Bloodroot (Sanguinaria canadensis), known in North American practices as Bloodroot, takes its name from the characteristic reddish-orange sap found in its rhizome. Despite its commercial name of “root”, it is mainly the dried rhizome that is sought after in ritual practice.
Especially prominent in Hoodootraditions, bloodroot is used in workings for protection, clearing and safeguarding the home. It is used in rites intended to ward off the evil eye, counter influences considered harmful and remove hostile obstacles or situations.
It can be incorporated into protective mojos, sachets and ritual preparations, particularly in workings intended to safeguard a person, family or home.
Selected and packaged ready for resale, bloodroot is a particularly interesting product for specialist shops seeking Hoodoo ingredients for protection, clearing and defence against hostile influences.
Precautions for use: the plant Sanguinaria canadensis contains toxic alkaloids. This product is intended exclusively for external ritual use. Do not ingest, do not use in infusions or food preparations, and keep out of reach of children and animals.