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A craft name is the name of your magickal self. Choose the magick you feel drawn to, tell us who you are, and we'll find names that fit you.
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How to choose your witch name
Finding the right one
Your witch name should feel like you on your most magickal day. Many witches draw from the things they feel closest to: a tree, a stone, the moon, the sea, an animal or a goddess.
Say a name aloud a few times. If it gives you a small shiver of recognition, it's a good sign. Live with it for a moon cycle before you decide.
For a step-by-step guide, read Witch Names: How to Choose a Craft Name.
Claiming your name
When you're ready, light a candle, cast a circle if you like, and say your new name three times. Write it on the first page of your Book of Shadows, and use it whenever you step into your practice.
Want to know which magick suits you best? Take our What Kind of Witch Are You? quiz.
Names from every path
Moon and stars
Luna, Selene, Celeste, Stella, Nyx…
Luna means the moonForest and herbs
Sage, Rowan, Hazel, Willow, Ivy…
Sage means wisdom and cleansingSea and water
Marina, Coral, Nerissa, Pearl, Cordelia…
Marina means of the seaFire and sun
Ember, Aurelia, Blaze, Soleil, Phoenix…
Ember means a glowing coalShadow and mystery
Raven, Morrigan, Hecate, Onyx, Lilith…
Raven means messenger of mysteriesCrystals and earth
Opal, Jade, Amber, Garnet, Beryl…
Opal means the stone of hopeMore free tools to try
Each one takes a minute and gives you something to use in your practice.
Questions about witch names
What is a witch name or craft name?
A craft name is a magickal name a witch chooses for their spiritual practice. Many use it in ritual, in their Book of Shadows or with their coven, as a way to step into their magickal self.
Do I have to keep my witch name forever?
No. Many witches change their craft name as they grow, or take a new one when they reach a new stage, such as a degree or initiation.
Should I keep my craft name secret?
Some traditions keep a secret name for ritual and a public one for sharing. It's up to you: choose whatever feels right for your practice.
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