Green Witch Soap
$6.50The bewitching blend of floral notes including, lily, lilac, rose and hyacinth will transform your bath into an English garden in full bloom.
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The bewitching blend of floral notes including, lily, lilac, rose and hyacinth will transform your bath into an English garden in full bloom.

These beautiful boxes are individually crafted and finished with food safe beeswax. Handmade by Steve Martin, an Appalachian wood turning artist. Each is a unique, functional work of art. Perfect for storing JQ Dickinson West Virginia salt.
Watch Steve create a salt box from start to finish below…

This heirloom white popping corn is organically grown in southern West Virginia by Bluestone Mountain Farm. It is a hull-less variety that pops into a delicious crispy snack. Packaged in a muslin bag. 1 lb bags.


J.Q. Dickinson Salt-Works evaporates their salt from a trapped ancient sea in Malden, WV.
These finishing salts will enhance any food you prepare. Sprinkle them on just before you eat to get a pop of flavor and the unique texture.
Three Flavors:
Heirloom (plain) use for everyday cooking on anything
Applewood Smoked to add a touch of smokiness to roasted meats and vegetables. It spends two full days in our smoker.
Ramp salt adds a touch of onion flavor to salads, eggs and meats. (Ramps are a wild mountain onion, native to Appalachia.)


Lavender and ylang ylang together create a calming, harmonious blend of olfactory delight. Chef’s kiss perfect.
Infused with lavender buds for a gentle exfoliation.


Lemon and mint are perfectly paired to create this subtle, yet uplifting soap.

Designed and created in the West Virginia Hills by The Pretty Pickle, this uniquely beautiful piece is a conversation starter.

Warm and sweet notes of cinnamon and nutmeg along with ground oatmeal make this lightly exfoliating soap a favorite.

Ohio State Cuff Bourbon Barrel Bracelet made from reclaimed Kentucky Bourbon Barrels.

“This is a collection of spells, remedies, and charms from the old Pennsylvania Dutch and German Powwow healing practices that helped shape Appalachian folk healing, conjure, rootwork, and many other folk healing traditions in America. This reissue puts these remedies in context, with practical advice for modern-day “backwoods” healers on how to use them today”–

Rosemary and mint blended perfectly to make this sweet, subtle, earthy soap.

These beautiful earrings feature the September birth flower, Aster. The Pretty Pickle has used white Bellis Perennis with tinges of purple at the tips to represent the Aster and encased them in jewelry grade resin, within a teardrop aged bronze bezel.
