
Wiccan Pentagram Candlesticks
Pentagram candle holders for the very committed goth.
Altar-adjacent. Results not guaranteed by anyone.
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Pentagram candle holders for the very committed goth.

Pentagram tealight holder. For the very committed witch.

Wiccan altar bell—because your spells needed a soundtrack.

Sarcastic skeleton tarot sign—your farmhouse decor's goth upgrade.

Ritual offering bowl with triple moon design—altar décor that actually has personality.

Pentacle candle holder—home decor for the ceremonially inclined.
Hung wrongCopper moon-and-pentacle incense burner—home décor for the unabashedly mystical.

Baphomet ornament hanging in your home saying you meant every bit of that aesthetic.

Wall clock shaped like a Baphomet sigil—functional dark art for your altar.

Backflow incense burner shaped like a Baphomet—the smoke actually falls.

Baphomet incense burner that hides jewelry—occult décor for the practical goth.

Geode skull backflow burner—who says meditation can't be dark?

Gothic crystal ball stand—for when your occult hobby got serious.

A vintage metal tin sign of alchemical symbols — your wall now has strong opinions about transmuting lead into gold.

A pagan wheel altar cloth for your nightstand, because if you're going to manifest in front of people, you might as well commit to the table linens.

A wooden moon-phases wall sign, because your normal calendar doesn't convey enough witchy energy.

Altar cloth that makes your tarot practice look intentional instead of improvised.

Witch bells that hang on your door and jingle, so your home's magical protection finally hired someone to answer the door.

A severed black resin hand carved with every palm-reading line ever invented, so guests can be told their future while also wondering whose hand that used to be.
Hung wrongA whole coven starter kit in one box — choker, rings, bracelet, earrings — so you don't have to build a vampire across six Amazon tabs.

A tiny moon-face cameo swinging from a rope chain, so every outfit quietly announces you're on speaking terms with the lunar cycle.

The Greek goddess of witchcraft and crossroads is on your shelf now, holding two torches, and she is not here to help you find your keys.

Hang this over the couch and every houseguest will immediately reassess whether they actually know you.

A little wooden plaque that quietly informs guests your home is protected by the moon, the elements, and whatever's rattling around the attic.

Hang these on your doorknob and any negative energy that tries to walk in will apparently be so startled by the tiny jingle it just leaves.

A hand-painted resin Baphomet crouched over a pentagram, holding a candle like he's about to lead your dinner party in an unsanctioned ritual.
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