House Flags

🏴 A flag says something a sign cannot, because it moves. Pagan house flags hang from a bracket or a garden pole and carry a line of text alongside the imagery.

The wording is the point here. The Wiccan Rede in full — "An It Harm None, Do What Ye Will" — under a pentacle. "Every Phase Has Its Magic" around a moon phase wheel. "Wisdom Through the Longest Night" with a snowy owl for midwinter. "Happy Samhain, the Veil Grows Thin", and "Blessed Yule, Beloved Earth" for the goddess awakening at solstice.

Fabric is printed both sides on most of them, so the flag reads correctly whichever way the wind turns it. Because several are tied to specific sabbats, a small rotation through the year costs less than one large piece of wall art and marks the turning points visibly from the street.

🌙 The staked version in yard signs, the threshold itself in doormats, the rest of the house in witchy home decor, and the table in tablecloths.