Voodoo Doll Genuine Poppet Tahiti Earth Pins Black Vodoun Magic Dark Arts Spirit

THIS IS NOT A GIMMICK!

IT IS A GENUINE DOLL

>>>>> WE DO NOT SUPPLY  YOU WITH INSTRUCTIONS <<<<<

IT WILL COME SEALED AND SHOULD REMAIN SO UNTIL YOU USE IT.

THESE ARE HAND MADE AND NOT ALL 100% PERFECT

YOUR REVIEWS ON THIS ITEM ARE NOT LISTENED TO AS 

ITS NOT SOLD FOR LOOKING 

NICE ITS FOR PURPOSE

They are dusty, and handmade.

If you like nice fluffy items and things for fun this is NOT for you!

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IT IS ADVISED NOT TO COPY OUR PHOTOS.

DO NOT MISUSE THIS ITEM.

DO NOT MAKE FUN OF THIS ITEM.

WE ARE A MULTI CULTURAL, MULTI FAITH BRAND WITH

OVERSEAS SELLING EXPERTISE 

WE SOURCE UNUSUAL ITEMS.

ITEMS OF FAITH AND SPIRITUALITY.

WE DO NOT TAKE ANYTHING LIKELY AND DO NOT TAKE ANYTHING

LITERALLY BUT THERE ARE ITEMS LIKE THIS AND OUIJA THAT FROM EXPERIENCE

ONLY THE MOST KNOWLEDGEABLE SHOULD MESS WITH.

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Well, all i am saying is we were asked we supplied.

These are from Tahiti.

One of our suppliers  who gets very unusual items came to see us and 

as we like to sell unusual, this comes in as one of those items.

Filled with 'earth' from the sacred land of Tahiti,

and may i say please only use and buy for

the purpose of good.

Voodoo is not just a religion it's a way of life and there

 are many myths on the spiritual based religion.

MANY are wrong.

Supplied with directional pins.

I believe it is a depiction of one of the Papa's

Note** -  Filled with Sand/Earth. Cloth is porous so fine dust will fall from it.

What you do with this item will have

 NO repercussions upon us, its your choice.

110 x 50 x 25mm

10 mm = 1 cm = 0.39 inches = 3/8 inches

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There is information below but I am not revealing how 

to use these if you are seeking this item 

then you already know what to do.

 NOT A GIMMICK

YOU ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR ITS USE.

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In folk-magic and witchcraft, a poppet, also known as Poppits, Moppets, 

Mommets and Pippies is a doll made to represent a person, for casting

spells on that person or to aid that person through magic. 

They are occasionally found lodged in chimneys.These dolls may be

 fashioned from such materials as a carved root, grain or corn shafts,

 a fruit, paper, wax, a potato, clay, branches, or cloth stuffed with herbs with 

the intent that any actions performed upon the effigy will be transferred to

 the subject based on sympathetic magic. It was from these European

 dolls that the myth of Voodoo dolls arose.Poppets are also used as kitchen witch figures.

Origin of the Voodoo Doll

 Boy, did you pi*s me off today. So while you weren’t looking, i took a piece of your hair/clothing/belonging, went home 

and i am now sticking pins in it. You, of course, are having sudden unexplained pains in certain areas of your body.

This is the popular image of Voodoo Dolls. However, the use of such dolls not only for Voudon, but also across multiple cultures 

and history is much more varied. They are also used for healing, protection, love spells and spiritual guidance.

The dolls are used as messengers to the spirit world. To accomplish this they are nailed to a tree in a graveyard with a message to the world beyond. .

As with any form of Magick, the assumption is always that symbolic actions performed with intent can have an effect in 

wider or spiritual realms and cause changes beyond the simple act itself. Thus the doll is not just a doll. 

They are made to have an empowerment potential which is activated when a piece of cloth, hair, rope, tack, etc is attached to it which can effect people or events.

So where so these dolls come from?

Voodoo dolls as we know them today are actually the combination of two sources: the Western African practice of Bocio and the european Poppet.

The European Poppet.

It is from the European Poppet that we get the pin sticking stereotype. The european Poppet uses what is called ‘sympathetic magic’. Whatever happens to the doll happens in the real world. Hence the pin sticking.

European folk magic has used the poppet since before Europe, actually. It traces back to Egypt. In 1100 BCE, the many enemies of Pharaoh Ramses III of Egypt (which included the women of his harem and a treasury official) used wax images of him to bring about his death.

The poppet later pops up with great zest in Greek culture. Called kolossoi, they were not only used for sympathetic magic (i.e. pin sticking) but to constrain ghosts, troublesome spirits, and even gods. They could also bind lovers together. Most anything you think about when you think about Voodoo dolls the Greeks were all about. The Tragedy writer Theocritus writes about burning and melting wax poppets to achieve love spells. (poppet candle magic! What didn’t the Greeks do? Geometry, philosophy, poppets and butt sex. Damn, they could party.)

They made their way into folk magic in europe. From there they branched off. Much like Tarot branches into both an esoteric art and playing cards, poppets exist as not only folk magic, but children’s dolls and then theater as they evolved into the modern day puppet. I would note that puppets as theatrical devices trace back to 1000BC in India and China. Never the less, the word puppet comes from poppet and the two traditions evolve and intersect in tangent with one another.

The influence of the European poppet on the Voodoo doll is greater than people realize, who assume it is purely an African invention popularized by slaves brought to the New World. The slaves did bring their own version which differs in some subtle but profound ways: bocio.

The African Bocio.

The slaves torn from Africa brought with them their own fetishes (and by fetish, i of course mean the traditional definition of  ”the attribution of religious or mystical qualities to inanimate objects”) Bocio.

Bocio were designed more as objects that take on animation and become mediators to the spirit world. They could communicate with ancestors, gods and if necessary, through that interaction the ancestors or deities could bring some type of help, supplication or protection to the doll’s sender, influencing events both positively and negatively. The point of difference is that traditionally, the doll itself is not the power nor does it represent a real person. It is merely a messenger to those with the power to affect change. Eventually the doll did came to be able to store, harness and direct the owner’s own spiritual power thereby containing spiritual powers, although it still did not represent another human being.

Sacred materials like claws, feathers and animal skulls are bound to the surface of a wooden figure with cord or cloth, then encrusted with clay, palm oil or sacrificial blood. The bocio are very striking, very intense and are supposed to be that way.