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Bath & Body Works’ Popular Witch Hand Candle Holder Is Back

Inigo Del Castillo
Inigo Del Castillo
Inigo is a content writer at Apartment Therapy and previously for Lost At E Minor. A few years ago, he wrote an article about baby bats, which was so cute, Buzzfeed took a screenshot of the headline and cover image, then made a listicle about weird but adorable things. He…read more
published Jul 24, 2022
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In anticipation of this year’s spooky season, Bath & Body Works has unveiled their Halloween collection which could only be described as to die for.

The retail store chain’s fall collection features a wide variety of cursed products, including vampire blood hand soap, enchanted body cream, and candy corn lip gloss. The most popular item is the Witch Hand Pedestal, which is a candle holder that looks like a sorceress’ severed hand.

“With this frightful holder, the perfect Halloween ambiance is always within reach,” the product description reads.

The item costs $49.95, which is a pretty ok price, considering detached witch limbs are rare these days. What’s scary is that, just like last year, stocks are running low early on, with the Bath & Body Works online store already sold out.

You could try checking a store nearest you for product availability, but if that’s also no good, Bath & Body Works has other candle holders too. There’s a black cat, a water globe resembling a skull, another water globe that contains an eyeball, a haunted house, and a raven that can play an eerie song.

For those really bent on obtaining a witch’s hand, there are similar enchantress-themed choices. For example, a hand soap holder, another hand soap holder but it cackles for 20 seconds to let you know you’ve washed the blood off of your hands properly, and a nightlight depicting the witch holding an evil apple. 

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