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Witch Besom & Amethyst Shadow Box
This handmade black shadow box features a sepia-toned witch’s boots backdrop with a machine-sewn pentagram, blending vintage and contemporary design. At its heart sits a wooden witch’s besom handcrafted from a Willow branch harvested during a full moon, adorned with a pentagram and traditional witch bells, while an amethyst tree of life anchors the piece just to the right. Rich in traditional occult symbolism, the witch’s boots and sewn pentagram represent the practitioner’s sacred journey and absolute elemental protection. The central willow besom, infused with full moon energy, serves to sweep away negative influences and purify the space, further amplified by the protective chimes of the witch bells. Balancing this cleansing energy, the amethyst tree of life stands as a powerful symbol of spiritual growth, divine connectivity, and deep intuition, making this arrangement a potent talisman of harmony and warding for any cabinet of curiosities. The box measures 18.5cm on each side and is 3.8cm deep, making it a unique piece for any ritual space.
Specifications
Frame: Black shadow box frame, handmade by a professional framer, repurposed
Backdrop: Sepia-toned craft paper with a witch’s boots design
Stitching: Machine-sewn thread pentagram. All objects securely hand-sewn
Central Focal Piece: Handcrafted wooden witch’s besom made from a Willow branch harvested during a full moon
Besom Accents: Attached pentagram and protective witch bells
Side Accent: Intricate amethyst gemstone tree of life copper-wire sculpture
$110.00
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