Much Can Be Made of Little

Work with what you have. Start where you are.
Readings, workings, and sundries for a practical kind of magic.

Small iron cauldron filled with herbs used in Crooked Briar practice

THE CROOKED BRIAR WAY:

Making Magic in a
Resourceful Practice

Magic doesn't require a spice cabinet full of weird herbs you can hardly spell or a new set of crystals every time you want to cast on a full moon.

Crooked Briar is rooted in practical, resourceful magic. Work with what's on hand, understand why you use it, and trust yourself to adapt when the work calls for it. Intuition has a place here. So do substitutions.

The magical and the mundane belong in the same world. Our magic takes the path of least resistance. Sometimes, we should, too.