Description

Origin & Traditional Use

A large cast iron cauldron with a lid and pentagram, used for burning incense, herbs and petitions, holding spell ingredients and scrying with water. The cauldron is the witch’s vessel of transformation.

Uses in the Work

Use it at the center of the temple for burning pacts and petitions, holding water for scrying, or brewing offerings. The lid lets a working be sealed in to build.

Pairs Well With

Three Kings Charcoal – 100 Tablets; Dragon’s Blood Resin Incense – 1 oz; Pentagram Altar Table 9″ x 9″

Lore

In folklore, the witch’s cauldron is where spells are brewed and the dead consulted, the vessel of all transformation.

What You Receive

A large pot belly cauldron with 3 legs, a lid and a Pentagram symbol on the front. 8 1/2″ tall with lid with mouth measuring 6″ across lip.