Red Brick Dust/Polvo de Ladrillo Rojo
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In traditional New Orleans Voodoo, red brick dust is one of the most powerful and popular minerals used for protecting the home. After scrubbing the front porch with Chinese Wash or a mixture of urine and Essence of Van Van, red brick dust would then be spread across the threshold to keep bad energy and enemies from entering. Spread some of Voodoo Mama's Red Brick Dust across all thresholds of your home, including windowsills and doorways to keep evil away and to form a protective barrier.
Voodoo Mama's Red Brick dust is ground by hand from old bricks gathered from a local ghost town in the Southwest combined with red bricks from New Orleans. This ghost town is notorious for its paranormal activity and mystical energy. A classic wild west boomtown, it's history embraced bootleggers, opium dens, copper mining, prostitution and gambling and attracted people from all over the world in droves seeking riches and a freer life. After the bricks are collected, they are smudged with sage to insure they do not retain any negative attachments. After they are smudged, they reside for a period of seven days on my Marie Laveaux altar with offerings to receive the blessings and protection from the Voodoo Queen of New Orleans.
In addition to being used by itself as a protective barrier, Red Brick Dust can be added to floor washes, used to fix candles, added to mojo bags and gris gris, and added to doll babies for its protective qualities. According to oral tradition, it can be sprinkled over any evil conjure to nullify its effects.
To learn more about red brick dust, check out the article What is Red Brick Dust and How Do You Use It? on the Conjure Digest blog.
Voodoo Mama's Red Brick dust is ground by hand from old bricks gathered from a local ghost town in the Southwest combined with red bricks from New Orleans. This ghost town is notorious for its paranormal activity and mystical energy. A classic wild west boomtown, it's history embraced bootleggers, opium dens, copper mining, prostitution and gambling and attracted people from all over the world in droves seeking riches and a freer life. After the bricks are collected, they are smudged with sage to insure they do not retain any negative attachments. After they are smudged, they reside for a period of seven days on my Marie Laveaux altar with offerings to receive the blessings and protection from the Voodoo Queen of New Orleans.
In addition to being used by itself as a protective barrier, Red Brick Dust can be added to floor washes, used to fix candles, added to mojo bags and gris gris, and added to doll babies for its protective qualities. According to oral tradition, it can be sprinkled over any evil conjure to nullify its effects.
To learn more about red brick dust, check out the article What is Red Brick Dust and How Do You Use It? on the Conjure Digest blog.
In traditional New Orleans Voodoo, red brick dust is one of the most powerful and popular minerals used for protecting the home. After scrubbing the front porch with Chinese Wash or a mixture of urine and Essence of Van Van, red brick dust would then be spread across the threshold to keep bad energy and enemies from entering. Spread some of Voodoo Mama's Red Brick Dust across all thresholds of your home, including windowsills and doorways to keep evil away and to form a protective barrier.
Voodoo Mama's Red Brick dust is ground by hand from old bricks gathered from a local ghost town in the Southwest combined with red bricks from New Orleans. This ghost town is notorious for its paranormal activity and mystical energy. A classic wild west boomtown, it's history embraced bootleggers, opium dens, copper mining, prostitution and gambling and attracted people from all over the world in droves seeking riches and a freer life. After the bricks are collected, they are smudged with sage to insure they do not retain any negative attachments. After they are smudged, they reside for a period of seven days on my Marie Laveaux altar with offerings to receive the blessings and protection from the Voodoo Queen of New Orleans.
To learn more about red brick dust, check out the article What is Red Brick Dust and How Do You Use It? on the Conjure Digest blog.
Made in the U.S.A. by Voodoo Mama's for Creole Moon.
Voodoo Mama's Red Brick dust is ground by hand from old bricks gathered from a local ghost town in the Southwest combined with red bricks from New Orleans. This ghost town is notorious for its paranormal activity and mystical energy. A classic wild west boomtown, it's history embraced bootleggers, opium dens, copper mining, prostitution and gambling and attracted people from all over the world in droves seeking riches and a freer life. After the bricks are collected, they are smudged with sage to insure they do not retain any negative attachments. After they are smudged, they reside for a period of seven days on my Marie Laveaux altar with offerings to receive the blessings and protection from the Voodoo Queen of New Orleans.
To learn more about red brick dust, check out the article What is Red Brick Dust and How Do You Use It? on the Conjure Digest blog.
Made in the U.S.A. by Voodoo Mama's for Creole Moon.
Ingredients: 100% crushed red bricks
In addition to being used by itself as a protective barrier, Red Brick Dust can be added to floor washes, used to fix candles, added to mojo bags and gris gris, and added to doll babies for its protective qualities. According to oral tradition, it can be sprinkled over any evil conjure to nullify its effects.
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Red Brick Dust Candle Fixin' Blend
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Red Brick Dust/Polvo de Ladrillo Rojo
$9.95 - $14.95
In traditional New Orleans Voodoo, red brick dust is one of the most powerful and popular minerals used for protecting the home. After scrubbing the front porch with Chinese Wash or a mixture of urine and Essence of Van Van, red brick dust would then be spread across the threshold to keep bad energy and enemies from entering. Spread some of Voodoo Mama's Red Brick Dust across all thresholds of your home, including windowsills and doorways to keep evil away and to form a protective barrier.
