Hang a little magic on the door.

Witch bells, charms and door wreaths, wrapped and knotted by hand. Hang one where the door will ring it.

What a witch bell is

A witch bell hangs on the door.

Every time the door opens, the bells ring.

Old folk custom says the sound sends off whatever shouldn't come in.

Draw a charm.

Each bell is finished with a charm. Pull one.

What goes into a bell.

A witch bell pulled apart into its parts: hook, twine, grapevine ring, jute wrap, crescent charm, ribbons and brass bells
  1. The ring.Grapevine, bent while it’s still green.

  2. The wrap.Jute, lace or leather, wound by hand.

  3. The charm.The heart of the piece: a moon, a planchette, a crystal.

  4. The ribbons.Colors picked for what you want to keep close.

  5. The bells.Brass. Old custom says their ring clears the doorway.

Eight bells on the wall.
No two alike.

Each one is wrapped, knotted and hung by hand. Pick a ribbon to see the bells tied for it, or tap a bell to look closer.

Every ribbon means something.Tug one to see the bells made for it.

None of these quite right?

This is the wall at the market.

Tap a bell to see it up close.

The Alter & Amulet pegboard at a market, with five handmade witch bells hanging in a row

Star Road

$44Protection

Monarch

$40Love

Linen Ward

$34Clarity

Marigold Crown

$38Abundance

Sea Halo

$46Calm

Markets and pop-ups around town.

Follow along for dates.

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Build your own bell.

Your bell: Grapevine ring, crescent, calm and clarity ribbons, five bells.

The ring

Every one starts as grapevine.

The ribbons

Up to three. 2 of 3 tied.

The charm

Hangs in the middle of the ring.

The bells

More bells, more ring.

Grapevine ring, crescent, calm and clarity ribbons, five bells.

Your bell

$33

Made to order. We’ll message you to confirm the details.

Made by hand,one at a time.

Her hand, with dark red nails, holding a jute-wrapped grapevine bell ring topped with a Triple Moon charm, green ribbons and brass bells hanging below.
The Triple Moon bell, in the hand that made it.

Every bell here was wrapped, knotted and hung by the same pair of hands. No two come out the same, and that's the point.

Care

  • Hang it where the door will move it.
  • Keep it dry. Wipe the brass with a soft cloth.
  • Let it ring.