Quick Specs
- Botanical Name: Jasminum officinale
- Type: Dried whole flowers, ritual herb packet
- Size/Quantity: 2 oz
- Best for: Dream sachets, love charms, moon rituals, travel altars, incense blending
- Sourcing: SQF & Kosher certified supplier
I source this herb from a supplier that’s both SQF, Safe Quality Food, certified and Kosher certified, meeting real, audited quality standards rather than just a label. What’s in this packet is suitable for your kitchen, a cup of tea, your altar, and your spell jar.
Jasmine Flowers for Love Magic and Spiritual Seduction
Jasminum officinale, known across traditions as the Queen of the Night, has been sacred to love and moon workings since its origins in Persia and South Asia. In the language of Sufi poetry, the fragrance of jasmine represented the divine beloved, a presence both intoxicating and spiritually elevating. Western witchcraft absorbed this symbolism through European contact with Arab and Indian traditions, and by the early modern period jasmine was firmly established in English and Continental grimoires as a plant of love, psychic opening, and lunar correspondence. The two-ounce packet suits the practitioner who wants a ready supply for individual sachets, a single moon ritual, or an experimental incense blend without committing to a larger quantity.
Jasmine corresponds to Venus and the Moon, water and air, and to deities including Aphrodite, Diana, Oshun, and Erzulie Freda. This breadth of divine association makes it adaptable across traditions, from Wiccan moon circles to Afro-Caribbean devotional offerings. In conjure, jasmine is particularly prized for its ability to draw what practitioners call “spiritual love,” meaning a soul-level connection rather than simple physical attraction. Carried in a pink sachet or worn as a dried flower in the hair during a love ritual, it is said to radiate an attractive sweetness that operates on subtle levels the colder, more aggressive drawing herbs cannot reach.
Dream Work, Psychic Development, and Incense Use
The lunar dimension of jasmine makes it especially effective in dream work and psychic development rituals. Placing dried flowers under the pillow on a Friday or Monday, the days of Venus and the Moon respectively, is a traditional approach to inviting prophetic or spiritually significant dreams. Burning jasmine on charcoal before a tarot or scrying session is reported to soften the mental chatter that blocks intuitive reception. Find my dream and sleep herbs for other botanicals commonly paired with jasmine in dream pillow blends.
As a loose incense ingredient, dried jasmine flowers blend beautifully with sandalwood, rose, and frankincense for love and attraction blends, or with mugwort and lavender for sleep and dream work. The 2oz packet gives you enough material to make a half-dozen sachets or several rounds of incense burning before you need to restock.
How to Use Jasmine Flowers
Three ritual methods for working with dried jasmine flowers in love magic, dream work, and lunar ceremony.
- Venus Day Love Charm
On a Friday during a waxing moon, fill a pink sachet with jasmine flowers, a rose quartz chip, and rose petals. Hold the charm in both hands, state your intention clearly, then carry it to draw romantic attention and emotional warmth toward you.
- Prophetic Dream Pillow
Combine dried jasmine flowers with lavender buds in a two-to-one ratio and place the mix in a small cotton sachet. Slide it inside your pillowcase before bed. Place a journal nearby to capture dreams immediately upon waking each morning.
- Lunar Incense Blend
On the full moon, blend jasmine flowers with sandalwood and rose petals. Place the mix on a lit charcoal disc in a fireproof censer. Use the rising smoke to consecrate love talismans or open space for meditation on emotional intentions and goals.
The Tarot Fellow Standard
I stock jasmine flowers in this 2oz size because not every practitioner needs a full pound, and the smaller packet is the right scale for single sachets, travel altars, or trying jasmine for the first time in a blend. The whole dried flowers retain fragrance far better than ground material, which matters when you are relying on the plant’s aromatic signature to carry your intention. For more herb packets in the same convenient size, browse my A-M herb packet collection where jasmine sits alongside dozens of other single-herb ritual botanicals.
Frequently Asked Questions
Jasmine flowers are used in love magic, prophetic dream work, moon rituals, and psychic development. They are burned as incense, added to sachets, used in ritual baths, and offered to deities associated with love and the feminine divine.
Jasmine is associated with Aphrodite, Venus, Diana, Oshun, and Erzulie Freda across various traditions. Its lunar correspondence also links it to moon goddesses broadly. In Hindu practice it connects to Lakshmi and to Kamadeva, god of erotic love.
Combine dried jasmine with lavender and mugwort in a small cloth sachet. Tuck it inside your pillowcase before sleeping. The scent blend supports psychic receptivity during rest and is traditionally used to invite meaningful or prophetic dreams.
Yes, the 2oz size is well suited for beginners exploring jasmine for the first time. It provides enough material for one or two sachets, a moon ritual incense session, and a small love charm without requiring a large commitment to the herb.
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