Blood and bone are among the oldest offerings in the history of magic and witchcraft, their significance woven into the practices of necromancers, shamans, witches, and seers across cultures and centuries. To offer one’s blood, even in the smallest drop, was to give a part of oneself—a binding, a sacrifice, a pact. To work with bone was to commune with the dead, the past, and the echoes of what once was. Both were seen as sacred, feared by the uninitiated, and wielded by those who dared to walk between the worlds.
