Sandalwood Witch’s Comb🌿🕯️

In the old forests, before mirrors and metal, witches tended their hair as part of spellcraft.
Hair was believed to carry memory, intuition, and power.. and to comb it was to arrange one’s magic✨

This wide-tooth comb is carved from sacred sandalwood, a wood long used by ancient witches, healers, and temple keepers.
Sandalwood was chosen for rituals of grounding, protection, and quiet strength .. its warm scent calming the mind while anchoring the spirit to the body🌙

With twelve rounded teeth, this comb works slowly and intentionally.
The wide spacing awakens the scalp, encourages blood flow, and allows energy to move freely.. from root to crown🌿
Each tooth becomes a point of touch, a moment of presence, a gentle opening for intuition to rise.

In old traditions, twelve symbolized cycles, wholeness, and sacred rhythm.. moons, seasons, passages of time.
To comb the hair was to align with these cycles, to clear lingering thoughts, release unwanted influence, and return sovereignty to oneself🕯️

Witches would comb their hair before rituals, moon work, or sleep.. not for beauty, but for balance.
To gather themselves back into their bodies.
To remember who they are🌲✨

This is not a modern tool.
It is a remembrance.
A ritual object for those who still carry the old ways in their bones🌑