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Revision as of 10:22, 22 February 2008
Cottagewitch
A Cottagewitch is a practitioner of a type of modern Witchcraft that is both domestic and nature based. A witch who practices magick and rituals in the home, garden and yard.
She studies how to make a magickal home, kitchen and garden, a witch who practises domestic magick. She knows many spells for the home, such as protection or purification spells, and a bit of kitchen and garden magick as well.
She will probably have a well tended home, yard and garden, and may be the source of many tips on stain removal.
A cottagewitch will likely have a garden, with whatever strikes her fancy growing in it, as well as many houseplants. Her home will host various household guardians and spirits.
Her tools will often revolve around household chores as well as the kitchen and garden, such as besoms, a garden trowel, smudge sticks, a wooden spoon, a cleaning bucket.
A Cottagewitch will have a shrine/altar set up in her home, probably the living room, but may also have one set up in the kitchen and/or garden. Her patrons will be deities of the home, hearth, family, agriculture and harvest. Spirituality in Kitchenwitches varies from almost none to Wiccan to Abrahamic, but is almost always Neopagan.