8 Crafty Cookware Products Every Witches' Kitchen Needs

by Toby

If you are a witch, wizard, or descendant of either one, you will be delighted at these wonderful Witches' Kitchen items, guaranteed to entice your ancestors right into your home for a cooked toad or two. So...

Double, double toil and trouble
Fire burn, and cauldron bubble.
(Act 4, Scene 1, Macbeth, William Shakespeare)

True to Artecnica's design MO, the Witches' Kitchen project is creating sustainable products made by indigenous artisans. Though the Witches' Kitchen designs were inspired by witch folklore, they were created by London designer, Tord Boontje, and handcrafted by artisans in Columbia, Guatemala, and Brazil.

1. Need A Pair Of Extra Hands?

Mahogany, hand-carved by Guatemalan artisans. Dimensions: 8.5" x 2.5" x 3"

2. Maybe a pair of gloves to go with the hands?

Wait, these gloves don't match. Ah, the one on the left is for witches; the one on the right is for wizards. They do come in pairs... insulated cotton gloves hand-sewn by Brazil's Coopa- Roca Women's Cooperative.

3. A Small Cauldron For Toad Stew

Witches' Kitchen Casserole with Lid/Serving Bowl: Black, ceramic with unique leaf prints, especially designed for Witches' Kitchen. The Casseroles are hand-molded by Colombian artisans. Dimensions: 11.8" diameter, 7.7" height.

4. Some Blood Sauce Perhaps?

Saucepan with Lid/Serving Bowl: Black, ceramic with unique leaf prints, especially designed for Witches' Kitchen. The Saucepans are hand-molded by Colombian artisans. Diameter: 9.5"

5. Double, Double Boil and Bubble

(with apologies to Will)

Special edition Multi-leaf Stacked Set: Black, ceramic with unique leaf prints, especially designed for Witches' Kitchen, hand-molded by Colombian artisans.

6. Instruments Please

Set of Six Utensils: Mahogany, hand-carved by Guatemalan artisans.

7. No Blood Splatter On This Wizard

Wizards Apron: Cotton, hand-sewn by Brazil's Coopa- Roca Women's Cooperative. 35" L, 34.5" W

8. Hey, What About Me? I'm Wearing White!

Witches' Apron: Cotton, hand-sewn by Brazil's Coopa- Roca Women's Cooperative. 45" L, 30" W

I think it might be time to change the atmosphere in my kitchen and invite my ancestors over more frequently.

For a list of Artecnica retailers, visit here.

Thank you, Artenica

Toby
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Witches

Submitted on February 19th, 2009 by Anonymous

At $330. for the hands and $1200. for the double pot, the 6 piece serving?
set is $770. I wonder how much they are paying the workers?

Instruments

Submitted on March 7th, 2009 by Anonymous

It would be interesting to know exactly what all those Instruments are used for. Are these actually what a witch would use? Guess you have to know about witches and stuff to understand it. I just read some articles about the spells put on stuff at http://hauntedpossessions.com and must say it kind of creeps you out. The folklore of it is interesting, but from what I understand, it is nothing to fool with if you don't know what you are doing. Anyway, the Instruments do make you wonder what the heck they are used for.