Spider Queen Conjure Zine by Denise Alvarado
- Publisher: Creole Moon Publications (May 8, 2017)
- Language: English
- Digital Download: Color, 27 pages
- BISAC: Magic Studies
Summary
The Spider Queen Conjure Zine is a 27-page, beautifully crafted, old-fashioned zine that dives deep into the mysteries of Araña Reyna, the powerful figure behind Creole Moon's Spider Queen line. This artfully designed zine explores the origins and folklore of the Spider Queen, revealing her role as a force of justice, protection, and dominance. Inside, you’ll find rich details on how to harness her energy, along with step-by-step guidance for using Creole Moon’s Spider Queen products—including oils, candles, and conjure pakets. Perfect for both beginners and experienced practitioners, this zine serves as a guide to empower your rituals and enhance your connection with the fierce and unyielding spirit of the Spider Queen.
Spider Queen Conjure Zine by Denise Alvarado
- Publisher: Creole Moon Publications (May 8, 2017)
- Language: English
- Digital Download: Color, 27 pages
- BISAC: Magic Studies
Summary
The Spider Queen Conjure Zine is a 27-page, beautifully crafted, old-fashioned zine that dives deep into the mysteries of Araña Reyna, the powerful figure behind Creole Moon's Spider Queen line. This artfully designed zine explores the origins and folklore of the Spider Queen, revealing her role as a force of justice, protection, and dominance. Inside, you’ll find rich details on how to harness her energy, along with step-by-step guidance for using Creole Moon’s Spider Queen products—including oils, candles, and conjure pakets. Perfect for both beginners and experienced practitioners, this zine serves as a guide to empower your rituals and enhance your connection with the fierce and unyielding spirit of the Spider Queen.
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