Cauldron
Handmade ceramic cauldron.
Its’ delicate blue-green glaze cascading into an unexpected band of fiery orange brings to mind the very meaning behind the ‘cauldron.’
An alchemical transformation of the elements.
The cauldron itself is created by a piece of the Earth, birthing the energies of change with it’s bulbous form representing the womb of Mother Earth. The flame, element of Fire transforms elements of Earth and Water; intended to invoke transformation; physically or spiritually. As the cauldron becomes the focal point for intention-setting, it becomes a powerful tool for manifestation and spiritual growth.
Pop culture paints the image of a wicked witch using such vessel for brewing bubbling potions, chanting notions and casting ungodly spells. When in reality, the cauldron becomes a symbol of the power of intention, transformation, and rebirth.
For centuries, the cauldron has been a symbol of the hearth. The image of a cauldron cooking a meal over a fire brings to mind the warmth and comfort of home.
In the Viking age, shamanistic healers who practiced Seidr magic would travel with their cauldrons along with warriors into battle, chanting ancient enchantments to channel the energies of strength, protection and victory. Seers would scry into cauldrons filled with water, speaking of visions or messages sent forth by the Gods.
A keeper of sacred energy, the cauldron can be used for just about anything. Whether you are serving up a savory stew, simmering a pot of herbs, smoke cleansing with sage or incense, scrying with water, filling with salt to absorb negative energies or brewing a potion and casting a spell set with positive intentions; the cauldron becomes your focal point and vessel for this alchemical process. Maybe it becomes the anchor to your alter space or an offering dish, maybe it becomes a planter for your favorite plant friend, whatever it may be; honor the cauldron as a sacred symbol intended to bring forth change and transformation.
*Food safe, dishwasher/microwaveable safe, safe for high heat/burning sage, incense, charcoal, resin etc.
Handmade ceramic cauldron.
Its’ delicate blue-green glaze cascading into an unexpected band of fiery orange brings to mind the very meaning behind the ‘cauldron.’
An alchemical transformation of the elements.
The cauldron itself is created by a piece of the Earth, birthing the energies of change with it’s bulbous form representing the womb of Mother Earth. The flame, element of Fire transforms elements of Earth and Water; intended to invoke transformation; physically or spiritually. As the cauldron becomes the focal point for intention-setting, it becomes a powerful tool for manifestation and spiritual growth.
Pop culture paints the image of a wicked witch using such vessel for brewing bubbling potions, chanting notions and casting ungodly spells. When in reality, the cauldron becomes a symbol of the power of intention, transformation, and rebirth.
For centuries, the cauldron has been a symbol of the hearth. The image of a cauldron cooking a meal over a fire brings to mind the warmth and comfort of home.
In the Viking age, shamanistic healers who practiced Seidr magic would travel with their cauldrons along with warriors into battle, chanting ancient enchantments to channel the energies of strength, protection and victory. Seers would scry into cauldrons filled with water, speaking of visions or messages sent forth by the Gods.
A keeper of sacred energy, the cauldron can be used for just about anything. Whether you are serving up a savory stew, simmering a pot of herbs, smoke cleansing with sage or incense, scrying with water, filling with salt to absorb negative energies or brewing a potion and casting a spell set with positive intentions; the cauldron becomes your focal point and vessel for this alchemical process. Maybe it becomes the anchor to your alter space or an offering dish, maybe it becomes a planter for your favorite plant friend, whatever it may be; honor the cauldron as a sacred symbol intended to bring forth change and transformation.
*Food safe, dishwasher/microwaveable safe, safe for high heat/burning sage, incense, charcoal, resin etc.
Handmade ceramic cauldron.
Its’ delicate blue-green glaze cascading into an unexpected band of fiery orange brings to mind the very meaning behind the ‘cauldron.’
An alchemical transformation of the elements.
The cauldron itself is created by a piece of the Earth, birthing the energies of change with it’s bulbous form representing the womb of Mother Earth. The flame, element of Fire transforms elements of Earth and Water; intended to invoke transformation; physically or spiritually. As the cauldron becomes the focal point for intention-setting, it becomes a powerful tool for manifestation and spiritual growth.
Pop culture paints the image of a wicked witch using such vessel for brewing bubbling potions, chanting notions and casting ungodly spells. When in reality, the cauldron becomes a symbol of the power of intention, transformation, and rebirth.
For centuries, the cauldron has been a symbol of the hearth. The image of a cauldron cooking a meal over a fire brings to mind the warmth and comfort of home.
In the Viking age, shamanistic healers who practiced Seidr magic would travel with their cauldrons along with warriors into battle, chanting ancient enchantments to channel the energies of strength, protection and victory. Seers would scry into cauldrons filled with water, speaking of visions or messages sent forth by the Gods.
A keeper of sacred energy, the cauldron can be used for just about anything. Whether you are serving up a savory stew, simmering a pot of herbs, smoke cleansing with sage or incense, scrying with water, filling with salt to absorb negative energies or brewing a potion and casting a spell set with positive intentions; the cauldron becomes your focal point and vessel for this alchemical process. Maybe it becomes the anchor to your alter space or an offering dish, maybe it becomes a planter for your favorite plant friend, whatever it may be; honor the cauldron as a sacred symbol intended to bring forth change and transformation.
*Food safe, dishwasher/microwaveable safe, safe for high heat/burning sage, incense, charcoal, resin etc.
