Tituba Cauldron Oil

A potent ritual warming oil — vibrant, warm and defiant.

Scent: Sparkling lemongrass, fresh ginger & sweet orange lifted with bergamot, grounded in smoky patchouli, bay rum & sandalwood.

She smells like sunshine breaking through after a storm — bright on top, deep power underneath.

Ritual Use: Created for your oil burner, for anointing & rituals.
Add water to your cauldron burner, 3-5 drops of oil, light the candle and speak her name. Burn for resilience, protection, courage and to reclaim your voice when you feel silenced.

TITUBA — 1692 — Remembered for her Resilience

The first accused. The last to be forgotten._

Enslaved in Barbados, taken to Salem, Tituba was the first woman to be accused in 1692. She survived when others did not. Her story is fire, spice, and unbreakable spirit.

10ml | For home fragrance & ritual use only.