Love has always been a complex and diverse concept. In different societies and cultures, love has been perceived and depicted in various ways. This is certainly true for the pagans, who held their own unique understanding of love. In pagan traditions, love was not limited to just romantic or familial connections. It encompassed a much broader spectrum, including the love for nature, the divine, and one's own self. The pagan representation of love centered around the belief in interconnectedness and unity with the natural world.

Witch Shops

Step into the bewitching world of Salem, Massachusetts, where history and magic blend seamlessly. Salem’s witch shops beckon you to a realm where potions bubble, tarot cards whisper secrets, and broomsticks hang with a mischievous charm. But fear not, for it’s all in good fun. Whether you’re a curious traveler or a seasoned witch, these shops provide an enchanting atmosphere to explore the rich heritage of witchcraft, ensuring a captivating experience for all who dare to enter.

The Cauldron Black

Witch owned and operated, located on Salem’s beautiful Pickering Wharf waterfront. The Cauldron Black features spiritual consultations, classes, events, altar and ritual tools, magical supplies, clothing jewelry, and more!

Artemisia Botanicals

Step into a world where magick meets the scentual. A witch’s apothecary with over 400 herbs, 100 teas, essential oils, soaps and handmade products for health, magick and beauty. The…

Pentagram

Witches Leanne Marrama and Timothy Reagan welcome you to Pentagram, a shop where Magic is for Everyone! Books, herbs, candles, tools, and readings by experienced psychic mediums are always available.

Gallows Hill Witchery

Treat yourself to an exclusive, personalized Salem experience: schedule a private consultation with renowned Witch/author Sandra Mariah Wright and shop her magical collection of crystals and jewelry. Our convenient downtown…

OMEN: Psychic Parlor & Witchcraft Emporium

Brian Cain and Christian Day present Omen. More than a destination, Omen is a journey. Receive the guidance of a gifted psychic medium one-on-one or attend an authentic Salem Seance….

HEX: Old World Witchery

What is it you seek? To find Lover or strengthen it? To achieve success? To bring healing, a better job, or justice to one who derserves it? To peer into…

The Witchery – Broom Making, Bookbinding, Tarot Shows

Craft a rustic broom from scratch, bind your own leather journal for all your magical works! Make witchy crafts at our crafting bar. Group tarot readings. Live performances.

Stardust

Stardust Salem is a locally owned Witchcraft shoppe. Stop by for a Spell and come get a reading right on the water! Ample FREE parking nearby.

The Cauldron Black

65 Wharf Street Salem MA 01970

Witch owned and operated, located on Salem’s beautiful Pickering Wharf waterfront. The Cauldron Black features spiritual consultations, classes, events, altar and ritual tools, magical supplies, clothing jewelry, and more!

Artemisia Botanicals

3 Hawthorne Blvd Salem MA

Step into a world where magick meets the scentual. A witch’s apothecary with over 400 herbs, 100 teas, essential oils, soaps and handmade products for health, magick and beauty. The.

Pentagram

282R Derby Street Salem MA 01970

Witches Leanne Marrama and Timothy Reagan welcome you to Pentagram, a shop where Magic is for Everyone! Books, herbs, candles, tools, and readings by experienced psychic mediums are always available.

OMEN: Psychic Parlor & Witchcraft Emporium

184 Essex Street Salem MA

Brian Cain and Christian Day present Omen. More than a destination, Omen is a journey. Receive the guidance of a gifted psychic medium one-on-one or attend an authentic Salem Seance.

HEX: Old World Witchery

246 Essex Street Salem MA

What is it you seek? To find Lover or strengthen it? To achieve success? To bring healing, a better job, or justice to one who derserves it? To peer into.

The Witchery – Broom Making, Bookbinding, Tarot Shows

61 Wharf Street on Pickering Wharf Salem MA 01970

Craft a rustic broom from scratch, bind your own leather journal for all your magical works! Make witchy crafts at our crafting bar. Group tarot readings. Live performances.

Stardust

29 Congress Street, Salem, MA, USA

Stardust Salem is a locally owned Witchcraft shoppe. Stop by for a Spell and come get a reading right on the water! Ample FREE parking nearby.

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The Cauldron Black

Address: 65 Wharf Street Salem MA 01970

Phone: 978-744-2492

Witch owned and operated, located on Salem’s beautiful Pickering Wharf waterfront. The Cauldron Black features spiritual consultations, classes, events, altar and ritual tools, magical supplies, clothing jewelry, and more!

Artemisia Botanicals

Address: 3 Hawthorne Blvd Salem MA

Phone: 978-745-0065

Step into a world where magick meets the scentual. A witch’s apothecary with over 400 herbs, 100 teas, essential oils, soaps and handmade products for health, magick and beauty. The.

