Wholesale Troll’s Altar Broom - w/ Talisman Springbok Horn Handle

"Made to sweep more than dust—this one clears spirits." This is no ordinary broom. The Troll’s Altar Broom is a talisman, weapon, and sacred tool, built for serious altar (or home cleansing)work and spiritual magick. Hand-crafted with a real springbok horn handle and stitched broomcorn, this broom is designed to clear spirits, set boundaries, and facilitate ancestral ties. Every component is chosen for its ritual potency and the broom’s unique ability to shift energy and provide spiritual protection. Within this ethically sourced springbok horn handle rests a sealed spell—a sacred fusion of potent elements chosen to amplify your ritual work. Snake vertebrae awakens primal wisdom and catalyzes deep transformation. Gem corn channels life force and nature's fertile cycles. Mugwort (Grandfather Sage) opens pathways to ancestral realms and second sight. Honeycomb serves as an offering to spirits while honoring your own inner sweetness. Sweetgrass calls forth blessings and peaceful energy into your space. Black thorn spikes deliver raw, unyielding protection and spiritual fortitude against harm. Together, these talismanic components create a tool that doesn't just sweep—it shifts, protects, and empowers those who wield it with intention. Every Troll’s Altar Broom is one-of-a-kind, ritually assembled, and designed for serious practitioners who seek authentic tools for powerful work. This broom is built for cleansing spaces before rituals, pushing out harmful entities, marking boundaries, and casting protective circles. "It hums in your hand. It shifts the air around you. It’s made for witches who don’t pretend. Once it’s gone, it’s gone. This is a spell sealed in bone and thorn, crafted with magick and intention." The Troll’s Altar Broom is a tool for those who command the elements, clear spirits, and forge boundaries with unwavering power. Take hold of your magick." **We do not use preservatives in the dye, so fading can occur if left in sunlight. Bleeding can occur if they get too wet. Since this is a natural material you may notice color variations in the dyes, especially black. This is normal for natural, non-toxic dyes and the natural dyeing process. *These are handmade by Keven Craft Rituals One of my ancestors is a Lenape indigenous woman who was known to travel around, sell brooms, linens, tell fortunes, and heal people with herbs. This broom something that has been on repeat in the whispers of my ancestors.