Voodoo Mama's Red Brick dust is ground by hand from old bricks gathered from a local ghost town in the Southwest combined with red bricks from New Orleans. This ghost town is notorious for its paranormal activity and mystical energy. A classic wild west boomtown, it's history embraced bootleggers, opium dens, copper mining, prostitution and gambling and attracted people from all over the world in droves seeking riches and a freer life. After the bricks are collected, they are smudged with sage to insure they do not retain any negative attachments. After they are smudged, they reside for a period of seven days on my Marie Laveaux altar with offerings to receive the blessings and protection from the Voodoo Queen of New Orleans.
In addition to being used by itself as a protective barrier, Red Brick Dust can be added to floor washes, used to fix candles, added to mojo bags and gris gris, and added to doll babies for its protective qualities. According to oral tradition, it can be sprinkled over any evil conjure to nullify its effects.
To learn more about red brick dust, check out the article What is Red Brick Dust and How Do You Use It? on the Conjure Digest blog.
Voodoo Mama's Red Brick dust is ground by hand from old bricks gathered from a local ghost town in the Southwest combined with red bricks from New Orleans. This ghost town is notorious for its paranormal activity and mystical energy. A classic wild west boomtown, it's history embraced bootleggers, opium dens, copper mining, prostitution and gambling and attracted people from all over the world in droves seeking riches and a freer life. After the bricks are collected, they are smudged with sage to insure they do not retain any negative attachments. After they are smudged, they reside for a period of seven days on my Marie Laveaux altar with offerings to receive the blessings and protection from the Voodoo Queen of New Orleans.
In addition to being used by itself as a protective barrier, Red Brick Dust can be added to floor washes, used to fix candles, added to mojo bags and gris gris, and added to doll babies for its protective qualities. According to oral tradition, it can be sprinkled over any evil conjure to nullify its effects.
To learn more about red brick dust, check out the article What is Red Brick Dust and How Do You Use It? on the Conjure Digest blog.
Red Brick and Bay Mineral Elixir
$19.95
$14.95
Known for its protective properties in New Orleans Voudou, red brick dust has been used for centuries to form a protective barrier around the home to prevent evil spirits from entering. Traditionally placed across the threshold of doorways and windows, red brick dust is a powerful ancestral mineral that can be traced to the use of irosun powder in Africa. Irosun powder is used in Ifá for divining purposes; it is sprinkled on the divining tray by the diviner and figures of Ifá are marked on the tray in the powder. In Yoruba, irosun powder is used to consecrate the pot of Ogun, the Yoruban orisha of iron and technology. Whether in its Old World application or New World interpretation, red brick dust embodies some powerful mojo.
Bay leaves are used in Southern rootwork for a wide variety of purposes including protection, health, success, psychic powers, wisdom, clarity of thought, insight, warding off evil and the evil eye, driving away enemies, victory, healing, purification, and strength. In New Orleans, Bay leaves are considered to be among the most powerful of protective herbs.
* Our Gemstone and Botanical Elixirs are gemstone and plant-infused perfume oils and not intended for internal consumption.
Bay leaves are used in Southern rootwork for a wide variety of purposes including protection, health, success, psychic powers, wisdom, clarity of thought, insight, warding off evil and the evil eye, driving away enemies, victory, healing, purification, and strength. In New Orleans, Bay leaves are considered to be among the most powerful of protective herbs.
* Our Gemstone and Botanical Elixirs are gemstone and plant-infused perfume oils and not intended for internal consumption.
About Red Brick Dust
Red bricks can be seen all over New Orleans, from the old brick streets to the brick graves in the Cities of the Dead. New Orleanians have found a variety of esoteric uses for them-- they are the preferred writing implement for marking 3 cross marks on the grave of our infamous Voodoo Queen Marie Laveau and they are used in pulverized form at the front door to keep away evil. It comes as no surprise that red bricks would also be used in the makeshift shrines seen around the city in the aftermath of hurricane Katrina.
But where did this practice come from? One can only surmise; but, the fact of the matter is that red ochre clays have been used medicinally and ritualistically since the earliest of times. For example, medicinal use of red ochre clay is described in the Ebers Papyrus from Egypt, dating to about 1550 B.C. (Ferguson, 2006). And, ochre pigments were used by Cro-Magnon artists who painted prehistoric cave paintings in southern Europe between 32,000 and 10,000 years ago.
Read the entire article on the Conjure Digest blog, What is Red Brick Dust and How do you use it?
But where did this practice come from? One can only surmise; but, the fact of the matter is that red ochre clays have been used medicinally and ritualistically since the earliest of times. For example, medicinal use of red ochre clay is described in the Ebers Papyrus from Egypt, dating to about 1550 B.C. (Ferguson, 2006). And, ochre pigments were used by Cro-Magnon artists who painted prehistoric cave paintings in southern Europe between 32,000 and 10,000 years ago.
Read the entire article on the Conjure Digest blog, What is Red Brick Dust and How do you use it?
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