Coagula Stickers

Description: tribute to Mat Gleason's COAGULA

Description: When things are going badly, you just need someone who's going to come along and just fix stuff. Preferably with flashing blue lights too.

Description: God of Wisdom

Description: The Secret - Solve et Coagula - Grindcore - Black Metal

Description: A dark occult-inspired design featuring Eliphas Levi, legendary French occultist and ceremonial magician, surrounded by alchemical symbols, sacred geometry, hermetic imagery, serpents, skulls, grimoires, and the famous phrase “Solve et Coagula.” This vintage esoteric composition embodies the mysteries of alchemy, transformation, and occult wisdom. Perfect for lovers of hermetic philosophy, ceremonial magic, gothic aesthetics, and dark academia.

Description: Rob Pilgrim Solve Et Coagula Vintage Rock

Description: Hommage to the Great Alan Moore.

Description: Vintage esoteric caduceus design featuring intertwined serpents, outstretched wings and the Hermetic phrases “As Above So Below” and “Solve et Coagula.” Inspired by alchemical philosophy and Hermetic tradition, the imagery evokes duality, transformation, balance and the correspondence between the spiritual and material realms. Ideal for occultists, alchemy enthusiasts, Hermetic practitioners, esoteric philosophy lovers and collectors of mystical symbolism.

Description: A dripping white Baphomet silhouette emerges from the void beneath The Secret’s gothic logo, channeling the occult fury and relentless assault of “Solve et Coagula.”

Description: "Do what thou wilt." - Aleister Crowley

Description: Do as thou wilt uwu

Description: Horned Baphomet Deity Occult Symbolism

Description: A complex sacred geometry composition of Baphomet, constructed with intricate occult symbols, skeletal elements, and ritual forms, embodying the alchemical principle of “Solve et Coagula.”

Description: This design was inspired by a button spotted on the jacket of Coagula in Rachel Pollack's Doom Patrol run.

Description: Alchemical dragon from the Theatrum Chemicum Britannicum by Elias Ashmole ca. 1652 with added text: "SOLVE ET COAGULA"

Description: A minimalist typography design on a black background featuring the Latin phrase "PER ASPERA AD ASTRA" in large white capital letters. The text is arranged in four lines, with "PER" on top, "ASPERA" in the second line, "AD" in the third line, and "ASTRA" at the bottom. Behind the text, there is a diagonal streak of blue-white sparkles and stars extending from the top right to the bottom left, creating a cosmic path. A bright star with eight points is positioned in the top right corner of the streak, emitting a radiating light effect. The sparkles have a gradient from bright white to pale blue, with a subtle sparkle effect that creates a magical, celestial atmosphere.

Description: My stamp like image of mixture of Hermes and Thoth. Golden Version.

Description: As Above, So Below. Pastel Baphomet design

Description: A detailed monochrome rendering of Baphomet as illustrated by Eliphas Lévi, featuring the winged Sabbatic Goat seated with crescent moons, torch, and esoteric gestures symbolizing balance and occult wisdom.