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Mandragora Print, Witches' Flying Ointment Recipe, Mandrake Plant Poster, Wiccan, Witch House Decor, Botanical, Pagan, Nature Wallart N2 - Etsy UK
A botanical ointment known as 'witches flying ointment' was traditionally concocted with psychoactive flowers such as datura, bellado... | Instagram
Black Henbane – the Witches' Favourite | Europeana
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