Witches have a close relationship with nature and, of course, witchcraft.

They are drawn to the supernatural, druidism or shamanism, they may have pagan religion, believe in fairies, worship Mother Nature – simply put, being a witch is a choice, but one that not everyone will make. So, if you’re into witchcraft anyway, you won’t go wrong if you explore the witchy style among the first. Witches also often have a connection to the past, to their ancestors.

Much can be written about the nature of witches. First of all, like bohemians, they have a love of freedom and individualism, and they love nature and feel connected to it. They resemble the ethereals in that they prefer depth to shallowness, they often share with the goths a fondness for darkness, and with the rockers a tendency towards rebellion and self-awareness – they follow their heads and have no problem being “bad girls”. The archetypal witch is, in short, an individual who lives by her own rules, is not afraid of the darker sides of herself or others, believes in things between heaven and earth, honors Mother Nature, and follows her intuition. She has clearly established boundaries and won’t let anyone mess with her.