Pentagram

Address: 282R Derby Street Salem MA 01970

Phone: 978-224-2925

Witches Leanne Marrama and Timothy Reagan welcome you to Pentagram, a shop where Magic is for Everyone! Books, herbs, candles, tools, and readings by experienced psychic mediums are always available.

Gallows Hill Witchery

Treat yourself to an exclusive, personalized Salem experience: schedule a private consultation with renowned Witch/author Sandra Mariah Wright and shop her magical collection of crystals and jewelry. Our convenient downtown.

OMEN: Psychic Parlor & Witchcraft Emporium

Address: 184 Essex Street Salem MA

Phone: 978-666-0763

Brian Cain and Christian Day present Omen. More than a destination, Omen is a journey. Receive the guidance of a gifted psychic medium one-on-one or attend an authentic Salem Seance.

HEX: Old World Witchery

Address: 246 Essex Street Salem MA

Phone: 978-666-0765

What is it you seek? To find Lover or strengthen it? To achieve success? To bring healing, a better job, or justice to one who derserves it? To peer into.

The Witchery – Broom Making, Bookbinding, Tarot Shows

Address: 61 Wharf Street on Pickering Wharf Salem MA 01970

Phone: 339-203-1307

Craft a rustic broom from scratch, bind your own leather journal for all your magical works! Make witchy crafts at our crafting bar. Group tarot readings. Live performances.

Stardust

Address: 29 Congress Street, Salem, MA, USA

Phone: 978-219-4664

Stardust Salem is a locally owned Witchcraft shoppe. Stop by for a Spell and come get a reading right on the water! Ample FREE parking nearby.

9 Witch Shops to Visit in Salem, MA

Whether you find yourself in need of crystals, candles, new tarot decks, or a psychic reading, or if you are just looking to learn more about Salem’s modern Witch community, Salem’s Witch shops stock all of the above. Keep reading to discover Witch shops around town, and be sure to check their websites for online stores, and virtual psychic readings and events.

The Cauldron Black

Located on Pickering Wharf, the Cauldron Black has everything from crystals and herbs to apparel and accessories. Many of their events are hosted online, so you can participate in lectures and programs, plus classes on the Tarot, planetary magic, and more by members of the Witch community from wherever you may be.

Crow Haven Corner

Salem’s oldest Witch shop is home to Lorelei, Salem’s love psychic. Book a reading with Lorelei or one of her talented psychics, or shop online or in person for mojo bags, witch balls, candles, jewelry, and more. Visit their website to learn more and to see walking tours and events planned in their garden.

HausWitch

HausWitch has everything you need to cast a spell with tarot decks, candles, essential oil sprays, and crystals, plus spell kits and home decor items. Pick up HausMagick by Erica Feldmann, the store’s Head Witch in Charge, or reserve your spot for an online tarot salon or psychic reading.

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The pagan representation of love centered around the belief in interconnectedness and unity with the natural world. Love was seen as a force that binds everything together and creates harmony. One of the key aspects of pagan love was the deep reverence for nature.

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SAVE YOUR MONEY FOR SALEM! If you are the least bit interested in witchy things, antiques, and magical keepsakes from your visit to Salem, bring money to shop! There are so many amazing and uniquely decorated stores in Salem. Many are themed and play music to go along with the entire vibe of the shop (e.g. Practical Magic soundtrack, Harry Potter soundtrack).

Even if you don’t buy a single thing, it’s still worth going into these interesting shops. It was one of the highlights of my trip, and I brought back some really beautiful things including some crystals, two necklaces, candles, and an antique brass candlestick.

Here’s my round-up of the best witchy stores in Salem, MA!

1. 1) Crow Haven Corner
2. 2) Remember Salem Gifts
3. 3) Wynott's Wands
4. 4) HausWitch Home + Healing
5. 5) Emporium 32
6. 6) Diehl Marcus & Co.
7. 7) The Coven's Cottage
8. 8) Enchanted
9. 9) Die With Your Boots On
10. 10) The Witchery

Crow Haven Corner

They sell a wide range of magical supplies including occult books, herbs, crystals, spell kits, candles, incense, potions, mojo bags as well as jewelry, t-shirts, and gifts.

At this store, you can also schedule a psychic reading or cast a spell at Lorelei’s Spell Altar in her Egyptian room. Lorelei is a psychic reader and Salem Witch. For 35 years, she has specialized in tarot cards, palmistry, and mediumship. A 30-minute session is $90 for a combination of a tarot card reading, palmistry reading, health scan, and a Spell.

