Lucky Horseshoe
(1) rusty and used genuine iron horseshoe that was anointed with luck oil by ShadowCraft. Ritualized and blessed.
An amulet of good luck and protection for the home. Often nailed above the front door of home or business.
This ancient Irish tale concludes that a blacksmith was working hard in his shop forging horseshoes. Suddenly, the devil appeared and demanded his own shoes. The blacksmith, recognizing the devil, took a burning hot shoe and nailed it deep into the devil's hooves. After walking away, the devil was in such excruciating pain, he ripped the horseshoes off and swore he would never go near one again. Thus, the tradition of hanging a horseshoe over the entrance of a house to ward off evil spirits was born.
**note, it is said that iron protects the home from mischievous fae
(1) rusty and used genuine iron horseshoe that was anointed with luck oil by ShadowCraft. Ritualized and blessed.
An amulet of good luck and protection for the home. Often nailed above the front door of home or business.
This ancient Irish tale concludes that a blacksmith was working hard in his shop forging horseshoes. Suddenly, the devil appeared and demanded his own shoes. The blacksmith, recognizing the devil, took a burning hot shoe and nailed it deep into the devil's hooves. After walking away, the devil was in such excruciating pain, he ripped the horseshoes off and swore he would never go near one again. Thus, the tradition of hanging a horseshoe over the entrance of a house to ward off evil spirits was born.
**note, it is said that iron protects the home from mischievous fae
(1) rusty and used genuine iron horseshoe that was anointed with luck oil by ShadowCraft. Ritualized and blessed.
An amulet of good luck and protection for the home. Often nailed above the front door of home or business.
This ancient Irish tale concludes that a blacksmith was working hard in his shop forging horseshoes. Suddenly, the devil appeared and demanded his own shoes. The blacksmith, recognizing the devil, took a burning hot shoe and nailed it deep into the devil's hooves. After walking away, the devil was in such excruciating pain, he ripped the horseshoes off and swore he would never go near one again. Thus, the tradition of hanging a horseshoe over the entrance of a house to ward off evil spirits was born.
**note, it is said that iron protects the home from mischievous fae
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