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Pentagram Cast Iron Cauldron, 8 Inches
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- Primary Spiritual Use: Transformation
- Secondary Spiritual Use: Rebirth
- Size: 8 in
- Material: Cast iron
- Element: Water
- Planet: Moon
- Zodiac: Cancer, Scorpio
- Chakra: Sacral
- Ruling Day: Monday
- Tradition: Wiccan/eclectic
- Intent: Transformation, Rebirth, Protection
A cast iron cauldron with three legs and a lid, marked with a pentagram. It stands about 8 1/2" tall with a 6" mouth, roomy enough to burn herbs and incense, hold crystals, or work a fire-safe ritual. The cauldron is a classic vessel of witchcraft. Season lightly with oil to keep the iron from rusting.

The particulars
Product Details
- Cast iron cauldron, about 8 1/2" tall, 6" mouth
- Three legs, lid, embossed pentagram
- For burning herbs and incense or holding ritual items
- Oil the iron lightly to prevent rust
Ways to use it
What Is a Cauldron Used For?
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Group or holiday workings
It's big enough for several people to add petitions to the same fire. -
Resin or loose incense
Add half an inch of sand, set a lit charcoal tablet on it, and sprinkle resin a pinch at a time. -
Cone incense
Set the cone on a little sand so the base doesn't scorch the iron. -
A wish or a release
Burn a written petition, a bay leaf or a name you're letting go, at the new or full moon or whenever you need to. -
Scrying
Fill it with water by candlelight. The dark iron shows reflections clearly. Dry it right after so it doesn't rust. -
A stand-in for a ritual fire
When a working calls for a bonfire you can't build, set several charcoal tablets or candles in sand inside it. Keep it on a heat-proof surface and the lid within reach. -
Carrying smoke through a room
Set the cauldron on a tile or heat-safe plate and carry the plate, because the iron gets too hot to hold. -
A candle in sand
Stand a chime candle upright in sand. Some households light it to stand for the fire of creation. -
Watching a spell come together
Add each ingredient in order and picture the working forming as you go. -
Altar offerings, salt by the door, or crystals
Use it as a small holding dish anywhere in the house. -
Mixing herbs, salts or bath blends
Combine them in it before you use them. -
On a water altar
Set it out as decor on an altar for the water element. -
The lid
Keep it nearby. Setting it on smothers a flame that climbs too high.
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