Small Pentacle Cast Iron Cauldron with Lid, 2¾"

Pentacle relief. The five-pointed star in its circle, cast raised.

Lid included. Sealed workings and controlled burns.

2¾ x 3 in. The solo altar's working size.

• Material: cast iron with raised pentacle, lid included; approximately 2 3/4 x 3 in
• Use on a heat-safe surface; the lid controls burn rate and seals intention work
• Care: dry thoroughly after water contact and oil lightly to prevent rust
• SKU: ICBR82

Where the plain lidded sibling is a blank canvas, this one arrives signed: the pentacle, the five-pointed star within its circle, the sign modern practice reads as the elements bound in unity and protection, cast in relief on the iron. The pairing of symbol and vessel suits the cauldron's classic jobs, incense on a 33mm charcoal disc, petitions burned to ash, and above all the sealed workings the lid was made for: components closed inside, the intention left to keep in the dark until the moon or the matter resolves. Cast iron does the rest, fireproof and effectively immortal. The star charges nothing on its own, as we say plainly across the altar shelf; it marks the vessel with the craft's plainest sign, and the working inside stays the practitioner's.

1. Burn incense on charcoal or petitions to ash on a heat-safe surface.
2. Seal component workings under the lid until the matter resolves.
3. Dry after water and oil lightly; iron's one request.

• Plain Cast Iron Cauldron with Lid, 2¾": the unmarked twin.
• Triquetra Cast Iron Cauldron, 4½": the family's large.
• Sterling Pentacle Poison Ring: the same sign at hand scale.

Pentacle or pentagram?

Pentacle, properly: the five-pointed star enclosed in its circle, read in modern practice as the elements bound in unity and protection.

What is the lid for?

Control and concealment: it regulates a burn and seals component workings inside until the working completes.

What size charcoal fits?

The 33mm discs suit the 2¾ inch opening comfortably.