Neo Paganism Pillows

The forty-ninth symbol is the Mayan symbol for wind. The background was made with color drops and some sgraffito to create movement.

Eight words the Wiccan Rede Fulfill, An it harm none do what ye will

A Baltic symbol of the Moon. This symbol is mainly found on swords, bracelets and other objects used by warriors. The background was created using a wet on dry technique, and some sgraffito.

A black pentacle with black cats on it

The I Ching symbol for Fire. The background was painted in red, orange, and yellow to give the illusion of fire.

Pentacle Pentagram Wreath Wicca Witch Pagan Goth

This is a symbol from witchcraft; a Cauldron. It symbolizes the womb and, because of this, it's a Goddess symbol as well. The cauldron is also a symbol of wisdom, death and rebirth, transmutation, growth, and transformation. And of course hearth and home since it was used to prepare food. A cauldron is also connected to water and the ocean itself was by some cultures thought of as a great cauldron. In some myths, poetic and artistic inspiration came from an otherworldly cauldron. The background texture was created by letting the colors blend on a wet surface.

A Sun symbol from Latvia often found in weaving and embroidery. It's described as a symbol of light, harmony, eternal movement and lifeforce. The texture in the background was created using color bleeding and water dripping.

In Love With Satan \ Aesthetic Illustration Art

Satan Loves Me \ Aesthetic Illustration Art

Hugin and Munin are the Ravens of Odin in Norse mythology. The design is from an archaeological find and the pattern in the background was created with bubble wrap and dripping.

The Celtic Triquetra. The symbol is also known as a "trinity knot". It's been found on runestones in Northern Europe and on early Germanic coins and is used by Wiccans as well as Germanic and Norse Pagans. But it's also been used by Christians as a sign of the Trinity. The background was created by masking and painting in layers.

This is the true symbol of the medical profession but often confused with the Caduceus wand of Hermes. Aesculapius was the Greek God of healing. The pattern in the background was created with a combination of wet-on-wet and wet-on-dry.

Fun colorful psychedelic Pagan pentacle

Classic pentacle in red and black

The Star Disc of Ishtar is from Mesopotamia. The background texture was created using a combination of splatter and blossoming.

A Peacock symbol used on Turkish rugs which represents immortality. The background was created using a wet on wet technique, and some drops of water.

The Meness Zime (or Moon Symbol) from Latvia is a symbol found on knitted items and in embroidery. It's most closely related to farming. Farmers worshiped the Moon, as they knew it affects and promotes growth. The Moon was also the protector of soldiers and travelers, and the symbol was worn for protection. The texture in the background was created by covering some areas with acrylic paint before adding the watercolor.

Celtic witch square pattern

The Maori amulet Hei Matau got its name from traditional heirloom fish hooks and is worn as an amulet of protection, especially on water. The background was created to look like water with sunlight hitting it to reflect this property.

The forty-sixth symbol is a Neolithic Earth Goddess, according to the assumptions of the archaeologists. The background was painted loosely in blue and green to create a connection to the Earth and textured with water droplets.

It’s a palm-shaped amulet used by Muslims and Jews throughout the Middle East and North Africa. It shows the open right hand, an image recognized and used as a sign of protection in many cultures and is believed to work as a defense against the evil eye but also represents blessings, power and strength. It’s seen as a bearer of good fortune among Christians in the region as well. It’s believed to have originated in Punic Carthage, modern-day Tunisia, and was associated with the Goddess Tanit. As Westerners might use the phrase “knock on wood” or “touch wood”, a common expression in Israel is “Hamsa, Hamsa, Hamsa, tfu, tfu, tfu”, to spit out bad luck.

Symbol number twenty-one is the Tursaansydän from the Finnish Ukko tradition. The texture of the background was created by pulling the paint from the corners and splattering some on top.

A pentagram inspired by Eliphas Levi's rendition

I chose to paint the Australian aboriginal person symbol twice to symbolize two people, a couple without the additional lines determining the gender of the individuals. It could represent friends or a pair of lovers, regardless of gender or sexual orientation. The background was painted in a cool red and textured with salt.

Hail Satan - awesome retro typographic design for the unassuming Satanic worshiper in your life!

My forty-eighth symbol is a Germanic symbol of winter. The background was made using plastic wrap to get a texture resembling ice.

Horned God in black

This latest design is of the GREEN MAN! This frondescent fellow is very much a mystery, but it is widely accepted that he is a pre-Christian, Celtic nature spirit representing the cycle of life, and the rebirth of plants and nature in the Spring. The green man went into hiding with the spread of Christianity, but vestiges of his viny visage continued to appear in the carvings of churches, chapels, and cathedrals. In fact, there are more than 110 green men carved into the crevices of the esoteric Rosslyn Chapel (the cryptic chapel associated with the Knights Templar after they were disbanded and went into hiding). The oldest found carving of the leafy lad's foliate face dates back to 400 AD! The green man archetype is connected t...

Cute Funny baby Devil with a little touch of some retro 80's coloring style. Perfect for someone a fan of the occult, heavy metal, black metal, gothic, emo, pentagram, or Lucifer. Small black magic Baphomet child. Perfect gift for someone that is looking for a different style in the devil t shirt outfit area. Perfect for birthday, Christmas, or other holiday present. Makes an easy replacement for a satanic Halloween costume.

Classic Triple moon goddess with a purple to blue ombre

when a kids enjoy her cake with a satan

Considered to practice witchcraft rites. Experience the ritual spirit of your childhood. Relives the memories of childhood games we played as little kids and the old school. Demonic Satan rituals fascinate you. Magic Gift

Hail Yourself †††† Design

Who will you bring back from the 7th circle of Hell? For ages 3 and up.

A black Pagan pentacle with a chameleon lizard and a butterfly