earth, with money, fertility, and lust as its traditional powers, which is why you find it in prosperity blends and in love-drawing formulas alike. In Hoodoo, patchouli leaf goes into money mojo bags and the oil dresses green candles, lodestones, and the corners of a cash drawer.

The earthiness is the point. Patchouli smells like soil because it is a root-level scent, and practitioners reach for it when a working needs weight: money that stays, love that settles, a practice with its feet on the ground. Dress a green candle on Thursday for money, a red one on Friday for passion, or simply anoint a stone you carry when you need to feel the ground. However you use it, patchouli oil asks you to slow down and get practical. That is its magic.

1. Dress a money candle. A drop of patchouli oil rubbed from the ends toward the center of a green candle, lit on a Thursday with a plain request for what you need.
2. Feed a lodestone or mojo bag. A single drop on a lodestone or on the outside of a money bag keeps the work fed between candles.
3. Anoint a grounding stone. Hematite, smoky quartz, or any stone you carry: one drop, and a moment with both feet on the floor before you go out.
4. Wear it lightly. A trace on the wrists or behind the ears for attraction work. It is strong, so start with less than you think.
5. Scent the altar. A drop on a cotton ball tucked behind a candle or in a drawer, for a room that smells like the earth it is meant to honor.

• Patchouli Leaf Whole, 1 oz (Pogostemon cablin): the dried leaf for mojo bags and candle bases, the same botanical in its raw form.
• Patchouli Candle in Cast Iron Cauldron: a ready-made patchouli money candle to anoint at the top for a longer working.
• Premium Patchouli Incense Sticks by Escential Essences: burn alongside the candle so the whole room carries the same note.
• Fool's Gold Pyrite Charm: the classic money stone, anointed with a drop of patchouli and kept in the cash drawer.
• Tumbled Hematite Heart: a grounding stone to anoint and hold when the work is about steadiness rather than money.

Is Patchouli Tunisian Oil an essential oil or a fragrance oil?

Patchouli Tunisian Oil by Foxcraft is sold as a ritual fragrance oil, made for scent and for dressing candles, stones, and charms. It is not sold as a culinary or skincare product and is not for ingestion. If you need pure steam-distilled patchouli essential oil for another purpose, this is a different kind of bottle.

What is patchouli oil used for in witchcraft?

Patchouli oil is used in witchcraft for money-drawing, attraction, and grounding work. Cunningham assigns it to Earth and Saturn with money, fertility, and lust as its powers, so it dresses green candles for prosperity, red candles for passion, and stones or mojo bags carried for stability. It is also a common base note in prosperity and love blends.

What does Tunisian mean on a patchouli oil?

Tunisian on a patchouli oil is a fragrance name for a particular patchouli scent profile, the way perfume houses label their versions. It describes the style of the scent rather than a certificate of origin, and this bottle is made in the USA by Foxcraft. Expect a classic, earthy patchouli with real depth.

How do I use patchouli oil on a candle for money?

To use patchouli oil on a money candle, choose a green candle, put a drop of oil on your fingertip, and rub from each end toward the middle to draw money in. Light it on a Thursday if you can, state what you need and by when, and let it burn. Patchouli leaf at the base adds weight.

Can I wear patchouli oil on my skin?

You can wear a trace of this patchouli oil on the wrists or behind the ears for attraction and grounding work, but treat it as a ritual fragrance oil rather than a body product. Use little, keep it off broken skin, and patch test if fragrance bothers your skin. It is for external use only and never for ingestion.

What planet and element rule patchouli?

Saturn and Earth rule patchouli according to Scott Cunningham's Encyclopedia of Magical Herbs, so Saturday is its day, and money, fertility, and lust are its listed powers. That Saturn and Earth pairing is why patchouli feels heavy, slow, and reliable in a working, and why it anchors so many prosperity and grounding blends.