The Root Doctor Is In.
Chicago’s home for New Orleans-inspired metaphysical remedies, curios, and other oddities.
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“Belief in magic is older than writing. So nobody knows how it started.”
Zora Neale Hurston, “Mules and Men”
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Welcome
Windy City Conjure is a one-stop metaphysical supply shop for all things Hoodoo, Voodoo/Vodou, Rootwork, Ifa, Lucumi, and beyond. Borne of a need to find more relevant and specific products in spiritual stores, WCC strives to emphasize expertise, distinctiveness, and a deeper variety with a primary focus on African Traditional Religions.
Railroad spikes are often placed in the corners of a home to ward off negative energies. Chicago is the undisputed railroad hub of America, and these spikes have carried trains for thousands of miles and back again.
Use 4 for maximum benefit whenever possible. Also great as offerings to various spirits such as John Henry, Ogun, and Santa Muerte.
Each spike has been cleansed, smudged, and anointed with our ‘Protect Ya Neck’ house blend oil.
Buy 3 and get the 4th free. Always.
Featured Products
These handmade oils are designed to manipulate real-world conditions and generate favorable outcomes. While they have fun, unique names, they are derived from the same traditional oil formulas as Van Van, Crown of Success, Special Oil #20, and more. They serve as an ideal staple for any rootworker’s cupboard.
ALLERGEN NOTICE
Many of our blends contain ingredients which may irritate sensitive skin or cause adverse effects in those who are susceptible to allergic reactions. Our base oils often include almond, grapeseed, and coconut, and they are in regular contact with other cross-contaminants.
It's always a good idea to make sure the stink of our mistakes doesn't linger.
Black walnut baths are a Hoodoo staple, especially heralded for severing ties that are seemingly impossible to escape from. You'll be acting brand new in no time!
Made by boiling the hulls of the Eastern Black Walnut (juglans nigra), use this bath to assist in severing spiritual ties, cleansings, “cord cutting” work, and letting go of unfavorable conditions.
Our
company ethos
WCC is built on the principles of education, sustainability, and community engagement. As there have been very few metaphysical shops in the Chicagoland area willing to cater to ATR practices, we hope to connect the ever-growing number of rootworkers, Santero/as, priests, priestesses, Iyanifas/Babalawos, vodouisants and others to resources that have historically been difficult to procure, or are otherwise outright demonized. To many of us, this craft is a birthright, and it should be approached with full intention and dedication.
