The Morrigan Ritual Anointing Oil: Dragons Blood, Mugwort and Quartz

The Morrigan Ritual Oil, a powerful anointing oil crafted to honor and invoke the mysterious energy of the Morrígan. Created with care and respect after extensive research and divine signs, this oil captures the essence of battle, blood, and ash. The intense red hue of the oil is derived from authentic dragon's blood resin, with no artificial colors added. Infused with black peppercorn, Mugwort, a black Delphinium flower, and three smooth quartz tears, each bottle contains offerings to honor the Morrígan. Use this ritual oil as an offering or for invocation rituals to connect with the Morrígan's energy. Your purchase includes one glass 2 dram (.25 fl oz) bottle of this sacred oil, securely wrapped for safe travel. Invite the Morrígan into your rituals with this potent and aromatic blend.

The Morrígan is a symbol of feminine strength, wisdom, and power. Though she may be attached to the cloak of death she also is the light in the weariness of battle. When warriors are in doubt, the Morrígan will appear and lead the way to victory. She is a majestic and ethereal being that resides at the core of Irish mythology. The Morrígan exists between the worlds of life and death.

The main symbol of the Morrígan is the crow or raven. This is due to the fact that she chooses this form more than other figures. The crow is a symbol of conflict, war, and death. It’s skill is wisdom combined with trickery. It also is the protector of sacred records.

The Morrígan is often described as a triple deity or trio of individuals, all sisters, called "the three Morrígna". Membership of the triad varies; sometimes it is given as Badb, Macha, and Anu. It is believed that these were all names for the same goddess.

War Goddess Macha is one of the three Morrigans. Macha is a horse goddess. She returned from the dead to foretell the future, and is strongly associated with queenship and sovereignty. She is connected to the rich fertile earth and to the hooded crow, which is a carrion bird. Her colors are red and brown. The herbs sacred to her are coltsfoot, vervain and oats, and the gemstones are garnet, quartz and
citrine.

Badb is the second aspect of the Morrigan. She is a Maiden and a Crone Goddess of the Underworld. She flies over battlefields and causes panic and frenzy amongst the warriors. Her correspondences are the colors white, blue and red; the herbs juniper and holly; and the gemstones are onyx and jet. Her totem animals are the hooded crow and the hawk. Make an offering to her of dark red wine, which symbolizes blood of death and rebirth in a ritual.

Anu/Nemain is the third aspect of Morrigan, honored as a fertility Mother Goddess. Anu is the Mother of the Gods. She is known by twin hills in County Kerry in Ireland. Her correspondences are the colors green and the brown of freshly tilled soil. Gemstones such as moonstone, emerald, and quartz, and plants such as apple and mugwort are sacred to her. Cattle are her totem animals.

The number 3 is also a commonly associated with the Morrígan. This can be attributed to the fact that she comes from a trio of sisters. Sometimes when invoking her three lines are drawn connected and depict a triple energy that flows from her body, as she is giver and sustainer of life. Also when you chose to invoke her always use three's: Three candles, three bowls of offerings, etc.

Note on Invoking the Morrigan: The Morrigan rules over death and the underworld. She dwells in shadows and the battlefields. Invoke her as the death goddess or in one of her other aspects. It is not recommended for a novice practitioner to invoke her. Learn about the Morrigan, yes, but find another deity to invoke first. She will be there when you are ready to dedicate yourself.

You will receive 1 glass 2 dram (.25 fl oz) bottle of the Morrigan oil wrapped safely for travel.

Please read our shop policies before purchase. The Magick happens with you. The Magick Cabinet is copyright holder of all photos and content. Shop the website as well for the full magical inventory.