Handcrafted Poppets for Spell, Season, & Symbolism
Handcrafted from natural corn husks dyed black & twine, this gothic goat poppet embodies the charm of Samhain folk craft. Standing approximately 7–8 inches tall, each doll features wooden horns finished in either black or gold, a small black (faux) fur tuff, & is available with your choice of a rustic bell collar or a black wooden pentacle collar.
No two are exactly alike, making each piece a unique addition to an altar, seasonal décor, or any collection inspired by folklore, harvest traditions, & the old ways.
This corn husk doll is inspired by the Greek goddess, Persephone & is a symbol of duality, transformation, & sacred balance. Dyed a deep pomegranate red, this doll evokes the richness of the underworld & the ripeness of the living earth, reflecting Persephone’s role as both Queen below & the Maiden of renewal.
This doll measures about 7 inches tall & is bound with gold twine & cinched with a flowing red chiffon ribbon belt that is adorned with a pomegranate charm—an emblem of fate, devotion, & cyclical return. A head wreath of laurel entwined with red & gold pomegranate buds crowns the figure, symbolizing Persephone’s sovereignty, resilience, & the balance she holds between light & shadow, life & death. Designed for decorative display or devotional altars, this doll serves as a poetic homage to the goddess, Persephone.
Doll includes information card & wood stand for displaying.
These witch dolls are crafted from dyed corn husks, creating a striking silhouette rooted in traditional folk forms & seasonal aesthetics. Each one is carefully crafted by hand, then wrapped in twine. A black witch’s hat crowns each doll, & you can add a black wood pentacle charm.
These dolls are primarily for decorative use, ideal for witchy & gothic interiors, altar displays, & seasonal décor, especially during Samhain when themes of transformation, remembrance, & the thinning veil are honored. Equal parts folk craft & visual talisman, each doll stands as a quiet homage to the darker part of the Wheel, old traditions, & the enduring allure of the gothic witch aesthetic. Measures about 8-9 inches tall.
Available in two styles: pants or dress.
Includes a small information card.
This devotional doll channels Lilith in her many forms—mystic, protector, & liberator—honoring autonomy & inner truth. Crafted from natural corn husks dyed a deep, inky black, she embodies both sovereignty & shadow. A dark, hooded headdress crowns her, echoing the mitre or halo seen in earlier depictions. She is adorned with a black feathered skirt & a deep red belt set with a gold serpent, symbolizing knowledge, power, & self-possession. Expansive black wings extend from her back, & she carries a staff topped with a rounded wooden blade, representing reaping, boundary, & fierce protection.
Place this doll at the hearth to invite protection into the home, or on an altar as a devotional object. She also stands beautifully on her own as a striking reminder of Lilith’s enduring, transformative symbolism.
Measuring approx 8-9” tall & 5” wide. Includes wood stand for displaying & information card.
Pre-order basis - current wait time is 1-2 weeks.
Throughout history, figures made with corn husks & straw serve as humble yet potent forms, standing in for the body, the laboring hand, or the spirit of the field itself. Such dolls have long been crafted at the turning of the seasons, formed from the remnants of harvest & kept for protection, remembrance, or holding intention.
The Crimson Poppeteer draws from these agrarian folk traditions, handcrafting poppets, dolls, & effigies using dried corn husks, wheat straw, & other natural materials worked slowly in the manner of olde world craft. Each poppet is one of a kind. Variations in husk, form, wrapping, & dye occur in the crafting of each doll, carrying its own character to be matched with the ideal bearer or practitioner.
These poppets serve equally as ritual tool & as home adornment, some dyed & decorated to represent a deity or season. They can be employed in sympathetic magic, household rites, kept as guardians of the home, or treasured as folk artifacts.