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Vasilisa the Biker Witch Altar Cloth
A piece of magic for the road.
 
Inspired by the timeless folklore of Vasilisa the Beautiful, this road-ready altar cloth is made to journey with you—whether you’re working magic in your garage, pulling a card before a ride, or leaving offerings along your path.
 
This design, a collaboration with Chlointhedarkdesigns, draws from the iconic Ivan Bilibin painting, weaving in the fierce wisdom of Baba Yaga, the deep intuition of the Motherline, and the untamed spirit of the Biker Witch.
 
It’s for those who ride between worlds, tending to the seen and Unseen while embracing the wild pull of the open road.
 
This 22" x 22" bandana is made from 100% cotton fine sateen, featuring a smooth texture with a slight sheen. The digital print ensures sharp details and lasting color, making it ideal for altar use or as an accessory. Like all well-traveled things (ourselves included), it will soften and wear with time, carrying the stories and energy of every mile.
 
Each altar cloth is thoughtfully prepared in New Orleans, carrying with it the essence of the city’s unique spirit and the powerful legacy of the Motherline Magic Moto Coven.

Vasilisa the Biker Witch Altar Cloth

$27.00Price

    The Motherline Magic Moto Coven acknowledges that the city of New Orleans exists today as a colonial project, settled upon an Indigenous trade hub on the Mississippi River known for thousands of years as Bulbancha, a Choctaw term meaning “place of many tongues." Bulbancha is the ancestral homelands of the Atakapa, Caddo, Chitimacha, Choctaw, Houma, Natchez, and Tunica Nations. Native peoples have lived on this land since time immemorial, and the resilient presence of Indigenous Nations remains an inseparable part of the cultural fabric of this region. As a coven, we recognize that acknowledgment alone is not enough. Land Back is not a slogan but an ongoing responsibility that requires material action in support of Indigenous sovereignty. A portion of the profits from every copy of Wheels of Witchcraft is donated to Common Ground Relief, which, through the Grand Bayou Indian Village program, supports the Atakapa-Ishak/Chawasha tribal community in restoring their marshlands and preserving their cultural heritage through native grass plantings and climate resilience efforts.  Our presence on this land carries responsibility. This is one way we seek to honor that relationship with integrity.

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    Photography by Tammie Quintana, Jennifer Sands, and Vallerina Photography;
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