Mini Triquetra Cast Iron Cauldron w/ Lid (3.5 in.)

A 3.5 inch cast iron cauldron carrying the triquetra, with an iron lid, a hanging handle and side handles. Heavy duty construction, built for burning incense, offerings, spell work and cleansing with sages and resins.

The triquetra is three interlocked arcs drawn in a single unbroken line. In Celtic use it stands for the threefold things, land and sea and sky, or maiden and mother and crone, and the unbroken line is the point: none of the three ends where the next begins.

Cast iron takes heat without complaint, which is why it has been the material for this job for a very long time. The lid smothers a burn when you need it out, and the handles let you move it while it is still warm.

How to Use:

• Set a charcoal disk inside and light it to burn loose herbs, resins and incense.
• Burn written intentions or petitions for manifestation and release.
• Fill it with water, salt or sand to make an elemental altar tool.

Line the base with sand or ash before burning. Never leave a burn unattended.

Why We Carry It

The triquetra is the Celtic knot drawn in one line with no beginning, which suits a vessel used for things that cycle rather than end.

Try It With

Pair it with the Triquetra chambered pendulum and burn Dragon's Blood resin over Three Kings charcoal disks.