Elemental Witchery & Conjure Boutique Inc. - Winnipeg, Manitoba

Jordan Bruneau

I had been looking everywhere for these specific incense brand. Very happy. ?

Greg Currie

Elemental Witchery & Conjure Boutique Inc.is located at 220 Henderson Hwy Winnipeg, Manitoba.

If you're in the area and have an interest in visiting this lovingly decorated gem of a store, you're in for a treat!

The owner of the store is friendly and knowledgeable, happy to assist with any questions that you have. Whether you're an old face in the Pagan, Wiccan, Witch, etc community....or simply just curious...this is your one stop shop.

Books, oils, candles, incense, herbs...all manner of magickal essentia...you'll find it here!

donna kirton

I have much love and respect for the owners of Elemental Witchery & Conjure Boutique Inc. When I needed help with my path the store keepers always came though for me even in the times when I had to send a friend for me he held the cell the staff did everything and got all the stuff I needed, my friend had no idea what I was wanting and she did it all thank you and now my beautiful mama is home safe.. this store saved me when I was lost. I will always recommend them to everyone ❤️ bless it be ❤️

Cynthia

What a cozy vibey shop! I've been wanting to go for some time and it was really nice to have the shop to myself to explore. They were helpful in answering my questions and helping me find an oil that fits my needs. Good collection of crystals!

Brenna Dixon

I have been to this store twice now, and each time I'm met with friendliness. The staff make sure I know they're there to help, but leave me alone to browse at my leisure which I appreciate.

When I ask questions I get a genuine and friendly response, and the staff seem engaged in helping.

Yes, you have to mask to go into the store - but it is a private business and they can enforce the policies that make them feel safe. Ironically, some people making comments about this while trying to access this store should be more open minded.

Clee

This place is an absolute gem and I'm embarrassed that it took me so long to visit! I owe a lot to a friend to took me along with her today.

There were many different categories of items but more importantly, there was a diverse selection of everything. You can tell that the owner has spent a good deal of effort and thought, expertly curating her inventory.

Speaking of the owner, she was a pleasure to meet and I had an incredible conversation with her and the other woman working today. These women radiated warmth, kindness, and intelligence.

I found them both unapologetically authentic and genuine which is such a refreshing change from many experiences I have had in similar shops.

I was a bit surprised that my friend and I had to knock to gain entrance and that the shop asks each visitor to wear a mask. That isn't a complaint, as someone who has an autoimmune disease, I was pleasantly surprised. It can be intimidating to enter smaller, public spaces, and seeing the care put into ensuring a clean environment is reassuring.

Shops such as this should be about community to my way of thinking. We must watch out for the most vulnerable among us.

It's across town from me and I will be happy to make the drive to visit again.

Jolie Kusela

I’ve loved this store for a long time, and decided to bring my sister in for her first time. We had an alright visit, however it did take two times knocking for anyone to let us in, and then they chatted together instead of talking to us. But it’s come to my realization that a large number of items from the store are from Amazon, but it is still regarded as a sacred space, which is slightly disheartening, seeing as though all items are much cheaper on there as well. It’s disappointing, knowing that a lot of the time it really is just a resell store. Also, I’m not sure if the owner or any workers are indigenous, and they do sell sage. (If they are please disregard my statement.) Plus, there are many closed practice items for sale. I truly hope they read my review and take anything to heart. The customer service/replies under some of these negative reviews is appalling and truly unfortunate. Instead of making amends, they accuse reviewers of being anti mask and antivax…which a lot are not. Myself included. So I truly hope you read this and decide to take a different path, and not retaliate with the same.

Edit: if you have seen the reply they ended up giving, that’s what I mean. I am also an indigenous woman, but I think someone else is “colourblind” and can’t take criticism. Falsely claiming bigotry. As an LGBTQ+, indigenous woman, I am very appalled. Please take my review into account when looking for stores to go to.

Jainee Buncha

I have never been inside a store like this, but the place is great! The lady at the front of the store is very friendly and helpful. I told her what I needed and she was very accommodating and even offered great advice and recommendations. They have a wide variety of incense, herbals, books, cards, and a whole lot more.
Important things to remember: they require masks inside the store; the store door is locked and you need to knock to enter; and no photo taking allowed inside the store. Always be respectful while inside.