Grits and Gris-gris

Your little shop of magic is far off the tourist track. You’re not toting your”voodoo” wares in the French Quarter where people just might pick up the wrong knick knackand end up making the acquaintanceof a lost spirit who decides to follow them home. No, people have to seek out your services. They travel the backroads of the Bayou in order to find yourlittle house on tall stilts in the swampy landscape. But once they’re there, you provide your hard traveling visitors with the real deal.Your carefully portioned potions help a heartbroken woman escape the shadow of her ex. You have preserved the art of protective gris-gris and powerful good vibe talismans. The best part? After you feed theirspirit, your customers can be sure you’ve got some delicious southern food sizzling on the stove. Now, that’s what we call full service!

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This gorgeous, layered look might just convince you that you actually could stir up some magic. The coat has a cropped center, showing off the snakeskin patterned shirt underneath. You’ll also get the multi-colored sash ties that are layered under the bone and skull belt. A monkey hand necklace will remind folks of your other-worldlyknowledge and the whole costume is polished off with the wrapped top hat.

Leveling with Laveau

If you’re intriguedby the mystiqueof Voodoo than you’ve probably heard of Marie Laveau’s legacy. Her customers in New Orleans ranged from the well to do upper crust to the desperate and enslaved people looking to fight their way out. People still talk about her power and influence over a hundred years after her death, leaving offerings at her grave. So this Halloween cast asidethat basic witch look and get on a whole new level with this Voodoo look. Now, how about some potion number 9?