Description

Origin & Traditional Use

An offering plate decorated with the triple moon, the waxing, full and waning moon, a symbol of the goddess as maiden, mother and crone.

Uses in the Work

Use it to present offerings to lunar goddesses and spirits of the night, such as Hecate, Lilith and Astaroth. Place the offering on the full moon and remove it after three days, or offer it on the dark moon to Hecate. It can also hold a scrying stone or a moon water bowl during lunar workings.

Pairs Well With

Pentagram Stainless Steel Chalice 4.75″; Frankincense & Myrrh Resin – 1 oz; Lucifer Anointing Oil – 2 dram

Lore

The triple moon symbol became popular in modern witchcraft through Robert Graves’s The White Goddess (1948). Hecate was shown in Greek art with three bodies facing three ways, guarding crossroads.

What You Receive

Approximately 7″ long with sizes, shapes, colors and inclusions that may vary.