Pentagram & Raven Feather Shadow Box
$75.00
This handmade black shadow box features a sepia-toned skulls-and-roses backdrop with a machine-sewn pentagram, blending vintage and contemporary design. Each element holds specific esoteric symbolism: the snake charm represents transformation and rebirth, the raven feather symbolises hidden knowledge, and the key and padlock denote secrecy and revelation. At the centre, a diamond-shaped filigree charm with a ruby-red rhinestone sits just below the pentacle. The box measures 18.5cm on each side and is 3.8cm deep, making it a unique piece for any ritual space.
Specifications
Frame: Handmade by a professional framer, repurposed
Frame Dimensions: 18.5cm x 18.5cm x 3.8cm
Backdrop: 15cm x 15cm sepia-toned craft paper with skulls and roses design
Stitching: Treadle machine-sewn thread pentagram. All objects securely hand-sewn
Central Focal Piece: Diamond-shaped filigree flat charm with a ruby-red rhinestone, pentacle charm and three tubular cylindrical hollow posts
Charms & Hardware: Stainless steel snake charm, ornate key and padlock, ornate button, vintage clear rhinestone linked chain, and an authentic raven feather secured with a vintage marcasite wrist watch link
$75.00
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