Esoteric Pillows
Description: The Triangle of Mars is a Hermetic emblem that concentrates the current of the Martial Intelligence through sacred geometric form. At its center stands the glyph of Mars, the seal of dynamic force, disciplined will, and spiritual courage. The signs of Aries and Scorpio, the two zodiacal houses of Mars, represent its dual operation: Aries manifests the fiery power of initiation and conquest, while Scorpio reveals the hidden force of transformation, purification, and mastery over the lower nature. Used in meditation, ritual, and contemplative practice, this figure serves as a focal point for invoking, balancing, and directing the constructive virtues of the Martian current in accordance with the Hermetic tradition.
Description: A celestial owl sigil inspired by the legendary Stolas combines constellations, sacred geometry, and occult symbolism into a striking cosmic emblem celebrating wisdom, astronomy, mystery, and the limitless night sky. Perfect for astrology enthusiasts, occult collectors, gothic fashion lovers, fantasy readers, gamers, and anyone who enjoys celestial aesthetics. Ideal for birthdays, Halloween, conventions, festivals, and everyday mystical style. ABOUT THE ART © Friday, July 31, 2026, 3:38:13 PM Tracey Harrington-Simpson
Description: "The sea does not reward those who are too anxious, too greedy, or too impatient." Anne Morrow Lindbergh understood what this cuttlefish knows - some mysteries are worth the wait. This eight-armed philosopher floats in its red moon sea like a thought taking shape. Marine biologists appreciate the anatomical respect, while the mythpunk treatment transforms taxonomy into underwater folklore. It's esoteric without being obscure, liminal in the way all deep-sea creatures are - neither here nor there, neither fish nor fantasy. Perfect for ocean enthusiasts who want something beyond dolphins and seahorses, or anyone drawn to the intelligent aliens in our own oceans.
Description: Every line on the palm was once a map to something knowable. The hand recorded fate before neuroscience had a better explanation. This engraving places the symbols where they were always meant to be — Star of David at the center, alchemical marks at the fingers, the all-seeing eye where the wrist bends. Occult visual tradition rendered in the precise style of the grimoires that took it seriously. For dark academia shelves, witchy walls, and anyone who knows the difference between superstition and system. The hand has always known.
Description: An original geometric composition inspired by the Hermetic correspondences of Geburah (Elohim Gibor) and Chesed (El). Bringing together the symbolic currents of Mars and Jupiter, the design explores the dynamic balance between disciplined action and wise restraint, strength and compassion, structure and expansion. Constructed through carefully arranged geometric forms, it reflects the enduring relationship between symbolic systems and visual harmony.
Description: Manifest your intentions with this psychedelic peanut-shaped sphere, intricately woven with elemental, planetary, alchemical, and Tetragrammaton-inspired symbols. Created as a visual talisman, the design represents the union of celestial influences, the classical elements, and the alchemical journey of transformation. Whether you're drawn to Hermetic philosophy, ceremonial magick, sacred symbolism, or psychedelic art, this piece is a reminder that manifestation begins with intention, disciplined action, and inner transformation.
Description: The Elven Star, also known as the unicursal septagram, appears here as a crisp white symbol of sacred geometry. Its seven pointed form connects with spiritual exploration, esoteric traditions, pagan symbolism, magical practice, fantasy lore, and meditative design. A meaningful choice for anyone drawn to the symbolism and balance of the elven star.
Description: The Delphic maxim on the Temple of Apollo quoted to us for prosperity first by Heraclitus, then reinterpreted later by Plato and then made into an (anti)religion by Aleister Crowley. Here in the style of Crowley, with Greek keys in a box, in a circle, and the Eye of Ra below the text. I made this design for my personal use (as a picture on my shelf) but then decided to put it on a tee because I do what I wilt.
Description: Jupiter rules the throne. Not the throne of domination—but the throne of self-possession. The alien spins poi like a scepter, tracing the geometry of true sovereignty. The forces of Jupiter are: expansion without collapse, authority without cruelty, vision without delusion. In the hermetic tradition, Jupiter is the dispenser of cosmic law—not punishment, but proportion. What you manifest under Jupiter must be worthy of your own crown. The poi arcs widen as the alien expands—teaching you that to grow is not to take up more space, but to occupy your own space fully. The planet asks: Are you ready to be king of your own life? The throne is empty. Sit.
Description: Bring positive energy and zen vibes everywhere you go. This beautifully styled Om symbol blends ancient spirituality with modern bohemian aesthetics. Perfect for wearing to the yoga studio, music festivals, or just relaxing at home. Cultivate peace, love, and good karma with this sacred mantra design.
Description: A cryptic heart-shaped sigil lounges on a cheeky pink checkerboard sprinkled with tiny red hearts. Mashing up occult chic, vintage flair, and starry-eyed romance, Heartspell dreams up a long-lost magical doodle for affairs of the heart, happy accidents, and love letters that somehow end up in the wrong mailbox but still work out.
Description: Immerse yourself in the intuitive energy of the water signs with this stunning astrological emblem. Featuring two ethereal fish swimming around a starry infinity symbol against a pastel galaxy backdrop, this artwork captures the deeply empathetic nature of the twelfth house. Perfect for astrology lovers drawn to a mystical, soft aesthetic.
Description: This captivating tarot card features an ornate mystical throne guarded by serpentine dragons. The intricate composition draws inspiration from traditional fortune-telling imagery, blending spiritual symbolism with decorative motifs. Each element, from the balanced lotus flowers to the sacred sword, invites viewers to explore the hidden meanings and profound wisdom often associated with the ancient practice of tarot reading.
Description: I thought this quote by modern day American author and philosopher, Eric Weiner, went well with a jester as the backdrop illustration. Weiner has served over a decade as foreign correspondent for NPR so he’s certainly had the time and experience to make such an assertion. But a deeper truth echoes from history concerning the real role of the jester. It is most clearly discerned by what is symbolized by the pointed cap and the heyoka - the sacred clown in the tradition of the American Indian. And there are many ways to interpret that all-knowing look in the eyes of the jester. (Jester illustration licensed to me courtesy of Ash and Fern Creations.)
