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A mystical paper die with symbols rests amid tarot cards, a white pumpkin, herbs, a tealight, and purple cards—an enchanting scene inspired by the Season of the Witch Curio Box, perfect for magical knitting gifts.
The Season of the Witch Curio Box includes a purple cat-patterned cloth, folded paper fortune teller, scissors, lollipop, tarot cards, small candle, clear crystal, dried flowers in a glass jar, and a striped pumpkin.
A paper fortune teller with witchy designs rests on a table near a lit candle, dried petals, a strapped vintage book, and the Season of the Witch Curio Box, creating a magical scene.
A pair of ornate gold scissors shaped like a robed figure rests on a textured dark surface, accompanied by mystical items from the Season of the Witch Curio Box—a lit orange candle, folded paper fortune teller, dried leaves, and other enchanting gifts.
A small gold candle burns on a closed, old book next to ornate scissors. In the background, a white pumpkin and autumn decor create cozy vibes—perfect for mystical knitters. Discover it all in the Season of the Witch Curio Box.
Beeswax candle next to a lollipop in 'Cosmic Candy Apothecary' packaging on a textured surface with other items.
A close-up of a lollipop from the Season of the Witch Curio Box in moon-themed packaging, held before a white pumpkin with orange stripes and a purple cloth accented with blue and white patterns.
A mystical paper die with symbols rests amid tarot cards, a white pumpkin, herbs, a tealight, and purple cards—an enchanting scene inspired by the Season of the Witch Curio Box, perfect for magical knitting gifts.

For knitters, dreamers, and seekers of small enchantments✨

This is no ordinary box...

It’s a spell disguised as a gift—a small portal into the season when stitches, stars, and sweetness collide.

Unwrap a little magic with this limited-edition Season of the Witch Curio Box; a curated collection of mystical delights designed to spark wonder and charm your everyday knitting rituals.

Inside you’ll find:

  • Magiktea Palo Azul
    An herbal brew that shimmers with otherworldly hues. Brew with intention.

  • Lacis Salem Witch Scissors
    A reproduction of the ornate shears created in 1892 to commemorate the bicentennial of the Salem Witch Trials; sharp, golden, and steeped in history.

  • Selenite Wand
    A calming crystal companion for sweeping away stagnant energy and clearing creative blocks. 

  • Cosmic Candy Apothecary Lollipop
    A sweet spell for your taste buds, straight from the stars.

  • Mystery Scratch-Off Fortune
    Whimsical wisdom awaits beneath the shimmer. Grab a lucky coin and reveal your fate!

  • Beeswax Candle in Gold Glass Holder
    For lighting your path on All Hallows’ Eve, or any moment that calls for quiet magic.

  • Paper Fortune Teller
    Ask a question. Let the stars (and a little childhood mischief) guide you.

  • 2026 Moonkeeper’s Chart
    Track the lunar cycles with this enchanted calendar made for knitters and moon-watchers alike.

  • Autumn Stitch Marker Set
    An elegant mix of glass and handmade markers, perfect for adorning your seasonal stitches.

Wrapped in celestial tissue, this curio box is equal parts tea time, craft time, and divination time. Whether you’re a knitter, a dreamer, or a seeker of small enchantments, this is your invitation to revel in the Season of the Witch.✨

Season of the Witch Curio Box

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For knitters, dreamers, and seekers of small enchantments✨

This is no ordinary box...

It’s a spell disguised as a gift—a small portal into the season when stitches, stars, and sweetness collide.

Unwrap a little magic with this limited-edition Season of the Witch Curio Box; a curated collection of mystical delights designed to spark wonder and charm your everyday knitting rituals.

Inside you’ll find:

  • Magiktea Palo Azul
    An herbal brew that shimmers with otherworldly hues. Brew with intention.

  • Lacis Salem Witch Scissors
    A reproduction of the ornate shears created in 1892 to commemorate the bicentennial of the Salem Witch Trials; sharp, golden, and steeped in history.

  • Selenite Wand
    A calming crystal companion for sweeping away stagnant energy and clearing creative blocks. 

  • Cosmic Candy Apothecary Lollipop
    A sweet spell for your taste buds, straight from the stars.

  • Mystery Scratch-Off Fortune
    Whimsical wisdom awaits beneath the shimmer. Grab a lucky coin and reveal your fate!

  • Beeswax Candle in Gold Glass Holder
    For lighting your path on All Hallows’ Eve, or any moment that calls for quiet magic.

  • Paper Fortune Teller
    Ask a question. Let the stars (and a little childhood mischief) guide you.

  • 2026 Moonkeeper’s Chart
    Track the lunar cycles with this enchanted calendar made for knitters and moon-watchers alike.

  • Autumn Stitch Marker Set
    An elegant mix of glass and handmade markers, perfect for adorning your seasonal stitches.

Wrapped in celestial tissue, this curio box is equal parts tea time, craft time, and divination time. Whether you’re a knitter, a dreamer, or a seeker of small enchantments, this is your invitation to revel in the Season of the Witch.✨

A mystical paper die with symbols rests amid tarot cards, a white pumpkin, herbs, a tealight, and purple cards—an enchanting scene inspired by the Season of the Witch Curio Box, perfect for magical knitting gifts.

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