Handmade money drawing oils, candles, incense, and bath products blended with herbs, roots, and essential oils to support your prosperity and wealth-drawing rituals.
More about money drawing spell supplies
Money drawing spell supplies are handmade oils, candles, incense, and bath products blended with herbs, roots, and essential oils to support prosperity and wealth-drawing rituals. This collection includes traditional Hoodoo and Wiccan formulas such as Money Drawing, Abundance, Crown of Success, and Fame & Fortune. Oils are used for anointing candles, skin, and doorways; candles are dressed and burned for vigil work; incense clears a space before a ritual; and baths or washes are used for a full-body money-drawing soak.
Pair these products with a Wealth & Success collection item for a fuller prosperity ritual, or follow a full money spell ritual for a complete step-by-step working.
All Art of the Root oils are sold as curios for external use only. Do a skin test before wearing any oil, and always dress candles and mix powders with a clear, specific intention in mind.
How to Use Money Drawing Oils, Candles & Baths
Oils are the most versatile format — wear a small amount on your skin, dress a candle before lighting it, or add a few drops to a bath, always while focusing on a clear intention. For a full walkthrough, see our guide to how to use money drawing oil in a ritual. Candles are already dressed and ready to burn on their own for a longer vigil-style working — light one when you want a sustained, hands-off ritual. Incense is best burned to clear and prepare a space before any money-drawing work begins. Baths and washes are stirred into bathwater, or used as a floor wash, for a full-body or whole-home money-drawing soak. Browse our full range of Conjure Oils to find the format that fits your practice.
Frequently Asked Questions About Money Drawing Spell Supplies
What are money drawing spell supplies?
Money drawing spell supplies are oils, candles, incense, and bath products made with herbs, roots, and essential oils chosen for their traditional association with wealth and prosperity. They are used in Hoodoo, conjure, and Wiccan practice to support rituals aimed at attracting income, paying down debt, or growing a business.
How do I use money drawing oil?
Wear a small amount on your skin, especially before situations involving money, or add a few drops to a bath. Many people also rub it on their front door, a dollar bill kept in a wallet, or a green candle before lighting it, always while focusing on a clear intention.
What is the difference between a money drawing oil and a money drawing candle?
The oil is a concentrated blend used for anointing skin, doorways, money, or another candle. A money drawing candle is already dressed and ready to burn on its own for a longer vigil-style ritual. Many practitioners use both together, anointing a candle with the oil before lighting it — see our guide to dressing a money candle for the full method.
What ingredients are typically in money drawing products?
Traditional money drawing blends draw on herbs and resins such as cinnamon, chamomile, allspice, and alfalfa, sometimes paired with minerals like pyrite. Art of the Root lists the specific ingredients for each product, such as oils, candles, and incense, on its individual product page. If you'd like to work with these herbs yourself, see our guide to making your own money drawing powder.
Can I combine money drawing products with other intentions, like love or protection?
Yes. Many practitioners layer a money drawing oil or candle with a Love & Attraction supplies or protection product when a ritual calls for more than one intention. Keep each intention clear in your mind as you work, since combining products does not combine their focus automatically.
Is money drawing oil safe to apply to my skin?
Art of the Root's oils are sold as curios for external use only, and a skin test is recommended before wearing any oil for the first time. If you have sensitive skin or are pregnant, consult a healthcare provider before use.
What is the difference between money drawing and abundance products?
Money drawing formulas are traditionally aimed at direct cash flow and income, such as covering debts or securing a raise. Abundance blends take a broader view, supporting general prosperity, well-being, and opportunity. Many practitioners use both together for a fuller effect.
Can I use money drawing oil in my business or workplace?
Yes. A common practice is to dress the inside of a cash register, a doorway, or a business card with a small amount of oil, or to burn money drawing incense in a shop before opening. Keep oils away from surfaces that will contact food or skin without a patch test first.
