How to Make My Version of Ofrenda Candles
An Ofrenda, Spanish for “offering”, is an altar during the ritual of Dia de Muerto, or day of the dead. The variations of these altar, and offerings, are unique to the family who makes them.
An Ofrenda, Spanish for “offering”, is an altar during the ritual of Dia de Muerto, or day of the dead. The variations of these altar, and offerings, are unique to the family who makes them.
Altars are a big part of my practice. They are visual representations of on-going spells, or integrated parts of my decor that depict my dedication to my craft. Either way, no matter what they delineate,
Money is said to be the root of all evil, yet, it’s also what makes the world go ’round. Those who don’t have it wish for it, and those who have it want more of
What is an altar? Google frustratingly defines it as either a table in a Christian Church or a place where you sacrifice offerings to deities. Like, what? No, Google, bad, Google! None of those definitions