Witchs Brew Halloween Tumbler 40oz Purple Symbol Icon Design

A label like an old apothecary bottle, gold script curling around a witch riding her broom through a circle of stars, the words Potion No. 666 and Since 1692 stamped underneath like a shop that’s been brewing something since before anyone can remember.

Witch’s Brew, Since 1692

This is a 40oz tumbler built for whoever plans their whole October around black cats, crooked hats, and something simmering on the stove. The badge sits like a vintage label, the kind you’d find on a bottle nobody dares to open, and the purple background carries it the way a good potion carries its color. Around the other side, the same witchy world spreads out loose and unlabeled: skulls, crystals, a cauldron mid-bubble, a spellbook cracked open, a moon watching over all of it.

We packed that second side with the kind of small, wandering details a person notices over time rather than all at once. A mushroom here, an hourglass there, a palm marked with a pentagram tucked near a coiled snake. It’s less a single image and more a shelf of charms someone collected over years of Halloweens, each one small enough to miss on the first look and impossible to unsee once it’s caught your eye.

For the person who has a whole box of decorations just for this one holiday, or the friend who always hosts the party with the fog machine going, this tumbler reads like it belongs on their counter between the candy bowl and the cauldron-shaped candle. It’s easy to hand off as a stocking stuffer, a hostess gift, or something for the coworker who’s already counting down to spooky season. The Witch’s Brew design gives it just enough personality that it doesn’t disappear into a cabinet of plain tumblers once November rolls around.

There’s a kind of quiet confidence in a label that claims a date nobody can verify. Since 1692 isn’t a fact, it’s a mood, and it’s the mood this whole piece is built on.

Does the Witch’s Brew design work outside of October?

Purple and black carry their own gothic charm long after Halloween ends, so this tumbler holds up fine at a fall bonfire, a cozy winter morning, or any day someone just likes their coffee with a little bit of magic in it.

Fill it with something warm, set it next to the candles, and let the little witch on her broom do the rest.