Remember Salem Gifts

Nearby Crow Haven Corner is Remember Salem, a must-visit for any Harry Potter fan. They sell licensed Harry Potter merchandise but they’re not an official Warner Brothers or J.K. Rowling shop.

Here you can try Butterbeer - it’s a butterscotch flavor, though I found it much too sweet for my taste!

In the back of the shop is the Salem Witch Board Museum - the world’s only museum dedicated to the history and mystery of Witch Boards. This small room features one of the largest collections of Ouija and Witch Boards.

Wynott's Wands

Wynott's Wands is next door to Remember Salem Gifts and looks like the wand shop straight out of Harry Potter.

A variety of handmade wands line the walls of this shop - shelves are stacked high with wand boxes and other wizardly items.

The attention to detail in this shop is truly impressive. Though not factual, Wynott’s claims that they’ve been providing wands to witches and wizards since 1692 (Salem Witch Trials). Wands start at $29.

HausWitch Home + Healing

There is such good energy in this shop right when you enter. The women that work there are super informative, but never pushy. I loved the light and airy vibes there.

Many of the shops are dimly lit and have a darker vibe (which is totally great) but HausWitch is a stark contrast to this with light wood décor and large windows that allow in bright rays of sunshine.

HausWitch describes itself as a “modern metaphysical lifestyle brand that combines the principles of earth magic, intentionality, interior decorating, and intersectional feminism to bring magic and healing into everyday spaces”. HausWitch was started by Erica Feldman, the author of HausMagick: Transform your Home with Witchcraft .

Among other items, I bought two amazing smelling candles - Hearth (notes of orange spice, fir and pine smoke to replicate the wood smoke from a warm fire) and The Witches (notes of smoke, vetiver, and spruce).

Going into HausWitch made me never want to leave. If I could bottle up this energy and take it with me everywhere, I would. It gives very strong Practical Magic vibes. It seems like a joy to work there, and if you can’t tell. I’m obsessed!

Emporium 32

Emporium 32 is best described as a vintage lifestyle boutique with items that will appeal to both men and women.

It’s a whimsical and eccentric shop with a little of everything including home décor, brooches, hats, clothing, accessories, jewelry, magic supplies, trinkets, books, and more. I loved the music playing inside - very on-brand and made me feel like I was in an old-timey Gatsby-era general store with a touch of steampunk.

Many of the products at Emporium 32 are vintage or artist-made. There’s a lot to see in this store, so take your time exploring and appreciating all the details. If you’re trying to shop for more than one person with very different tastes, this is a good shop for you. Don’t forget to get a cheeky fortune from Zoltar!

Diehl Marcus & Co.

Just across from Emporium 32 is the stately Diehl Marcus & Co. - a neighborhood curio shop, apothecary goods and event space. What an elegant joy this shop is! As you climb the steps of this residential-looking shop, you feel like you’re visiting an old friend on the East Coast.

The owners of Diehl Marcus & Co., husband and wife Christian Marcus and Erika Diehl, are as sweet as could be AND they have impeccable taste. Not only do they sell luxury teas, soaps, and candles, but they also curate and sell a wide variety of antique and vintage goods. This pair truly has a sense of refined elegance and it shows in the careful curation and placement of each item in the shop. Antiques are seamlessly woven into the room’s overall aesthetic as if you’ve just stumbled into the study of a local wealthy merchant that once would have roamed the streets of Salem.

I couldn’t help but get yet another candle as well as a couple antique brass items! I chose the Baker Street Luxury Candle (notes of Cinnamon, Vanilla, Clove, and Cream) - I can’t wait to start burning it this winter holiday season!

Salem witch shops

a magickal shop on Salem's
Pickering Wharf

Pagans believed that the earth, the elements, and all living beings were interconnected and possessed their own divine essence. This meant that showing love and care for nature was not only a moral duty but also a spiritual practice. Pagan rituals often included offerings to the spirits of the land and expressions of gratitude for the abundance provided by the earth. Additionally, pagan love extended to the divine. Many pagan traditions believed in multiple gods and goddesses, and it was common to develop personal relationships with them. Love for the gods was expressed through worship, rituals, and offerings. Pagans believed that by establishing a loving connection with the divine, they could receive blessings and guidance in their lives. Self-love was also highly valued in pagan societies. The pagans recognized that to love others and the world around them, they first needed to love themselves. This involved accepting and embracing one's authentic self, acknowledging both strengths and weaknesses. Self-love was seen as a way to foster personal growth and contribute positively to the collective well-being. Overall, the pagan representation of love was multifaceted and encompassed a deep reverence for nature, a connection with the divine, and a focus on self-love. It emphasized the interconnectivity of all things and the importance of fostering harmony within oneself and with the world..

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