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Ritual Bowls and Cauldrons
Ritual Bowls and Cauldrons: 10 items from £7.20 to £35.20. In Wicca and modern paganism, the cauldron and chalice represent the element of water and the divine feminine, while blades represent air or fire.
How to choose ritual bowls, goblets and cauldrons
- Cast iron is best for burning; ceramic or glass for water and offerings.
- Check the dimensions for your altar space.
Using and caring for them
- Use it to hold offerings, water, herbs or resin on your altar.
- Only burn resin or charcoal in metal vessels on a heat-proof base.
- Dry iron and metal pieces thoroughly to prevent rust.
UK delivery £3.95, free over £40, 2–5 working days.
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Ritual Bowls and Cauldrons: questions
What is a cauldron used for in witchcraft?
It is traditionally used to hold water, herbs or burning resin, and symbolises transformation and the element of water.
What does the triple moon symbol mean?
The waxing, full and waning moon, associated in modern paganism with the maiden, mother and crone.
How much do ritual bowls and cauldrons cost?
Our ritual bowls and cauldrons range from £7.20 to £35.20. UK delivery is £3.95, free on orders over £40, and usually arrives in 2–5 working days.
Questions about each item
- Cast Iron Cauldron with Triple Moon 11x13cm: questions answered
- Lrg Cast Iron Cauldron with Triple Moon 12x15cm: questions answered
- Iron Ritual Goblet - Triple Moon - 20x11cm: questions answered
- Iron Ritual Goblet - Pentagon - 20x11cm: questions answered
- Huge Cast Iron Cauldron with Pentagon 21x15cm: questions answered
- Antique Copper Ritual Goblet with Triple Moon 8x13cm: questions answered
- Antique Copper Ritual Bowl with Triple Moon 8x4cm: questions answered
- Cast Iron Cauldron with Pentagon 5x9cm: questions answered
- Antique Copper Ritual Chalice Triple Moon 10x8cm: questions answered
- Copper Ritual Goblet with Tree of Life 10x15cm: questions answered