Triple Moon Iron Plaque, 14 Inches

The triple moon, a full circle flanked by waxing and waning crescents, is one of the most recognized symbols of the Craft, the lunar emblem of the Goddess in her three aspects. Here it is cast in solid iron and woven with a twisted pentagram, the star of the five elements and protection, making a wall talisman that is at once a Goddess symbol and a ward.

At 14 inches wide with real iron weight, it anchors lunar focus and protective energy on any wall.

Key Features

Triple moon and pentagram. The Goddess's lunar symbol woven with a twisted protective pentagram.

Solid iron. About 14 inches wide, with durable weight and intricate detail.

A protective wall talisman. A focal point for lunar work and protection.

Product Details

• Width: about 14 inches
• Material: solid iron
• Design: triple moon with a twisted pentagram
• Mounting: ready to hang on a wall
• Use: protective wall talisman, lunar and Goddess work
• SKU: ST2183
• Sold by Plentiful Earth

The Spiritual Significance

The triple moon honors the Maiden, Mother, and Crone, the three aspects of the Goddess, mirrored in the waxing, full, and waning moon. It is among the clearest emblems of the divine feminine and the lunar cycle in modern witchcraft. The pentagram, the five-pointed star, represents the four elements crowned by spirit and is one of the oldest protective signs in Western magic. Together on this plaque they unite lunar devotion with active protection. Iron itself carries old associations with warding and protection in folk magic, which suits the piece's protective purpose.

On a wall, this talisman is worked with for protection of the space, for lunar focus and Goddess work, and as an emblem of the Craft kept always in view. Hang it where you meditate or make offerings, or at a threshold you wish to ward.

How To Use

1. Hang the plaque on a wall at eye level in a meditation space, over an altar, or at a threshold you wish to protect.
2. Cleanse the area with smoke or your preferred method and set a clear intention for protection or lunar focus.
3. Use it as a focal point during lunar rites through the month, attuning to the waxing, full, and waning moon.
4. Return to it during ritual or meditation to reinforce its protective and lunar energy.
5. Keep the iron dry and dust it with a soft dry cloth; wipe off any moisture promptly, since iron can rust if left damp.

Pairs Well With

• Triple Goddess Wall Plaque, 14.5 x 11 Inches the Triple Goddess with the triple moon in resin.
• Maiden, Mother, Crone Wall Mirror, 17 Inches the Triple Goddess as a reflective mirror.
• Pentagram Wall Hanging, 9 Inches the protective pentagram in wood.
• Moon Diana Statue, 10.25 Inches the goddess of the moon.
• White Sage Smudge Sticks to cleanse the space and the plaque.

History & Occult Background

The triple moon became a widely used symbol of the Goddess in modern Wicca and Paganism in the twentieth century, expressing the Maiden-Mother-Crone triad through the moon's phases. The pentagram is far older, a protective and elemental symbol with roots in ancient Mediterranean and later Western magical traditions, and a central emblem of the modern Craft. Iron's protective reputation in folk magic, from horseshoes to nails, adds a further layer of warding to a piece that joins the moon and the star.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does the triple moon mean?

It represents the Maiden, Mother, and Crone, the three aspects of the Goddess, through the waxing, full, and waning moon. It is one of the most recognized symbols of modern witchcraft.

What does the pentagram add?

The pentagram is a protective symbol of the five elements, four elements crowned by spirit. Combined with the triple moon, it unites Goddess devotion with active protection.

Is it really iron?

Yes. This is a solid iron plaque with genuine weight, in keeping with iron's old protective associations in folk magic.

How do I keep iron from rusting?

Keep it dry, hang it indoors or in a sheltered spot, and wipe off any moisture promptly. A very light coat of oil can be applied if you wish to further protect the surface.

How do I hang it?

Use a wall fixing rated for its weight, since solid iron is heavy. A proper screw or anchor is recommended over a light hook.