Devil's Shoestring Root

Devil's Shoestring Root – Premium Dried Herb for Protection, Luck & Hex Breaking

14 grams

Shield yourself from harm and invite good fortune with authentic Devil's Shoestring, one of the most powerful protective roots in traditional folk magic. Known for its ability to "trip up the Devil," this legendary botanical has been trusted for generations in Hoodoo and spiritual practices for protection, luck, job success, and breaking crossed conditions.

What You'll Receive

• Premium dried Devil's Shoestring root (Tephrosia virginiana)
• Hand-selected for quality and potency
• Ready for ritual use and charm work
• Perfect for protection spells and mojo bags

Traditional Magical Uses Devil's Shoestring is a versatile powerhouse in spiritual work:

• Protection against evil, hexes, and the Evil Eye
• Breaking crossed conditions and reversing harmful magic
• Job seeking and career success spells
• Gambling luck and financial protection
• Goofer Dust defense and spiritual shielding
• Compelling and control work
• General good luck and opportunity drawing

Popular Ways to Work with Devil's Shoestring

Protection Charms: Hang above doorways or carry in a red flannel mojo bag to ward off evil and gossip.

Job Success: Add seven pieces to a green mojo bag when seeking employment or a raise.

Ankle Protection: Tie nine pieces around the ankle to prevent being "poisoned through the feet" by Goofer Dust or foot track magic.

Gambling Luck Recipe: Wrap nine roots with white thread (nine knots), place in whiskey for nine days, then use as a lucky dressing oil.

Money Magic: Combine with John the Conqueror root in whiskey, let sit seven days, then dress your money before gambling.

Hex Reversal: Place around your property to send crossed conditions back to their source and keep unwanted people away.

Traditional Folklore The root's natural tendency to form loops and knots above ground inspired its magical reputation—just as it trips up passersby in nature, practitioners use it to "hobble the Devil" and prevent evil from crossing their threshold. Whether carried in the pocket, worn as an anklet, or placed above doorways, Devil's Shoestring remains an essential tool for protection and luck work.