Witches broom evil eye & Hand of Fatima

Clear the cobwebs on a mundane level and usher in the extraordinary with this time-honoured housekeeping implement. Few items are so closely tied to folklore and magical tradition as the traditional witches' broom. Crafted with care from natural broom grass (thysanolaena latifolia), this decorative hand broom is a charming addition to an altar, ritual space, or seasonal display.

With nazar beads and a white metal Hamsa hand.

The Hamsa hand
The Hamsa is a protective symbol found in many spiritual traditions and is associated with blessing, harmony, and protection against negative energy. Combined with nazar beads, it connects to the well-known evil eye tradition, where the eye is used as a talisman to ward off unwanted influences.

Brooms in folklore
Witches and brooms have quite a history. From medieval superstition and mysterious flying ointments to the modern household altar, the broom remains a recognisable symbol of cleansing, protection, and domestic magic. In ritual practice, a besom is often used to symbolically sweep away stagnant energy before meditation, ceremony, or seasonal celebration.

Traditional beliefs say that positive energy can be brought into a new home by sweeping something symbolic inside before removing any dirt. It is also often advised to avoid sweeping after sunset, as this was believed to disturb the peace of the home and its spirits.