The white-handled knife, used in magick and Wiccan ritual for practical purpose such as cutting herbs.
A curved, white handled knife used for magickal cutting in the physical realm. Examples are candle carving, inscribing runes on wands, gathering herbs, etc. Has an edge, unlike an Athame which is usually dulled.
A working knife, traditionally white-handled. This knife is the tool typically used for purposes such as harvesting herbs, cutting wands, carving candles, etc.
The working knife of a Witch. Traditionally white-handled and sometimes curved. It is used to carve symbols in candles, cut herbs, and is traditionally only used in a Circle.
A white handled knife used to cut herbs and other plants for ritual work, the Working knife.
A white-handled knife used to do work in the physical realm such as harvest herbs, inscribe candles and trim wicks.
The white-handled knife, used in magic and pagan ritual for practical purposes such as cutting herbs.
Practical knife of witchcraft used for practical purposes such as cutting herbs and inscribing objects. Traditionally this is a white handled knife but brown (wood) is also accepted. It is normally only used within the circle.
A white handled knife used to cut herbs and such.
A knife, typically with a white or wooden handle, used for cutting and inscribing ritual items.
a curved, white handled knife used only for magickal purposes
Comparable to the athame, this is the white-handled knife that is used for practical magickal purposes, such as cutting herbs. It is customary to use only this blade for cutting herbs once used for the first time.
The knife used in magic and Wiccan ritual for practical purposes such as cutting herbs or piercing a pomegranate. Compare with Athame.
The bolline is a practical working knife. Sometimes sickle shaped, it is often called the herb knife, because it is used to cut herbs during rituals. Its other uses include cutting wands, cords, and inscribing magickal symbols on candles. A bolline takes on all the carving and working jobs that is usually not performed by the athame.
White handled knife, practically used for such things as cutting herbs.
term sometimes used to refer to the Witch's White-handled Knife, as distinct from the Athame; sometimes used to refer to a sickle-shaped blade, including an Athame in Traditions which allow it to have that shape
A curved, white-handled knife used for practical magickal purposes such as cutting. For instance, the knife can be used to harvest herbs, cut a branch for a wand, inscribe candles, etc.
Practical white hilted working knife used to harvest herbs,and or wooden wands.Carving symbols or names upon candles.Not to be mistaken for the Athame
