Your Ritual. Our Ritual.
From our studio and garden in the great north, we study, work with, and craft very limited numbers of Norse, Celtic, Wiccan and pagan sculptures, items and tools as part of our representational work from a broad range of practices and pantheons. While mostly a hobby borne of our personal practice, we became a witchcraft, pagan and Wiccan business in 2020 during the COVID lockdown. Every step possible is taken to ensure we respect and honour the land and beliefs that surround and inspire our work.
Blessings of the sacred grove,
Where magic and wisdom interweave,
May the union of witch and Druid,
Bring forth creations that are imbued.
In the forge of the ancient land,
Let statues of power take their stand,
Crafted with love, skill, and care,
Manifesting beauty beyond compare.
From the witch's enchanting art,
And the Druid's wisdom, a sacred part,
May our partnership thrive and grow,
Nurtured by the spirits that bestow.
May our hands be guided by ancestral lore,
As you shape and mold, forevermore,
Infusing each statue with divine grace,
A reflection of the sacred in every trace.
May the altar statues stand as a shrine,
Symbols of reverence, eternal and divine,
Guardians of sacred rites and devotion,
Honoring the spirits, an eternal ocean.
As you work together, united in soul,
May the energies blend, create a whole,
Let the bond between witch and Druid be strong,
As you sculpt the sacred, singing your song.
With every stroke, with every tool,
May our intentions and visions rule,
May the statues you craft hold ancient power,
Blessed by the land, the sky, and the hour.
So, mote it be, in this blessed hour,
May our partnership blossom, full of power,
Craftsmen of altars, a witch and a Druid,
Guided by magic, love, and gratitude.
We, the owners and creators of MyRitual, acknowledge that we are creating and working on aboriginal land that has been inhabited by Indigenous peoples from the beginning. As Irish and Danish settlers, we and our families are grateful for the opportunity to work here and we thank all the generations of people who have been grateful and careful stewards of this land for thousands of years. Long before today, as we gather here, there have been aboriginal peoples who have been the stewards of this place. In particular, we acknowledge the traditional territory of the Anishinabawaki, Algonquin, Haudenosaunee, and Ojibway/Chippewa peoples.
Thank you.
Merry meet, blessed be, and merry meet again!
