Welcome to Wytch Wyse.
The Witches, Druids and Shamans of Old, worked magically with the elemental spirits of the Land, Sea and Sky, imparting their ancient wisdom to us through myths, poetry, songs and ceremonies throughout the seasonal year.
Our ancestors understood that we are all an integral part of the Web of Life and that real magic exists for those whose hearts are open to draw from its flow.
Embark upon a journey of reconnection to the natural magic of Mother Earth with Wytchwyse and reawaken your wyse wytch within.
A Day in the life of a cornish wytch
A brief interview with Michelle Elliott, founder of Wytchwyse, based in Cornwall. Michelle shares her insights into the current roles of modern witches.
Interviewed by Photojournalist Greg Martin of Cornwall Live.
Interview with Clive Anderson as part of the Smithsonian Channel programme called "The quest for King Arthur'
Michelle was asked to talk about shapeshifting spells and conduct a 'Merlinesque' type spell for Clive live on air.
Wysecraft
'Wysecraft' - A journey through the Wheel of the Year with a West Country witch' by Michelle Mari Elliott, published by Amber Ankh and main illustrations by nomeart.com, is now being stocked and sold at the famous Witchcraft Museum in Boscastle, North Cornwall and at Treadwell's Esoteric Bookstore in London - rrp£24.99.
To order wholesale (£12 per book, minimum of seven books) or to order a personally signed copy from the author email her direct - wytchwyse@outlook.com
Review by Cornish author Cheryl Staffron in the 'Meyn Mamvro' Autumn Edition of 2023: 'This is a large book (488 pages) by a Cornish 'wise woman' that has a substantial amount of information and anecdotes in it, following the 8 festivals of the Pagan Celtic Wheel of the Year. After a first chapter on 'Magic', the remainder of the book follows the Wheel, with detail on each festival, its meaning, Goddesses and Gods linked to ceremonies, spells and charms. An excellentcompendium of material.'
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