Broom Pentagram Wall Hanging, 6.75 Inches

Two of the witch's most enduring tools meet in this wall hanging: the broom and the pentagram. Five besoms are arranged point to point to form the five-pointed star, so that the broom, the great tool of cleansing and sweeping away what is stale, builds the star of the elements and protection. It is a small, charming emblem of a tidy, warded threshold.

At about 6 3/4 inches and ready to hang, it brings a touch of practical witchery to a door, a wall, or a working space.

Key Features

A pentagram of five brooms. Five besoms forming the five-pointed star of the elements.

Detailed resin. About 6 3/4 inches with a built-in loop for easy hanging.

A cleansing and protective charm. A focal point for a warded, well-swept threshold.

Product Details

• Size: about 6 3/4 inches
• Material: resin
• Design: pentagram formed of five brooms (besoms)
• Mounting: built-in loop for hanging
• Use: protective and cleansing wall hanging, threshold charm
• SKU: SB707
• Sold by Plentiful Earth

The Spiritual Significance

The broom, or besom, is one of the witch's classic tools, used to symbolically sweep a space clean of stale or unwanted energy before ritual and to keep a threshold cleansed and protected. The pentagram, the five-pointed star, represents the four elements crowned by spirit and is among the oldest protective signs in Western magic. Joining the two, a pentagram built of brooms, unites cleansing and protection in a single charm: the sweeping-clean of the besom and the warding of the star.

Hung at a door or on a wall, it serves as a reminder and a focus for keeping a space both clear and protected. Practitioners use it as a threshold charm, a cleansing emblem over a working area, or simply as a piece of everyday witchery that carries real meaning.

How To Use

1. Hang it by its loop at a door, a window, or on a wall where you want a cleansed and protected threshold.
2. Cleanse it with smoke or moonlight and set an intention for clearing and protection.
3. Pair it with an actual sweeping of the space, physical or symbolic, to reinforce its cleansing purpose.
4. Refresh its intention whenever you cleanse the home, letting the broom-star mark the warded threshold.
5. Dust gently with a soft dry cloth and keep it out of prolonged direct sunlight.

Pairs Well With

• Pentagram Wall Hanging, 9 Inches the protective pentagram in solid wood.
• Forest Pentagram Dragon Wall Plaque, 13 Inches the pentacle with a forest dragon guardian.
• Triple Moon Iron Plaque, 14 Inches the triple moon and pentagram in iron.
• Plain Cast Iron Cauldron with Lid a working cauldron for the cleansed space.
• White Sage Smudge Sticks to cleanse the space and the hanging.

History & Occult Background

The besom has long been associated with witches in folklore, and in practice it is used to ritually cleanse a space, sweeping away unwanted energy without necessarily touching the floor. It also appears in handfasting, where couples leap the broom to mark their union. The pentagram is an ancient protective and elemental symbol, central to modern Wicca and witchcraft. This charm brings the two together into a single emblem of cleansing and protection.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does the broom symbolize?

The broom, or besom, is a witch's tool for cleansing, used to sweep away stale or unwanted energy from a space and to keep a threshold clear and protected.

What does the pentagram mean?

The five-pointed star represents the four elements crowned by spirit and is one of the oldest protective symbols in Western magic, central to modern witchcraft.

Where should I hang it?

At a door, window, or on a wall where you want a cleansed and protected threshold. It works well by an entrance or over a working space.

How do I use it for cleansing?

Pair it with a regular sweeping of the space, physical or symbolic, and set an intention for clearing and protection, refreshing that intention when you cleanse the home.

How do I care for it?

Dust gently with a soft dry cloth and keep it out of prolonged direct sunlight. Avoid soaking the resin.