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Pentagram Altar Tile, 4 Inches

Pentagram Altar Tile, 4 Inches
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  • Primary Spiritual Use: Binding
  • Secondary Spiritual Use: Power
  • Size: 4 in
  • Material: Wood
  • Element: Earth
  • Planet: Moon
  • Zodiac: Taurus, Virgo, Capricorn
  • Chakra: Root
  • Ruling Day: Monday
  • Tradition: Wiccan/eclectic
  • Intent: Binding, Power
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A 4 inch wooden altar tile, hand carved with the pentagram and finished in a warm stain. The altar tile, or paten, is the working surface's center: the marked disc where the focus of a working stands, candle, cup, charm, or offering, so the ritual has a visible heart. This one does that job at a size that suits the smallest altar, and does it in honest carved wood.

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At a glance

Key Features of This Altar Tile

Hand carved pentagram. The five elements in balance, cut into the grain rather than printed on it.

A compact 4 inches. The centerpiece size for shelf altars and traveling kits.

Warm stained wood. An earthy, grounded finish that anchors the whole surface.

The particulars

Product Details

  • Material: carved wood, warm stain finish
  • Size: about 4 inches across

The Paten's Job

Most traditions that build altars converge on the same instinct: the working surface wants a marked center. The altar tile is that mark, the pentacle-inscribed disc of ceremonial tradition, the paten of the Wiccan altar, the spot where the working's focus stands so the eye and the intention agree about where the middle is. Candles rest on it, cups and charms are set on it, offerings are presented on it, and between rituals it simply holds the altar's center the way a keystone holds an arch. The tile does no work of its own; it organizes the surface and the attention, which is precisely the job the tradition built it for.

Step by step

How To Use This Tile

  1. Set it at the altar's center and let the arrangement grow outward from it.
  2. Stand the working's focus on it: the candle, cup, charm, or petition of the rite.
  3. Present offerings on it where your practice keeps them.
  4. Wipe with a dry or barely damp cloth; wood prefers to stay dry, and wax lifts easily once cooled.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is an altar tile for?

It marks the altar's center, holding the working's focus: candles, cups, charms, and offerings, the paten of modern craft practice.

Is it really carved?

Yes, hand carved wood with a warm stain, so the emblem sits in the grain with the small variations honest handwork carries.

Can I put candles on it?

Yes, with a holder or on a drip-safe base; cooled wax lifts from the finish easily, and flames should never be left unattended.

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