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Welcome to RavensWell, your one-stop pagan shop for all things witchy! Due to a degenerative medical condition, we were planning to close our doors. But a wellspring of support & encouragement from the Pagan community has made us reconsider! We will be continuing the shop, but with some major changes. So check back soon to see what's new! We appreciate your patience while we re-organize our shop. Thank you!

Stock Your Spellcupboard Here! Altar Cloths Altar Tiles Athames Bells Books Books of Shadows Bumper Stickers Calendars Candles Candleholders Pagan Clothing Crystals & Stones Flags / Banners Greenman Stuff Greeting Cards Herbs Incense Incense Holders Pagan Jewelry Magnets Pagan Mugs Patches Pendulums Runes  Scrying Smudging Tarot Tote Bags Wall Hooks Wands RavensWell is a proud sponsor of Witchvox "The Witches' Voice"

A new spell, magick tip, Pagan factoid, or Witchy humor every weekday!   Get Witchy Bits by Email.   Warlocks? The word warlock comes from the Old English world waerloga, which in turn is a combination of two words: waer (faith, oath) and leogan (to lie). The word literally means "oath liar" or in our words, "oath-breaker" or "traitor". In the early Middle Ages the word was used to refer to those who had broken their faith or oath to the Church and God. It was in Scotland c. 1300 that it was first used to connote a male witch, the -ck ending, making it masculine. Today's Pagans rarly use the word, and then only to refer to one who has broken their oath to their coven or grove. CURRENT MOON moon phases      Visit our Links page