It would be a disservice (and just plain incorrect) to describe spiritual shops as trendy. Long before we were all enchanted via endless scrolls on #WitchTok, crystals, tarot cards, candles have been around for centuries. Today, the shops where you’d typically come across these finds bridge the gap between longstanding spiritual practices and the internet era. Whether you’re in search of deeper understanding or just an uplifting vibe, there’s much to be gained from browsing around a witchy, spiritual shop online or IRL.You can come across occult basics at more mainstream retailers like Barnes & Noble, which keeps tarot cards in stock, and Urban Outfitters, where you can pick up an ouija board. But in the name of supporting small businesses, we're looking to the Black-owned brands touting everything a budding witch, an astrology enthusiast, or a seasoned practitioner could ever need in their kit.Another reason to opt for these small businesses? The shop owner might just personally bless...
