#cursed objects

[pizzacade]

Thanks to Big Finish for the cover for The Companion Chronicles: Solitaire, an Eighth Doctor puppet was created.

Yes, it's real, and NO ONE except possibly Big Finish knows where it is.

[astra-ravana]

Acquiring, Keeping, and Caring For Cursed Objects

So, you want a cursed object? Maybe you're a collector of haunted artifacts, a chaos witch who loves a challenge, or just someone who thinks “possessed” is a selling point. Whatever your reason, handling cursed items is an art—one that requires knowledge, caution, and maybe a good exorcist on speed dial.

Where to Find Cursed Objects

If you’re looking to acquire an object with questionable spiritual history, try:

Thrift Stores & Estate Sales

• Old mirrors, antique dolls, and Victorian jewelry are prime candidates.

• Look for items with a strange energy or eerie backstory from previous owners.

• Cursed objects tend to feel either cold or warm.

Online Marketplaces

• eBay and Etsy occasionally feature items labeled as “haunted” or “cursed.”

• Be wary of fakes—if it comes with a certificate of authenticity, it’s probably a gimmick.

Abandoned & Historical Sites

• Be very careful when taking objects from old buildings, cemeteries, or battlefields. Some spirits don’t appreciate being relocated without permission.

Occult Shops & Witch Markets

• Some practitioners sell intentionally hexed, haunted, or enchanted objects.

• Check the seller’s reputation before buying something that might decide to rearrange your furniture at night.

How to Identify a Cursed Object

Not all creepy antiques are cursed, but some red flags include:

Unexplained Bad Luck - After bringing the object home, things start breaking, people fall ill, or your cat suddenly hates you.

Disturbing Dreams & Nightmares - If an item gives you visions of past tragedies, or whispers in the night—it’s probably cursed.

Strange Physical Reactions - Feeling cold, dizzy, or heavy near the object? That’s a sign of a strong energy attachment.

Moving or Vanishing on Its Own - If the object relocates itself, refuses to stay put, or vanishes and reappears, congratulations—you have an active one.

Electronic & Environmental Disturbances - Flickering lights, draining batteries, and objects falling for no reason are classic signs of spirit activity.

Safely Keeping a Cursed Object

If you want to coexist with your new haunted acquisition (without getting hexed into oblivion), follow these guidelines:

Set Boundaries-

• Speak to the object (yes, really). Tell it:

“You are welcome here, but you will not harm, scare, or disrupt my space.”

• Reinforce with protective symbols (salt, runes, or sigils).

Keep It Contained-

• Glass cases help contain energy.

• A dedicated altar or place of honor makes the spirit feel welcome and appreciated.

• Iron boxes can trap aggressive spirits.

• Mirror boxes can function as a trap for many spirits.

Regular Cleansing & Offerings-

• If the spirit is sentient, occasional offerings (coins, incense, or flowers) can keep it calm.

• Empower the spirit through regular acknowledgement.

• Smoke cleansing, bells, or singing bowls can balance energy without removing the curse/spirit.

• Marshmallow root makes spirits happy and calm.

Have a Backup Plan-

• If things go wrong, have banishing components (like black salt, rue, or black tourmaline) ready.

• A witch, priest, or medium can help if the object becomes too hostile.

• Consider 'rehoming' objects that become too dangerous to a more willing collector.

• Burying, throwing into fast moving water, or burning will neutralize most objects. Some spirits may just be made furious by the disrespect, however, so be wise.

Owning a cursed object is like having a supernatural roommate—you need rules, respect, and an exit strategy. Whether you’re collecting for curiosity, magickal experimentation, or sheer thrill, just remember: some spirits are happy to stay dormant… until they’re not. Happy haunting!

[choso-onii-chan]

I just remembered something: we know that Kenjaku injerted his/Noritoshi's blood into Choso and his siblings in their fetus state and later aborted them and, somehow, preserved their souls and made them into cursed objects. But how can they use their cursed techniques later, when their former bodies are gone? I personally have the theory that Kenjaku used their bodies as base for them being turned into cursed objects, like Sukuna's soul was sealed within his own fingers. It just sucks that we don't know ANY details of how this works.

