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ZOMBIE BOTTLES & ZOMBIE DOLLS

"The world in which you were born is just one model of reality. Other cultures are not failed attempts at being you; they are unique manifestations of the human spirit." ~ Wade Davis

Zombi dolls! Zombie Voodoo dolls! Zombi Bottles! A zombie or zombi is an animated human body devoid of a soul. Stories of zombies originated in the Afro-Caribbean spiritual belief system of Vodoun. The Zombi Voodoo doll reflects the apocalyptic monster zombi archetype, reflecting the manifestation of the personal and collective shadow of a society that is capable of perpetuating death and destruction on the innocent. One by one, friends and loved ones are zombified, and their numbers increase exponentially until we are all consumed by a psychic, spiritual, and physical plague of our own making.

Each doll is uniquely handcrafted so please allow for individual variations. The one you receive will vary slightly due to the fabrics, feathers, beads, shells, buttons, and other elements used to create each doll. However, your doll will be every bit as powerful and beautiful as the ones pictured.

Please note that orders for custom Voodoo dolls will take up to 6-8 weeks to be filled due to the sheer number of dolls ordered and I currently have a back log of dolls to complete.

Please do not order a doll unless you are willing to be patient and wait for it. Thank you for your understanding.

To learn how to use your Voodoo doll, check out the books Voodoo Dolls in Magick and Ritual and The Voodoo Doll Spellbook: A Compendium of Ancient and Contemporary Spells and Rituals, Vol. 1.

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Zombie Voodoo Doll
These zombie Voodoo dolls are crafted after the great Voodoo zombie archetype. They are constructed in the traditional New Orleans Voodoo manner out of Spanish moss and sticks, and the head, chest, and hands are handcrafted out of polymer clay and painted. There is an evil eye bead in his head, the mouth is open with teeth, and a bit of straggly hair on top of the head. They are self-standing and measure approximately 12 -18 inches tall. These zombi dolls are one of a kind, which means no two are exactly alike. There will be differences in clothing, stance, and facial features.
Please note that orders for custom Zombie dolls will take up to 6-8 weeks to be filled due to the sheer number of dolls ordered and I currently have a back log of dolls to complete.
Please do not order a doll unless you are willing to be patient and wait for it. Thank you for your understanding.
$75.00

Custom Zombie Bottle
Whether you are a serious collector of Voodoo art, or a conjurer wishing to step up your magic a notch, one of these zombi bottles is right for you. These zombie bottles are created in a secret mystical tradition that requires a great deal of skill and knowledge. Only a few Voodoo artists still create these special and unique magickal fetishes. They are each completely unique, individual creations and no two are alike. They are created from vintage bottles and their heads are hand-sculpted out of clay to function as a cork to the bottle. To open the bottle, simply pull off the head.
Over the centuries, people across cultures have had their own versions of the Genie in the bottle. Africans have been known for their colorful blue bottles hung on the outside of their huts for the purpose of capturing evil spirits. This practice was brought by slaves to the southern United States, where you can find bottle trees in the countryside.
Often zombie bottles will contain more than one spirit. It is believed that whoever owns the bottle also owns the spirit residing inside the bottle. The spirit is there to do your bidding and will not respond to anyone other than its owner.
Stories abound about strange things happening once a zombie bottle is brought into the home. If you are tuned in, the spirits inside have been known to sing or speak. They are said to be great protectors of the home and are sometimes placed beside the front door to ward off evil and negativity. Others choose to create a special place on an altar for them and feed them regularly special foods that keep them happy. In Louisiana, they sometimes function as the house protector and take orders from a shelf or mantle to fiercely protect whomever they are told to defend.
Please note that orders for custom Zombie bottles will take up to 6-8 weeks to be filled due to the sheer number of dolls ordered and I currently have a back log of dolls to complete.
Please do not order a doll unless you are willing to be patient and wait for it. Thank you for your understanding.
$150.00

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What is New Orleans Voodoo Hoodoo?

The term voodoo hoodoo is commonly used by Louisiana locals to describe our unique brand of New Orleans Creole Voodoo. It refers to a blending of religious and magickal elements. There is the tendency for many people to separate Voodoo the religion from hoodoo the magick. However, this separation did not occur in New Orleans as it did in other areas of the country. The so-called magick is part of the religion; the charms are medicine and spiritual tools that hold the inherent healing mechanisms of the traditional religion and culture. Voodoo in New Orleans is a way of life for those who believe. A fellow New Orleans native and contemporary gris gris man Dr. John explains it this way:

In New Orleans, in religion, as in food or race or music, you can’t separate nothing from nothing. Everything mingles each into the other – Catholic saint worship with gris gris spirits, evangelical tent meetings with spiritual church ceremonies – until nothing is purely itself but becomes part of one fonky gumbo. That is why it is important to understand that in New Orleans the idea of voodoo – or as we call it gris gris – is less a distinct religion than a way of life. (Rebennack & Rummel, 1994, p. 159).

From the Voodoo Hoodoo Spellbook (Revised edition) by Denise Alvarado