Altar Triple Moon Broom, 6 Inches

A small altar besom, about 6 inches long, finished with a silver-tone triple moon charm and a pink faceted drop. A witch's broom is not for the floor; it sweeps a space clean of stale or unwanted energy before ritual. Petite and decorative, this one carries the triple moon, a favorite emblem of the Goddess and the lunar cycle.

Key Features of the Altar Besom

Triple moon charm. A silver-tone waxing, full, and waning moon emblem.

Pink faceted drop. A small sparkling accent on the handle.

6 inches. A petite, altar-sized broom for ritual cleansing.

Product Details

• Altar besom, about 6 inches long
• Silver-tone triple moon charm
• Pink faceted drop accent, with copper wire binding
• Natural materials; each broom varies slightly

The Spiritual Significance of the Besom and Triple Moon

The besom, or ritual broom, is used to clear a space of stagnant or unwanted energy before ritual rather than to sweep up dust. The triple moon that adorns this one, waxing, full, and waning, is a widely loved symbol of the Goddess in her three phases and of the lunar cycle that shapes so much witchcraft. Together they make a small, charming tool for cleansing and lunar work alike.

How To Use an Altar Besom

1. Hold the broom with a clear intention to clear and refresh the space.
2. Sweep it just above your altar or through the air of a room, not touching the surface, moving the energy outward or toward a door.
3. Picture stagnant or unwanted energy gathering and leaving ahead of the bristles.
4. Finish with a grounding breath, and open a window if you like to let it out.
5. Rest the broom on your altar or hang it to keep it close for the next cleansing.

Pairs Well With

• Smudge Sticks: smoke to cleanse alongside the besom.
• Candles: candles for moon and cleansing work.
• Raw Crystals: cleansing stones for your altar.
• Incense: incense to burn during cleansing.
• Spiritual Books: further reading on lunar magic and cleansing.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is an altar besom used for?

It is a ritual broom used to sweep a space clean of stagnant or unwanted energy before ritual, rather than to sweep up dust. The bristles are usually held just above the surface.

What does the triple moon mean?

The waxing, full, and waning moons stand for the Goddess in her three aspects, maiden, mother, and crone, and for the lunar cycle, making this besom a fitting tool for moon-centered practice.

How big is it?

It measures about six inches long, a petite, altar-sized broom that is easy to display, hang, or tuck into a small sacred space.

How do I use it?

Hold it with intention and sweep just above your altar or through a room, moving energy toward a door or window, then finish with a grounding breath.

How do I care for it?

Keep it dry and rest it on your altar or hang it between uses. Cleanse it with smoke or moonlight as part of your practice.