[blackpaintedeyes]

had this book for years and its still in great condition, mostly because it keeps fucking vanishing any time i think to actually read about whats in it. popped up again today, taking this so i know i still own it. real interesting stuff on objects like the hope diamond, and places like king tut's tomb.

if i didnt like the read so much i probably would have just gotten rid of it by now, but i get the feeling it'd show back up anyways

[avaantares]

Now that it's been gifted, I can share the horrible thing I included in @iamtheshriekingguineapig's Christmas gift. 🤣

I was picking up some last-minute items at Menards when I saw these ugly little plastic lantern ornaments on clearance:

(retail site image, they don't look that good in real life)

So I bought one, painted it gold (ultimately had to use a paint Sharpie because nothing else would stick to the PVC), then made burning Zhao Yunlan art in Photoshop, printed it, and stuck it inside. Assembled the whole thing the night before our gift exchange. Put it inside her gift box. Waited for the outraged screaming when she found it.

(I was not disappointed.)

If anyone else wants to make themselves a cursed Guardian Lantern ornament, here's the art:

The specific ornament I used is here, but I'm sure there are better quality ones out there.

And even though this whole thing is extremely cursed, I'm still claiming it for my @guardianbingo square "holiday," because it IS technically a Christmas ornament. 🎄

[stnaf-vn]

I made a meme

[surreallyokay]

I am obsessed with these sonic boy aquarium statues!!!! shadow looks like he is dripping in cum y'all don't understand how badly I need these!!!

[lord-0f-misrule]

Reblog this bear or you'll have a cursed 2025

[frythebrains]

Phase 1 of my Mortarion ita bag... not super happy with it but I think that'll change as I find more stuff for it.

[slimemanagement]

...yeah

[choso-onii-chan]

Time to do an in-depth Analysis about some Choso things i wanna talk about for a long time now:

We know that he and his siblings, the Death Paintings, were aborted and turned into Cursed Objects. In the official Anime Guide it stated that the fetuses where made into Cursed Objects "after their death" (> abortion), but we know that they where concious over all those years, even able to become aware of their own Cursed Techniques (at least in Choso's case) and somehow even train them (also, did Choso knew the names of all his Techniques because that information was kinda engraved into him, together with Blood Manipulation itself?). Someone's theory was that Choso might actually had a Domain Expandion, with which he trained himself in Blood Manipulation while being sealed, which would actually makes sense and would be very cool!!!

Now about his Cursed Object Form: I believe that, obviously, only their original bodies died and Kenjaku somehow secured their Souls and PROBABLY used their dead fetus' bodies (corpse) as basis for the Cursed Object and put their Souls "back" into their transformed "bodies". I mean, somehow Choso must've had some kind of blood by his side. And Sukuna was turned into a Cursed Object that was made our of parts of his original body (his Fingers) too.

And about the whole Incarnation Stuff: We know, the Vessel has to ingest the Cursed Object, which contents Choso's Soul. The Vessel's brain will be overwritten with the existence of the Soul of the Cursed Object, and if the Vessel is weak (which is the case in here), the appereance of the Vessel changes to the one of the Soul of the Cursed Object. In Choso's case, he never had an developed body yet, but things like hair-, eye- and skincolor and other genetic stuff where still in his (part human) DNA and that overwrote the one of the Vessel, which led to the Body change to Choso's own appereance (how he also would've looked if he would've been able to grow-up like a normal human).

About his blood mark/mark/"tattoo", we know that it is a part of him (it's actually very similar to a birthmark), he was born with, and it is completely connected to his Cursed Technique of Blood Manipulation, since we saw young Noritoshi develope a similar red/black mark on his right eye when using Flowing Red Scale. But in Choso's case it's permanently on his face and i believe that this might be because of his curse DNA, it's the only thing about him (his pale skin and eye bags/circles or just swollen eyes might also be of that reason, but can also have different reasons) that makes him look more "unnatural", the only sign of him being partly curse. FUN FACT: the shape of his Mark strongly resembles the japanese Kanji for "one", 一 ichi, which might be a referance to Choso being the First Born of the Death Paintings.

And, when the Cursed Object is ingested and the whome Body changes, does the Vessel's Blood just only get's "overwritten" by Choso's, or does it "vanish" and get's "filled up with Choso's Blood?

[stetermonthlyprompts]

October 2024: Cursed Objects

[spookcataloger]

Full Casket (2014)

[plasticfashiondotpng]

Dolloween Day 23: Cat Costume Barbies

Masquerade Party 2003 Barbie in Leopard Costume

Perr-fectly Halloween Barbie 2002 NIB

My Scene Masquerade Madness Madison

White Tiger Lounge Kitties Barbie 2003

[shitmyfriendjohannasays]

[silelda]

On the one hand, this is a non-fiction book so it could have actual photos of the cursed items it's talking about.

On the other hand:

I didn't think a photo could convey this level of creepiness.