Lily: A Halloween Season Tradition
The tradition of protection from ghosts during October returns with Lily. Host a Ghost. Lily makes for a fun tradition and a powerful amulet against the evils of October... but, watch-out, if Lily isn’t happy, or if you disrespect her, she will turn her hauntings towards you!
Use Lily to ward off other ghosts and ghouls around Halloween. Put Lily on a porch, hang her on a door, put her on a shelf, or use her to scare friends, family, and children. Make Lily move around and appear in a different place for others to find each morning. Terrify children and scare your friends and family. Lily’s a new Halloween season tradition and great for the entire year. Lily will ship within 3 business days of your order.
October is the eeriest of all months for a reason. October culminates in what we now know as Halloween on October 31 and is celebrated in many cultures. Halloween’s October 31 is also known as “All Hallows’ Eve” in the United Kingdom and Ireland; “Día de Muertos” or Day of the Dead in Mexico and the Philippines. Halloween is believed to have originated as a Pagan holiday in Ireland, known as the Celtic Festival of Samhain, a day in which the souls of the dead return to visit their homes, while sinister forces roamed free through the night. In the spirit of ‘better the devil you know’ people would invoke the help of equally sinister powers, like Lily, to keep unknown ghouls at bay.
“Her name is Lily… Keep her on a short leash.” Protector or fiend? Angel or villain? Lily was made to ward off malevolent forces in October. Historians have tracked Lily’s background to the early 1600s, and warding rights imported from Europe by the Dutch Colonists of Lower Manhattan. Handmade figurines like Lily were left out to frighten off local spirits and new world ghosts. Lily was made in the image of Countess Elizabeth Bàthory de Ecsed, a noblewoman imprisoned in the 1600s, referred to as the ‘Blood Countess’ and ‘Countess Dracula’.
What will you do with lily?
You’ve stumbled onto Lily’s official page for ideas and games, we have lots of ideas for things to do with Lily.
- Each Lily is different. They each have their own temper and tastes. They each have their own personalities. Once you get to know your own Lily you have to treat her with the respect she deserves.
- Lily - Ghoul On A Porch, also likes to have fun. Warding off ghosts is hard work. She likes to hear music, and feel included, she likes to participate.
- Like the Countess she was named after, Elizabeth Bàthory de Eased, Lily loves the spotlight. She likes to be at the center of things. Take photos with your Lily, post them to your social networks.
- During Halloween, when the nights become long and frightening, Lily likes to come out and play. Take your Lily out with you. Not just on the porch next to your pumpkin, take your Lily in the car, around town, shopping and even to the movies!
Top 10 ideas for using Lily at home
Make a carriage for Lily from a spare pumpkin
Make Lily be the thing they see through your letterbox
Put Lily in places you where you wake up – Lily is a morning ghost!
Make Lily move around and appear in a different place for others to find each morning
Add Lily to a door wreath, she is surprisingly stealthy!
Put Lily inside a Pumpkin, illuminated, she makes quite the fright
Put Lily near a night light, say goodbye to sleepiness when you spot her!
Lily works just as well on a ceiling
Opening a cupboard to see Lily is a fun surprise
A surprise appearance on a bookshelf is sure to catch someone unawares
Safety Warning
Lily isn’t just a doll. She’s a supernatural effigy and powerful magic charm crafted to keep away the forces of darkness and stop malicious entities coming into your home. Lily and her kind have been used for centuries as a way to stop ill omens and counteract the wicked intentions of others.
She is an effective totem and amulet to combat evil and as such should be treated with a bit of respect. Let Lily inspire you, protect you and even scare you during the time of ghosts, monsters and other things that go bump in the night.
Summon Lily To Your HomeHow to treat your lily
- Each Lily is different. They each have their own temper and tastes. They each have their own personalities. Once you get to know your own Lily you have to treat her with the respect she deserves.
- Lily - Ghoul On A Porch, also likes to have fun. Warding off ghosts is hard work. She likes to hear music, and feel included, she likes to participate.
- Like the Countess she was named after, Elizabeth Bàthory de Eased, Lily loves the spotlight. She likes to be at the center of things. Take photos with your Lily, post them to your social networks.
- During Halloween, when the nights become long and frightening, Lily likes to come out and play. Take your Lily out with you. Not just on the porch next to your pumpkin, take your Lily in the car, around town, shopping and even to the movies!
- Children should always be under adult supervision when interacting with Lily.
- Lily: Host a Ghost haunted doll was made to protect your home during Halloween. Each night take Lily out and let her guard your front door. She likes to sit next to your pumpkin and let her protect your house.
- Lily - Ghoul On A Porch, also likes to have fun. Warding off ghosts is hard work. She likes to hear music, and feel included, she likes to participate.
- We recommend keeping Lily locked up for the rest of the year, only take her out during October. A Ghoul On A Porch tends to get bored when they aren’t scaring off fiends and other ghosts. Remember, Lily was named after a vampire she’s not a force to be trifled with.
