The House of Ashé
Devil's Shoestring, Whole
Devil's Shoestring, Whole
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Devil's Shoestring, Whole .5 oz
A powerful and enigmatic root, Devil’s Shoestring is revered in both Hoodoo and Voodoo traditions as a guardian against malevolent forces, a bringer of luck, and a binder of evil. The name itself whispers of its purpose—just as tangled roots ensnare the feet of those who dare tread upon them, so too does this mystical herb trip up dark spirits, ill intentions, and harmful energies.
Rootworkers and conjurers across the Southern traditions have long used Devil’s Shoestring in protection spells, luck-drawing rituals, and employment magic. It is often carried in a mojo bag to shield against hexes, worn in the shoes to secure steady work, or placed over doorways to block crossing and jinxes. Some practitioners anoint the root with spiritual oils and tie it with red thread, creating a potent amulet to ward off tricksters, law trouble, and even the Devil himself.
In Voodoo, it is said that Devil’s Shoestring binds the hands of evil-doers, preventing them from casting curses or laying down harmful works. It is a favored charm among those who walk between worlds, offering a tether to the unseen and a safeguard against spiritual attack. When placed under the bed, it is known to keep nightmares and restless spirits at bay, allowing peaceful sleep unmarred by malevolent forces.
Those who seek favor in matters of luck, love, or prosperity often turn to Devil’s Shoestring, calling upon its energy to remove obstacles and clear the path to success. It is often combined with High John the Conqueror root for added potency in personal power and domination work, reinforcing one’s ability to overcome hardship and rise above adversity.
A root of mystery, strength, and resilience, Devil’s Shoestring remains a steadfast ally in the hands of those who understand its ways, offering a bridge between the natural and the supernatural, the seen and the unseen.
.5 oz bag
Sold as curio, esoteric, religious item.
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