"In a cluttered, sometimes confusing, marketplace of Hoodoo how-to books, a brave and original soul has stepped forward to share her authentic wisdom. Conjuring The Calabash is not derivative nor is it tethered to tradition. This book is bold in its contemporary, eclectic, and visionary outlook. In its pages you will learn to address issues that are of today, you know, BLM, domestic violence, internet trolling, intersectionality, and wide-ranging sexuality. Bomani is a gifted Hoodoo and a modern-day wise woman. Run, don't walk, and get yourself a copy of Conjuring the Calabash."—Stephanie Rose Bird, author of Sticks, Stones, Roots & Bones and 365 Days of Hoodoo

"A powerful book that unlocks the secrets of African-American hoodoo traditions for modern women. Filled with centuries-old knowledge of herbalism, spiritualism, and spellwork, this book is an essential tool for any woman looking to tap into her inner power and learn to manifest her desires. This book is thoughtfully inclusive and draws on the lifelong experience and hard earned wisdom of Mawiyah's own life. With clear step-by-step instructions and practical examples, Mawiyah guides readers through the intricacies of hoodoo spellcasting and helps them unlock their full potential. Whether you're looking to attract love, money, or success, Conjuring the Calabash has everything you need to get started on your journey to empowerment. Don't miss out on this opportunity to transform your life with the secrets of hoodoo magick!"—Mat Auryn, bestselling author of Psychic Witch and Mastering Magick

"Mawiyah Bomani is the first to concretely compile the religious practices surrounding the use of the Calabash (Calabaza vieja, Jícara, Choco, Chú, Bangaña) as a sacred vessel and symbol of femininity, fertility, and ancestry, putting together centuries of oral folklore, spiritual tradition, and religious practice in a clear way...Conjuring the Calabash will become the ultimate guide for the modern sorceress, the enchantress, la bruja, and the urban witch seeking a powerful, individual connection beyond religion and modern academic witchcraft."—Elhoim Leafar, author of Dream Witchery