Three Pentagrams Bumper Sticker

• The star, times three. Emphasis by repetition.
• Bumper-grade vinyl. Made to live outdoors on a moving vehicle.
• Reads at a glance. Symbols outrun sentences in traffic.
• By AzureGreen. From the classic pagan sticker line.

• Three Pentagrams bumper sticker, vinyl
• Apply to a clean, dry surface; smooth from one edge to avoid bubbles

The five-pointed star is the craft's central sign, its points most often read as the four elements crowned by spirit. One on a bumper is an emblem; three in a row is an emblem with conviction, and repetition has its own old logic in magic, where things said three times are said properly. The sticker is vinyl and symbolism, not a ward; what it announces, three times over, is that the driver knows exactly who they are.

1. Clean the spot. Vinyl bonds best to a washed, dried bumper.
2. Apply and smooth. Work from one edge to chase out bubbles.
3. Say it three times. The sticker already has.

• Triple Moon Bumper Sticker: the Goddess's threes for the other corner.
• Sterling Pentacle Pendant, 1/2": the same star for the driver.
• Talisman Pentacle Poster: the working version for home.

Why three pentagrams?

Repetition is emphasis, and threes carry their own weight in the craft: things done three times are done properly.

Is it weatherproof?

It is bumper-sticker vinyl, made for rain, sun, and highway miles.

Will it come off later?

With patience and warm soapy water, like all its kind.