Posters
All posters are printed on 25# parchment
paper and are 8.5" x 11".
EP9HE: Poster: 9 Herbs
The 9 Healing Herbs Poster includes Scientific names and uses for the healing herbs. Catnip, Chamomile, Coltsfoot, Plantian, Ginger, Cayenne, Comfrey, Garlic, Lobelia.
$1.50
EPCEL:Poster: Celtic Trees
Magickal trees in Celtic lore. These are the trees sacred to the lunar months, the alphabet, and the deities of the Celts.
$1.50
EPCHA:Poster: Chakras
Chakra means wheel in sanskrit, and chakras are the centers where energy can flow into the body. this poster depicts and defines them.
$1.50
EPDAR:Poster: Dark God
Charge of the Dark God through Christopher Hatton. The dark reflection of the Charge of the Goddess; listen to the words of the Lord of the Underworld.
$1.50
EPGOD:Poster: Goddess Charge
Quote from poster "Listen to the words of the great mother. who of old was called Artemis Astarte Demeter Melusine Aphrodite . . . . . . I am the beauty of the green earth and the white moon, and the mysteries of the waters. from me all things proceed and unto me the must return . . . ." Calligraphy by Amber K
$1.50
EPGRE:Poster: Greenman
The Green Man " The Green Man is a symbol pre - Christian in his origins, but later adopted by Gothic carvers and placed in thousands of church`s and cathedrals throughout Europe, from Ireland, Scotland to Russia." Quote from poster. Poster with history and multiple depictions of the Green Man.
$1.50
EPMAY:Poster: May The Circle Be Open Yet Unbroken
Colorful Poster printed on parchment paper. Figures forming a circle around the words " May The Circle Be Open Yet Unbroken "
$1.50
EPMOO:Poster: Moon Goddess
Moon Goddesses Poster with history and multiple cultures definitions of the Goddess. Quote from poster. " The Moon-Goddess has been know in many times and cultures. She is usually the protector of woman and rules magick and childbirth. It is said that the Moon-Goddess created time and its measurement, and ancient calendars were based on the moons phases and menstrual cycles.
$1.50
EPPAG:Poster: Pagan Year
The Wheel of the Year Poster depicting astrological signs and where they are in relations to the Sabbats. Quote from poster. As the wheel turns, Pagans celebrate eight holy days or Sabbats. Some say the Lady of fire rules spring and summer, while the Lord of Death and Resurrection rules the Fall and Winter.
$1.50
EPPAN:Poster: Pan
Pan, the god of woods and fields, of flocks and shepherds, dwelt in grottos, wandered on the mountains and in valleys, and amused himself with the chase or in leading the dances of the nymphs. He was fond of music, and as we have seen, the inventor of the syrinx, or shepherd`s pipe, which he himself played in a masterly manner. Pan, like other gods who dwelt in forests, was dreaded by those whose occupations caused them to pass through the woods by night, for the gloom and loneliness of such scenes dispose the mind to superstitious fears. Hence sudden fright without any visible cause was ascribed to Pan, and called a Panic terror. As the name of the god signifies all, Pan came to be considered a symbol of the universe and personification of Nature; and later still to be regarded as a representation of all the gods of paganism itself.
$1.50
EPPEN:Poster:Pentagram
The Pentagram Poster with Multiple depictions of the pentagram and history. Also Invoking and Banishing signs. Quote from poster. The pentagram has had many names through the ages : pentalpha, the endless knot, . . . it stands for the spirit ruling the world of matter . . . "
$1.50
EPRUN:Poster: Runes
The Runes Poster with depictions of runes and Trees. Including Freyr`s Aett, Hagal`s Aett, and Tyr`s Aett. Quote from poster. "Predating the first century CE, Runes are the sacred symbols of the Teutonic people and were used by the Village shamans for divination and magick. . . "
$1.50
EPTALP:Poster: Talisman Pentacle
Talisman Pentacle Quote from poster. "Define your Intentions at each Sabbat with this talisman. To use, cut around dashed line. After centering yourself, write down what you need or want to accomplish, . . . . singe the edge of talisman to seal your desire so the magick can work. . . . "
$1.50
EPWIC:Poster: Wiccan Rede(law)
Traditional rhyme outlining the Wiccan Rede, which is the only `law` accepted by most Wiccans: An ye harm none, do as ye will.
$1.50
EPWICP: Poster: Wiccan Rede(long Poem)
A traditional poem outlining the Wiccan Way in rhyme. Ends with the well-known `an ye harm none, do what ye will.
$1.50
EPWIT:Poster: Witches` Alphabet
The Witches` Alphabet : Theban Script Quote from poster "Also called "the runes of Honorius" These letters are used to write spells and incantations in a Witchs book of Shadows. and to inscribe one`s Craft name on ritual tools and Witch jewels. . . ."
$1.50
EPWITR:Poster: Witches` Rune
Rhyming chant used during the circle dance to raise the cone of power in Traditional Wicca covens.
$1.50
EPBAP: Poster: Baphomet