Description

Origin & Traditional Use

A chalice is a ritual cup, the vessel of the element of water and the feminine principle in witchcraft and ceremonial magic. In the Christian Mass it holds the wine of communion.

Uses in the Work

Fill it with wine, water or another liquid as an offering to a spirit, and share a sip with the spirit as an act of communion. In ritual it stands at the west for water. Combine it with the athame in the symbolic Great Rite of witchcraft, and use it to hold blood offerings or a potion charged during the rite. Consecrate it before first use and keep it only for ritual. Stainless steel is ideal for blood offerings and for liquids you wish to keep pure.

Pairs Well With

Triple Moon Offering Plate 7″; Holy Water – 4 oz; Lucifer Anointing Oil – 2 dram

Lore

The pentagram as a protective seal goes back to Mesopotamia and was later known as the Seal of Solomon. A chalice marked with it combines the vessel of water with the sign of the elements.

What You Receive

Adorned with a prominent Pentagram on the front and two smaller ones on each side, this 4 3/4″ chalice is a symbol of spiritual significance and beauty.