Triple Moon Kettle 2 3/4" orange candles or any work that asks

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Dion Fortune's Psychic Self-Defense (1930) brought the subject to a modern audience from a ceremonial perspective

Triple Moon Kettle 2 3/4" orange candles or any work that asksA little cast iron kettle wearing the triple moon: about 2 3 4 inches, lid included, the Goddess's emblem raised on its round belly. Too small to brew a pot and entirely the point, it is a decorative altar kettle, a holder for a votive, a bowl for salt or offerings, or simply the tiniest sweetest cauldron on the shelf. Key Features Cast iron with triple moon. The Goddess's emblem on the belly. About 2 3 4 inches, with lid. True miniature scale. Altar