Traditional Hoodoo Chicken Foot

Traditional Hoodoo Chicken Foot

This is not decoration. This is defense.

The chicken foot is one of the oldest protective tools in Southern conjure, used to scratch out curses, trample tricks, and ward off evil sent your way. Each foot is ritually prepared by Mambo Fredericka following deep-rooted Hoodoo tradition—cleansed, dressed, and fixed with protective powders, herbs, and oils. Then it's anointed, prayed over, and set to guard.

Some are painted black for banishing, others red for domination and defense. All are finished with a charm or bead and bound at the ankle to seal the work.

🔮 Uses:

• Hang above your front door to keep enemies from crossing your threshold.

• Carry in your bag or keep in your glove box as a ward against spiritual attack.

• Place on your altar to stomp out trickery and clear crossed conditions.

• Use in spiritual sweeping rituals to drive malicious energy out of your home or body.

This isn’t a mass-produced curio—it’s a working tool. Made by a Mambo of New Orleans, with full knowledge of what it means to fight back the old way.